(Difficult) Fun Facts
This horse race is the oldest continuous sporting event in the US
Kentucky Derby
Daft Punk's 2013 Grammy-winner meets a magically delicious breakfast cereal with a leprechaun mascot
Get Lucky Charms
This is the most prevalent element in Earth's atmosphere
Nitrogen
This structure, which all freshman walk through after Freshman Convocation to signify the start of their journey as a Bobcat, was a gift from the Class of 1915
Alumni Gateway
This human organ is the only is the only one that can fully regenerate itself
Liver
An iconic Prince song wears a garment used to protect from the elements
Bananas are often noted for having a lot of this element
Potassium
Now housing Scripps College of Communication, this building used to be the original Baker University Center
Schoonover Center
This African country has more pyramids than any other country in the world
Sudan
The most up-to-date version of America's largest city
Brand New York City
Sodium chloride, more commonly known as this, is an ionic compound fittingly consisting of one sodium ion and one chloride ion
Salt
This oldest academic building at Ohio University is also home to the office of the President (hint: it's in the center of College Green)
Cutler Hall
Winds on this furthest planet from the Sun can reach up to 1,200 miles per hour
Neptune
Breakfast dish commonly smothered in Hollandaise sauce eaten by an English actor who played Sherlock Holmes
Eggs Benedict Cumberbatch
This is the only element to be named after a US city
Berkelium
Following devastating flooding in Athens in this year, the US Army Corps of Engineers began work on rerouting a portion of the Hocking River, a project that would be completed only three years later
1968
In 1971, this astronaut played golf on the moon
Alan Shepard
Cornell University's athletes listen to a Chappell Roan hit single
Big Red Wine Supernova
This is the only letter to not be found in any of the elements' symbols
J
The first graduate of Ohio University, this man would later become a prominent US senator and advisor to four presidents
Thomas Ewing