Folklore Monsters
Fall Holidays
Fall Fashion
Residence Halls Named After Trees
USF Resources
100

These spectral beings are believed to haunt the living and pass through walls.

What are Ghosts?

100

October 31st marks this spooky celebration full of costumes and candy.

What is Halloween?

100

Wrap this around your neck to stay warm and stylish during chilly weather.

What is a Scarf?

100

Famous for its sweet syrup, this tree shares its name with a fall-hued residence hall.

What is Maple?

100

This program connects students with peer financial educators to help them budget, save, and manage their money wisely.

What is Bull 2 Bull?

200

Skeleton carrying a scythe, often seen as the personification of death.

What is the Grim Reaper?

200

Originating in Germany, this fall festival is best known for beer, pretzels, and lederhosen.

What is Oktoberfest?

200

Keep your head warm with this knitted hat, often topped with a pom-pom.

What is a Beanie?

200

This flowering tree produces large, fragrant pink or white blossoms — and a namesake USF hall.

What is Magnolia?

200

This resource offers free and confidential mental health counseling, workshops, and wellness services for students.

What is the Counseling Center?

300

Humans who transform into these creatures under a full moon.

What are Werewolves?

300

Known as the Festival of Lights, this Indian holiday celebrates the victory of light over darkness.

What is Diwali

300

Whether ankle or knee-high, this fall footwear pairs perfectly with jeans or leggings.

What are Boots?

300

Named after a tree that thrives in Florida swamps, this hall shares its name with a classic wooden material.

What is Cypress?

300

This office helps students navigate academic challenges, overcome barriers to graduation, and stay on track toward earning their degree.

What is Academic Advocacy?

400

Often depicted with broomsticks and black hats, these spellcasters gather in covens.

What are Witches?

400

This Mexican holiday honors deceased loved ones with altars, marigolds, and sugar skulls.

What is Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)?

400

This plaid shirt has become a staple of fall wardrobes everywhere.

What is Flannel?

400

This evergreen with bright red berries gives its name to a residence hall and a Christmas plant.

What is Holly?

400

This service provides free tutoring and writing assistance to help students succeed in their coursework.

What is the Tutoring and Writing Studio?

500

This famous vampire from Transylvania fears sunlight and sleeps in a coffin.

Who is Dracula?

500

This East Asian harvest festival celebrates the full moon and features mooncakes.

What is the Mid-Autumn Festival?

500

The ultimate comfy clothing item for lounging on cool autumn nights.

What are Sweatpants

500

This tall, slender tree is often planted in rows and lends its name to one of USF’s residential communities.

What is Poplar?

500

This confidential USF service supports students who have experienced crime, violence, or abuse, offering advocacy and resources.

What is the Victim Advocacy?