UGA Football
The first UGA football game was played in January 1892 and resulted in a resounding 50-0 win! Who was the opposing football team?
What is Mercer?
To be considered a full time student, how many credit hours does a student need to take?
What is more than 12 credit hours?
This building is located on North Camupus and houses the Registar's Office and the Student Financial Aid Office. It was named after the first two African American students admitted to UGA.
What is The Holmes-Hunter Academic Building
Fun Fact: In 1916, Hamilton Holmes & Charlayne Hunter-Gault were the first African-American students admitted to UGA.
Name this tradition. The tradition is a chant that is yelled at football games.
"GOOOOOOOOO DAWGS, SIC ‘EM, WOOF WOOF WOOF WOOF WOOF!"
What is Calling the Dawgs?
The University of Georiga is the 1st public university in the United States. When (year) was it chartered?
What is 1785?
When Georgia played its first intercollegiate football game against Auburn on February 22, 1892, its unofficial mascot was what?
What is Billy Goat?
Fun Fact: The goat wore a black coat with red "U.G." lettering on each side.
The University of Georgia has more than 200 academic majors to educate and lead students into a wide variety of careers. According to the Office of Insitutional Research, what are the three most popular majors (least to most)?
Bonus (50 pts): What is the least popular major?
What is Finance, Psychology, and Biology?
Bonus: Intended International Business
What two residence halls are an all-girl dorm?
What is Soule Hall and Hill Hall?
Name this Tradition. This bell tower is located on North Campus. The bell was in action during class changes and emergencies. Today it is housed in a wooden tower and when it is heared - it marks athletic victories, academic accomplishments, and other special occasions.
What is Ringing the Chapel Bell?
What do the 3 pillars of The Arch stand for?
What is Wisdom, Justice, and Moderation?
What years has Georgia won the National Championship?
What is 1942, 1980, 2021, and 2022?
List the grading system (A - F) for the University of Georgia. Ex. A is 4.0…
A 4.0
A - 3.7
B + 3.3
B 3.0
B - 2.7
C + 2.3
C 2.0
C - 1.7
D 1.0
F 0.0
What building is known as UGA's Living Room?
What is the Tate Student Center?
Prior to COVID-19, students could have enjoyed Snelling's 24 hours a day service during the week. The dining hall opens Monday at 7 a.m. for continuous service until 2:30 p.m. on Fridays. Late night breakfast started at midnight. Name the tradition where student would go to Snelling late at night to either study or have a fun night.
What is Snellabrating?
Hint: The Finacial Aid Office is located in the building named after them.
Who is Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes Charlayne?
When college football fans think of Georgia Bulldogs players, one of the first names that comes to mind is this 1982 Heisman Trophy winner. Who is this player who first played professional football with the New Jersey Generals of the USFL?
What is Herschel Walker?
CURO is open to all undergraduates pursuing faculty-mentored research, including students in their first year at the University of Georgia. You can earn course credit for research in any department regardless of year, GPA, or major. What does the acroynmn CURO stand for?
What is Center for Undergraduate Research Opportunities?
(Formal) Name all the Dining Halls.
What is Bolton, Oglethorpe, Village Summit, Snelling, Niche
Name this Tradition. UGA’s night game against Georgia Southern in 2015 was the first time twinkling cell phone lights lit the sky as the Redcoat Band played Krypton to kick off the fourth quarter. From home games in Sanford to games at Notre Dame and the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, this relatively new tradition quickly became a staple of UGA night games.
What is Light Up Sanford?
Athens, GA is nicknamed the "Classic City" after its connection with this world capital.
What is Athens, Greece?
How many people can Sanford Stadium hold?
What is 92,746?
The University of Georgia is composed of many schools and colleges. How many?
Bonus: 50 extra points each if you list the oldest and newest college/school?
What is 17?
Name all of UGA libraries.
What is the Main Library, Science Library, Zell B. Miller Learning Center, Special Collections Libraries, and Carnegie Library
Name the Tradition. As a freshman, Daniel H. Redfearn was reportedly so moved by the symbolic meaning of the Arch that he vowed to never pass through it until he had his diploma in hand. Redfern’s vow didn’t mean much until he shared it with his English professor, Robert E. Park. Park, who would later become the namesake of Park Hall, shared Redfearn’s plan with his other students, who then chose to abide by the vow as well. Thus, the tradition was born.
What is Don't Walk Under the Arch?
Who is the 22nd (current) Univerisity of Georgia President since July 1, 2013?
Who is President Jere W. Morehead?