10 Of The Snowiest US College Campuses This Winter

University of Pennsylvania
 University of Pennsylvania
 Kalee Murrin  

As the weather begins to get a little warmer and there's no snow in sight, it is easy to forget the treacherous winter conditions that many of us were dealing with on our campuses just a few short weeks ago. This winter was definitely one for the books, and some locations throughout the United States got hit with snow especially hard this season. Here is a list of ten campuses that experienced some of the snowiest 2014-2015 winter seasons.

1. Syracuse University (Syracuse, NY)


Via
Snowfall – 119.1 inches

 

2. University of Massachusetts  - Lowell (Lowell, MA)


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Snowfall - 118.5

 

3. State University of New York at Buffalo (Buffalo, NY)


Via
Snowfall – 112.6 inches

 

4. Boston University (Boston, MA)


Via
Snowfall – 110.6 inches

 

5. University of Rochester (Rochester, NY)


Via
Snowfall – 101.4 inches

 

6. Notre Dame University (South Bend, IN)


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Snowfall – 83.9 inches

 

7. Grand Valley State University (Grand Rapids, MI area)


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Snowfall – 78.0 inches

 

8. Johnson & Wales University (Providence, RI)


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Snowfall – 76.2 inches

 

9. University of Denver (Denver, CO)


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Snowfall – 71.0 inches

 

10. Case Western Reserve University (Cleveland, OH)


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Snowfall – 66.2 inches

 

NOTE: This list is based off of a ranking of the top 25 snowiest cities, located at http://goldensnowglobe.com/current-top-10-snowiest-cities/. This list compiled universities that are located in or near cities with populations of 100,000+ and considers universities that have a relatively substantial number of students.

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