What is your school "known for"?

[illini43]

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U of MN... being really big and really bad at athletics.

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Not hockey.

Ehh, whats that all abeauuuuuut.

[T50_Omaha8]

UGA...football, univ is 90% white in a 60% white state, athletic association scandals, having a bomb ass college town, very bad alcohol problems, hate crimes apparently, and a final exam in a sports class that asked "how many halves does a basketball game have?"

the last happened in 2003 I think...kinda sad

[Thremp]

Ugly people.

[IlliniLou]

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U of I:

- Engineering
- Business
- Athletes who get drive drunk, crash cars, and steal things
- Being in the middle of nowhere (Champaign, IL)
- Unofficial St. Pat's Day
- Assembly Hall being one of the toughest places to play NCAA basketball at (Orange Krush baby)
- "One of the nation's premier public universities" - according to our chancellor on our promo commercial during bball games.

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you forgot Hugh Hefner
we're also known for getting rid of the Chief
in business, we're known for accounting as its like #1 in the nation
oh and one of the buildings on campus was a terrorist target because of the computer they built there
oh and we have the larget Greek system in the nation i think (Frats suck, sororities ... well if they're hot i guess its ok)

[Habib Marwan]

famous poker players/ sexy people/ binge drinking

[orange]

Nebraska:

ugly white farmer hicks. college football. corn.

[kbinder]

drexel university:

co-op program
asians
consistently highly ranked in the princeton review for "campus is tiny, unsightly, or both"

[ICantCash]

Auburn:
- awesome football team
- at one point I think we had 7 national championships in men's swimming in a row
- rolling toomer's corner after an auburn athletic victory
- pretty solid engineering program
- really hot girls

[brad3]

Rich people, cocain usage and hot women.

Edit: Add soccer to the list. Any guesses?

[Dave D]

Arnold Palmer, Tim Duncan, Chris Paul, kinda Ricky Prohl. Somehow getting to the Orange bowl this past year. Tobacco "heritage."