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Cal State Chico topped Playboy’s first ever rankings of Top Party Schools in 1987.  Since then, Playboy has been the most well-known of the rankers of top party schools, probably more for its associated photo pictorials than anything else. Cal State – Chico Miami San Diego State Vermont Slippery Rock Connecticut West Virginia Plymouth State [...]

Contrary to popular belief, Playboy does not publish a Top Party School ranking every year. In fact, it has only published its own such rankings in 1987 and then again in 2002 and 2006. Here are the Playboy rankings for Top Party School of 2002. Arizona State Cal State – Chico Rollins College LSU West [...]

The top party schools in the USA as ranked by PubClub.com. Texas Florida Wisconsin Alabama Cal-Santa Barbara Georgia Ohio U. Florida State Arizona Southern Cal

According to The Princeton Review, here are the top 20 party schools in the United States for the 2008-2009 party season.  Florida has regained the number one position and West Virginia, last year’s winner, has dropped to # 4. University of Florida University of Mississippi Pennsylvania State University West Virginia University Ohio University Randolph-Macon College [...]

The top party schools for 2008 as determined by Princeton Review are as follows:  1 West Virginia University 2 University of Mississippi 3 The University of Texas at Austin 4 University of Florida 5 University of Georgia 6 Penn State–University Park 7 University of New Hampshire 8 Indiana University at Bloomington 9 Ohio University-Athens 10 [...]

The top party schools for 2006, as determined by Princeton Review are: Florida Ol’ Miss Penn State West Virginia Ohio University Randolph-Macon Georgia Texas Cal-Santa Barbara Florida State

Playboy has long been known as the dean of college party schools.  Playboy’s 2006 rankings of the top party schools is as follows: Wisconsin Cal – Santa Barbara Arizona State Indiana San Diego State Florida State Ohio University Georgia Tennessee McGill University

Purdue Pete first ran onto the field for the Boilermakers in 1956, although his origins date back to 1940.  Learn more about the history of Purdue Pete here.