The man who split the Red Sea

An angle greater than 90 degrees but less than 180, it's not sharp

More than 100 million pounds of lobster were harvested there in 2011

Jazz musicians & jockeys helped give New York City this nickname

The name of Drexel's mascot

The Father who, including Isaac and Ishmael, had many sons

It borders the fairway on a golf course; as an adjective it can also mean coarse

250 Statues of Liberty could fit inside this state's Mall of America

If you’re under this, you’re at the circus

The President of Drexel

The name of the hill on which Jesus was crucified

Characterized by meddlesome curiosity, perhaps like the Charles Schulz dog of the same name

Its motto is Latin for if you seek a pleasant peninsula look about you

Digit also known as the hallux

The name of Drexel's oldest building

The "13th" disciple, who replaced Judas

Cheerful or tending to float in liquid

In area it's the largest of the 8 M states

In France this feature of the night sky is known as “le casserole”

Drexel's name before it became "Drexel University"

The place where the term "Christian" was used for the first time

Ladies, according to the title of a 1963 book, you have this type of mystique

It's named for a British queen

Rhyming nickname of Boston’s Interstate 93 construction project

The decade Drexel was founded in