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100

This famous bird has a statue of himself on campus in front of the Adams Library

Who is Gerald the Turkey?

100

These helpful student workers assist your experience on campus and in the halls.

Who are Resident Assistants?
100

This mammal is the only one capable of true, sustained flight

What is a bat?
100

This color was named after the fruit... not the other way around

What is an orange?

100

Go to this office if you need assistance with your educational prowess

What is the Tutoring Center?

Level 1 of the Adams Library!

200

This building is home to countless organizations and events every week, like GAMER and our fraternities and sororities.

What is the Student Union?


200

This human body part stays the same size from birth.

What are eyeballs?

200

This metal has the highest melting point of any and all metals

What is tungsten?

200

This everyday, popular condiment was originally sold as medicine.

What is ketchup?

200

This newly renovated building is the home of the Department of Physical Sciences

Before, it was reportedly flooding, infested with mice, mold, and swarms of bees!

What is Clarke Science?

300

Catch large-scale events and some of our sports team play at this building.

What is the Murray Center?

300

This US president served four consecutive terms, the longest-serving president in our country's history

Who is Franklin D. Roosevelt?

300

This dangerous tool was originally invented to assist with childbirth

What is a chainsaw?

300

These vegetables used to be purple in color before the 17th century, before humans modified them to the bright warm color we know them as today

What are carrots?

300

Lost items, emergencies or concerns can be directed to this building and group.

They also share a building with the Alumni and Visitor Center

The RIC Campus Police / Police Station

400

At this building, use your RIC ID to access a free gymnasium, swimming pool and multiple sports courts.

What is the Recreation Center?

400

Ancient priests from this country would pluck every hair from their bodies.

What is Egypt?

400

This European capital city is built on 14 islands and connected by more than 50 bridges

What is Stockholm, Sweden?

400

The first ever soup was made up of the meat of this large mammal, which can be found in zoos

What is a hippopotamus?

400

Of the six residence halls on campus (including Willard, rest in peace), these three are named after women

What are Rose Butler Browne Hall, Mary A. Weber Hall, and Mary Tucker Thorp Hall?

500

Rhode Island College went by two names before it's current, one in 1871 and the other in 1920, what are they?

What is the Rhode Island Normal School and the Rhode Island College of Education?

500

Ironically, hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia is the fear of what?

What is the fear of long words?

500

Two Central American countries, El Salvador and Honduras, ignited a war in 1969 for this confusing reason.

Hint: It's not because of their armies.

What are their National Football (Soccer) teams?

500

While a household staple today, this chip brand was originally launched at Disneyland, with a name derived from a Spanish word for gold 

What are Doritos?

(Dorado, the masculine adjective)

500

This building on the east of campus is home to the School of Social Work and named after the first woman president of RIC

What is Guardo Hall?