Ivy League + various schools

Columbia University (Old name)

(Used to be called) King's College

How is the Ivy League relate to the nine colonial colleges?

7/8 schools in the Ivy League (except Cornell) were colonial colleges. The other two colonial colleges, William & Mary and Rutgers, are now public.

9 colonial colleges

Harvard, William and Mary, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, the University of Pensylvania, Brown, Dartmouth, and Rutgers

Rutgers (city)

New Brunswick, New Jersey (also spills into Newark and Camden, New Jersey)

Harvard (old name)

New College

Yale University (City)

New Haven, Connecticut

Columbia University (City)

New York City, New York

College of William & Mary (Nickname and mascot)

Nickname: Tribe, Mascot: Griffin

Rutgers (nickname)

Scarlet Knights

Harvard Divinity School

established as the first non-denominational divinity school in the United States

Brown University (Nickname)

Bears

Dartmouth College (Nickname)

Big Green

Cornell Universitiy (Nickname)

Big Red

North Dakota State (nickname)

Bison (but also called "Thundering Herd")

Yale University (Nickname)

Bulldogs

Harvard University (City)

Cambridge, Massachusetts

University of North Dakota (City)

Grand Forks, North Dakota

Dartmouth College (City)

Hanover, New Hampshire

Harvard University (Nickname)

Crimson

North Dakota State University (City)

Fargo, North Dakota

University of North Dakota (nickname)

Fighting Hawks

Cornell University (City)

Ithaca, New York

Columbia University (Nickname)

Lions

University of Pennsylvania (City)

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Rutgers Stadium (city)

Piscataway

Princeton University (City)

Princeton, New Jersey

Brown University (City)

Providence, Rhode Island

University of Pennsylvania (Nickname)

Quakers

Rutgers (old name)

Queen's College

Princeton University (Nickname)

Tigers

College of William & Mary (City)

Williamsburg, Virginia