Strathclyde 101
“I’m the newest giant on campus, filled with study nooks and lecture halls.
Students grab coffee in my bright atrium before class calls.
Which building am I?”
The Learning & Teaching (L&T) Building.
This Victorian garden cemetery, perched beside Glasgow Cathedral, is famous for its elaborate monuments and skyline views.
The Glasgow Necropolis.
Which Scottish city is home to the world-famous summer Fringe Festival and an iconic hilltop castle?
Edinburgh
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Which blockbuster film series is this?
Harry Potter
“I’m where your heart races faster than your Wi-Fi,
Courts and pools where athletes fly.
From morning yoga to late-night games,
Which Strathclyde spot goes by many names?”
Strathclyde Sport Centre.
Home to Salvador Dalí’s Christ of Saint John of the Cross and a beloved organ recital hall, this red-sandstone landmark is one of Scotland’s most visited museums.
Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum.
This dramatic valley in the Highlands is known for towering mountains, waterfalls, and epic hiking trails.
Glencoe
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Which rock band is known as the “Queen” of classic hits?
Queen
“I’m the elder of the campus clan,
With stone and arches proud I stand.
A young Bell once learned within my walls,
Before he made the world’s first calls.
Which historic Strathclyde building am I?”
The Royal College Building (linked to Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone).
Nicknamed the “Clockwork Orange,” this is the world’s third-oldest underground railway. In which Scottish city can you ride it?
The Glasgow Subway.
Name the large freshwater lake that is legendary for sightings of a mysterious monster nicknamed “Nessie.”
Loch Ness
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Name the legendary sci-fi film franchise these emojis represent.
Star Wars