Here’s a recap of 2015 April Fool’s Day pranks at institutions. There are many more out there the we’ve missed—let us know on @caseadvance or add yours in the comments!

• Berklee College of Music announced the kazoo as a new principal instrument.
• College of William and Mary made three announcements: hall wins award for most romantic campus hot spot, beloved garden is paved for additional parking and a griffin nest was found on the roof of a campus building.
• The Greenhill School launched a peacock education program for the campus peacocks.
• Houghton College announced plans to build a bio-dome over campus.
• Illinois Institute of Technology shared articles in the latest edition of TechNews.
• Luther College announced a new mascot.
• Marywood University website looked at history.
• Miami University flipped its home page upside down.
• MIT expected an early spring snowstorm.
• Moses Brown experienced a zombie invasion.
• Oberlin College will be powered entirely by alternative energy.
• Penn State New Kensington launched the Grate Program, a specialized program to help students enter the workforce. (It focuses heavily on cheese.)
• Portland Community College announced Bigfoot sightings.
• Shiplake College, Oxfordshire is offering a new course in circus skills.
• Simon Fraser University announced the introductions of text-free walking zones.
• St. Joseph’s College mascots announced an art exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City and the discovery of cold fusion.
• Trinity University students can now major or minor in fiesta
• University of California Berkeley’s mascot explored a distant asteroid belt.
• University of Kansas released a new logo.
• University of Louisiana at Lafayette President Dr. E. Joseph Savoie has an important announcement for all students, alumni, faculty, staff and fans regarding the future of the University.
• University of Leicester planned to change its name to King Richard University.
• University of Michigan’s School of Public Health investigated the causes and infection rates of the devastating malady, hipsteria.
• University of Nebraska-Lincoln announced new major in feline recruitment studies.
• University of Rochester students are unfazed by “character-building” polar invasion.
• University of Vermont announced that Burlington is the most listed city in the United States.
• Ursinus College will change its name to Bovinus College.
• Western New Mexico University’s website was taken over by Hollywood—the university’s king was overthrown, a Dothraki studies program was implemented and Frozen’s Elsa made an appearance.