New Mexico State University Quiz

Angel and Brianna are planning a campus tour and want to visit New Mexico State University. Can you help them by telling them which city it's located in?

• Albuquerque

• Las Cruces

• Santa Fe

• Roswell

Isaac, Manuel, and Abbygail are trying to remember the mascot of New Mexico State University for their trivia night. Can you help them out?

• Cowboy Joe

• Pistol Pete

• Reveille

• Bevo

Brianna and Violet are getting ready for the big NMSU game! To show their school spirit, they want to wear the official school colors. Can you help them out? What are the official school colors of NMSU?

• Blue and Gold

• Crimson and White

• Green and Silver

• Red and Black

Abbygail and Ivan are having a debate! Abbygail says New Mexico State University is the oldest public university in New Mexico, while Ivan isn’t so sure. Who’s right? True or False?

• True

• False

Matthew and Victoria are curious about the history of their university. Can you help them figure out what year New Mexico State University was founded?

• 1847

• 1888

• 1912

• 1950

Isaac, Camila, and Susan are cheering at a big game and want to show their school spirit! Which of these is the official nickname for NMSU sports teams?

• The Aggies

• The Broncos

• The Cowboys

• The Miners

Jordan and Alejandro are curious about New Mexico’s rich history and land. At NMSU, which area of study would they find a strong program in?

• Space Exploration

• Agriculture

• Theater Arts

• Fashion Design

Matthew, Brianna, and Renata are getting ready for the big game at NMSU! They want to sing the university's fight song to cheer on their team. Can you help them remember what the fight song of NMSU is called?

• Go Aggies!

• Crimson Glory

• Victory is Ours

• Pride of New Mexico

Isaac and Renata are debating college sports! True or False: NMSU is part of the Western Athletic Conference (WAC) for many sports. What do you think?

• True

• False

Ivan, Camila, and Jordan are curious about how many students are at NMSU. Can you help them figure out the approximate student population?

• 2,000

• 10,000

• 14,000

• 50,000