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This singer/songwriter/actress is well known for some of her crazy outfits.
Who is Lady Gaga?
This woman is considered the founder of Mercyhurst.
Who is Mother Borgia Egan?
This dangerous ice sport is popular in Canada.
What is hockey?
This is supposed to keep vampires away.
What is garlic?
These are the specialty product produced by the Rolex company.
What are watches?
This artist sings "Say So", a popular song on TikTok.
Who is Doja Cat?
This is the year Mercyhurst College became Mercyhurst University.
When is 2012?
This company's logo is a swoosh.
What is Nike?
"Al Dente" comes from this language.
What is Italian?
This is the character Scooby-doo's catchphrase.
What is "Ruh-roh"?
This person is the father of "X AE A-12".
Who is Elon Musk?
Beloved mascot Louie the Laker sadly died in this tragic way.
What is drowning?
This female-dominated sport is often not considered a sport, though it is necessary for team morale.
What is cheer leading?
This nut from the Texas state tree is a Southern staple.
Studies suggest you can gain confidence before an interview by striking a pose similar to superman or this DC heroine.
Who is Wonder-woman?
This is singer Rhianna's, real name.
What is Robyn Fenty?
This is the city and country where Catherine McAuley was born.
What is Dublin, Ireland?
This is the only team in the NFL to neither host nor play in the Superbowl.
The Cleveland Browns.
Shaped like a bowtie, this pasta has a name that means "butterflies" in Italian.
What is farfalle?
The Florida skunk man is modeled after this popular cryptid.
What is Bigfoot?
This is the year hit TV show, "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" first premiered.
When is 2007?
This woman has a dorm named after her on Mercyhurst's Erie campus, and during her lifetime she opened over 100 religious communities in America.
Who is Frances Warde?
This is the year Serena Williams won her first Wimbledon championship.
When is 2002?
Stuff this dumpling with potatoes, cheese, or onions and top with sour cream.
This is the technical name for this symbol "#".
What is octothorpe?