Clemson University's Historical and Ecological Trivia Quiz

Clemson University was founded in 1856.

The mascot of Clemson University is a Tiger.

The official colors of Clemson University are Orange and Purple.

The official student newspaper at Clemson University is called The Tiger.

SpringFling is the name of the annual spring festival held at Clemson University, featuring concerts, events, and a popular Tigerama show.

Clemson University's Memorial Stadium is also known as Death Valley.

Lake Hartwell is located on Clemson University's campus.

Dabo Swinney is the famous football coach associated with Clemson University.

Tillman Hall is considered the most iconic building on Clemson University's campus.

The fight song of Clemson University is called Tiger Rag.

Howard's Rock Run is the tradition involving rubbing the nose of Howard's Rock for good luck at Clemson University.

The annual rivalry football game between Clemson University and the University of South Carolina is called the Palmetto Bowl.

Clemson Experimental Forest is adjacent to Clemson University's campus.

The College of Engineering, Computing, and Applied Sciences is known for engineering and technology programs at Clemson University.

CU-ICAR is located in Greenville.

The South Carolina Botanical Garden is located near Clemson University and features a famous suspension bridge over the Reedy River.

Al Gore, a former U.S. Vice President, attended Clemson University.

The Blue Key Honor Society was founded at Clemson University in 1914.