On May 17, 1956, President Hugh McKean placed a statue of a fox on Mills Lawn and declared classes canceled for the day, inviting the students to spend the day “doing things as a college.”
The first Fox Day began after lunch and culminated that evening in the Chapel. President McKean broke the news to students who took a welcome break from scheduled plans.
(The Sandspur, Thursday, May 24, 1956, p. 1, 3)
2016Wednesday, March 30 |
2017Wednesday, April 19 |
2015Wednesday, April 15 |
2014Thursday, April 10 |
2013Tuesday, April 2 |
2012Thursday, March 29 |
2011Wednesday, April 6 |
2010Thursday, April 8 |
2009Tuesday, April 7 |
2008Tuesday, April 8 |
2007Wednesday, April 11 |
2006Tuesday, April 11 |
2005Tuesday, April 12 |
2004Tuesday, April 6 |
2003Friday, April 11 |
2002Thursday, April 11 |
2001Wednesday, April 4 |
2000Tuesday, April 18 |
1999Tuesday, April 20 |
1998Monday, April 20 |
1997Monday, May 5 |
1996Monday, April 22 |
1995Monday, April 24 |
1994Wednesday, April 27 |
1993Monday, April 26 |
1992Wednesday, April 29 |
1991Monday, April 22 |
1990Friday, April 13 |
1989Tuesday, April 13 |
1988Tuesday, March 22 |
1987Thursday, April 16 |
1986Monday, March 24 |
1985Thursday, March 14 |
1984Thursday, March 22 |
1983Wednesday, March 23 |
1982Friday, April 16 |
1981Wednesday, April 15 |
1980Tuesday, April 1 |
1979Monday, April 23 |
1978Tuesday, May 9 |
1977No Fox Day |
1976Fake Fox Day |
1975No Fox Day |
1974No Fox Day |
1973No Fox Day |
1972No Fox Day |
1971No Fox Day |
1970No Fox Day |
