Colgate Day Quiz!

The correct answer is Seven Oaks. This suggests that Colgate's golf course is named Seven Oaks.

Colgate offers 51 majors.

Colgate was founded in 1819.

The correct answer is 13346.

The correct answer is Margaret Thatcher because she has not spoken at Colgate as part of the Global Leaders Lecture Series. The other three individuals listed - The Dali Lama, Gen. Colin Powell, and Tony Blair - have all spoken at Colgate as part of the lecture series.

Main Moon is the correct answer because it is the only option that matches the given question, which asks for the name of the Chinese restaurant in town. The other options, Main Moons, Joe's Chinese Restaurant, and Kung Pao, do not match the question and therefore are not the correct answer.

The correct answer is "Slices Come Plain Only." This slogan suggests that the New York Pizzeria only serves plain slices, without any additional toppings. It emphasizes the simplicity and authenticity of their pizza, which is a characteristic often associated with New York-style pizza.

The correct answer is 13 because Colgate's Motto consists of two words, "Colgate" and "Motto," which have a total of 13 letters.

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The correct answer is "Deo Ac Veritati." This Latin phrase translates to "For God and Truth." It reflects Colgate's commitment to upholding values of integrity and honesty in all aspects of their work and education. The motto signifies the importance of maintaining a strong moral compass and striving for excellence in all endeavors.

Colgate University offers a variety of graduate programs, but the only graduate degree that they offer is the Masters of Arts in Teaching. This program is designed for individuals who want to pursue a career in education and focuses on developing teaching skills and knowledge in a specific subject area.

Merrill House is the correct answer because it is the former residence of Colgate presidents. It was completed in 1900 and has served as the official residence for the presidents of Colgate University.

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Madison University was renamed Colgate in 1890 as a result of a generous gift made by James B. Colgate. This indicates that the university changed its name to honor and acknowledge the contribution made by James B. Colgate.

In 1974, the graduating class included the first four-year female students. This implies that prior to this year, there were no female students who completed a full four-year program and graduated. Therefore, 1974 marks an important milestone in the history of the institution, as it was the year when female students were able to complete their education and graduate alongside their male counterparts.

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L. E. French is the correct answer because he was a member of the Class of 1902 at Colgate University and composed the Colgate Alma Mater in 1904.

The correct answer is "Ever blest thy days." This is the correct answer because it accurately identifies the last 4 words of Colgate's alma mater. The phrase "Ever blest thy days" expresses a sense of gratitude and blessings towards the institution, emphasizing the positive impact it has had on the individuals associated with Colgate.

The closest number to the total number of Colgate alumni alive today is 31,000.

The Mascot Fund is not part of Colgate athletic fundraising efforts. The other options mentioned, such as the Hardwood Club, Maroon Council, and Silver Puck, are all likely fundraising initiatives or organizations associated with Colgate athletics. However, the Mascot Fund does not seem to be related to fundraising efforts for athletics.

Colgate last played against Syracuse University in the regular season in 1987.

In 1990, our men's hockey team reached the NCAA championship game.

In 1932, the Colgate football team, under the leadership of fourth year coach Andy Kerr, had an exceptional season. They went undefeated, meaning they did not suffer any losses, and were also able to prevent their opponents from scoring any points against them. Despite this impressive achievement, they were not invited to any postseason games or tournaments.

Colgate's first colors, adopted in 1868, were magenta and blue.

The FSEM was introduced in 1972.