CSU Resident Life held their latest trivia night, on Tuesday, at the Viking Public House at Cleveland State University.
The topics for the night included sports and musicals as well as the typical closer, ‘Name that Tune.’
The winning team was Taylor Lewis-Kerslake, Kat Magalski and Nate Previts.
VPH hosts trivia night every second Tuesday. Entry is free for you and two of your friends. Each member of the winning team receives a $15 Viking Dining Dollar gift card to use across campus.
The next trivia night is Tuesday, Nov. 21 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Grab a pizza or an appetizer to nibble on or enjoy any of the beers on tap like the Great Lakes Christmas Ale!
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“It gets a lot of different students together, encourages them to talk to people they wouldn't otherwise talk to and just have a good time,” said Kaleb Roberts, a sophomore resident assistant.
