- IVY
- Beyoncé's first daughter's second name
- College growth?
- College cover
- Brown, for instance
- Brown, e.g.
- Flora on some old buildings
- Climbing plant
- ___ Park (Beyoncé's athleisure line)
- Wrigley Field flora
- It's often climbing the walls
- Old college building feature
- Boston ___ (plant)
- ___ League
- Outside creeper
- Boston __
- Campus creeper
- Campus greenery
- Wall crawler
- Trellis climber
- Harvard or Yale
- Wall climber
- Trellis greenery
- Trellis adornment
- The Holly and the ___
- Wrigley greenery
- Academic growth
- Hanger-on at college?
- Collegiate climber
- League that this puzzle's teams belong to
- Halls of ___ (academe)
- Novelist Compton-Burnett
- University plant?
- Academic hanger-on
- Evergreen climber
- Brown, for one
- Wrigley growth
- Climber that uses thigmotropism
- It's often creeping up
- What little lambs eat, in song
- What a kid'll eat, in song
- Harvard, Yale, or Princeton
- Wrigley Field wall covering
- Building overgrowth, sometimes
- College wall climber
- League leader?
- Trellis-climbing plant
- Leafy climber
- Campus climber
- Wrigley Field climber
- Batman foe Poison ___
- It may be English or poison
- Climbing vine
- Feature of some college buildings
- Climbing evergreen
- Poison ___
- Princeton greenery
- Covering on an ivory tower?
- It climbs the walls
- Trellis-climbing greenery
- College creeper
- Hallowed halls' hanger-on
- Wrigley Field wall feature
- Campus wall climber
- Vine "climbing" inside the answers at 3-, 5-, 11-, and 35-Down
- Harvard growth
- Wall creeper
- Brown's league
- Ground cover
- Yale's league
- Ornamental vine
- Wall greenery
- Campus wall cover
- Columbia, for one
- Brown is one
- Growth on campus
- Northeastern league
- Wrigley Field grower
- __ League
- Clinging vine
- Columbia, e.g.
- Penn, for one
- Brown, but not white?
- Yale, for one
- Creeper
- Wrigley Field feature
- Yale or Harvard
- Ornamental climbing plant
- Elite school
- Producer of wall flowers
- Wall-climbing plant
- Creeping evergreen
- One climbing the walls
- One of an academic octet
- Climbing greenery
- One of a collegiate octet
- Poison __: villain in Batman comics
- Penn or Brown, e.g.
- Creeping vine
- Harvard or Yale, e.g.
- Natural climber
- Trellis growth
- Dartmouth, for one
- Wrigley Field plant
- Novelist ____ Compton-Burnett
- Harvard wall climber
- Climber
- What "little lambs eat"
- Wall growth
- Boston or "poison" plant
- College-campus climber
- Common climber
- Black-berry producer
- Outdoor climber
- Ornamental climber
- Possible threat to stonework
- Poison plant
- Creeping plant
- Green creeper
- Wall-climbing vine
- Creeping greenery
- Poison climbing plant
- Elite school, informally
- What Dionysus' crown was made of
- Poison climbing vine
- Penn, e.g.
- Brown, for example
- Climbing ornamental
- Princeton, for one
- Plant symbolic of fidelity.
- Eastern college league.
- Name of the eastern football league.
- Plant symbolizing college.
- Decoration for Bacchus' hair.
- League of eastern colleges.
- Girl's name.
- College league.
- Harvard-Yale League.
- Plant.
- ___ Baker Priest.
- One of the Leagues.
- Campus plant.
- Virginia creeper.
- Traditional campus decor.
- Vine.
- Campus feature.
- English ___.
- A certain league.
- Campus vine.
- Campus décor
- Eastern league
- Campus growth
- Collegiate plant
- Campus clinger
- Clinger of a sort
- Brown's vines
- ___ Baker Priest, ex-Treasurer
- Boston or Kenilworth follower
- Boston or poison follower
- Kind of league
- Boston or ground follower
- Prestigious league
- A certain clinger
- It goes up walls
- League for a Cantab
- Wall clinger
- Arbutus, e.g.
- It covers ground rapidly
- It's creepy
- Word with ground or Japanese
- ___ League (56-Down's group)
- Old-fashioned Christmas trim
- Some Christmas greenery
- University wall covering
- What often grows attached?
- Brown wall covering
- Dartmouth or Brown
- It creeps up
- Brown, Penn or Harvard
- Prestigious Eastern school, informally
- Brown greenery?
- Natural rock climber
- Wall cover
- The Holly and the ___ (Christmas song)
- Plant that sounds like two letters of the alphabet
- Certain elite school
- Climber in academia?
- Columbia or Brown
- Poison ___ (Uma Thurman role)
- Poison ___ (plant)
- Creepy plant?
- Harvard, Yale, or Princeton, e.g.
- Growth on the side of a building
- One of a pretentious eight
- Poison --
- Living wall climber
- -- League
- Trellis plant
- It climbs walls
- -- League college
- Faster Pussycat: "Poison ___"
- Ska punkers Operation ___
- Punk band Operation ___
- Brown league
- Bush league?
- Camden Yards creeper
- Fence climber, of sorts
- It covers a lot of ground
- League with Dartmouth and Cornell
- It could be poison
- It's behind Sosa 81 days a year
- Wrigley Field greenery
- It can climb up on campus
- Type of league
- Princeton's League
- It may climb the walls
- Poison ___ (itchy plant)
- League named for a plant
- Green climber
- Wall-climbing greenery
- Clinging plant
- Harvard vegetation
- College wall vine
- Alexandra who writes the "Guardians of Eternity" series
- Brown, but not Auburn
- It clings to a wall
- Good name for a botanist?
- Brown or Yale, e.g.
- Brown, e.g ... or a green vine
- Climber of hallowed walls
- Poison or English
- Poisonous plant, sometimes
- Campus wall climber, perhaps
- Distinguished wall covering
- Elite league
- It's on some hallowed walls
- League name
- Penn's league
- Wrigley's adornment
- It grows up in some colleges?
- League for Princeton
- Sight at the Cubs' ballpark
- Green wall-climber
- Traditional Christmas greenery
- Climber on some campuses
- Yale, e.g., informally
- Plant that sounds like two letters
- Wall-crawling plant
- Plant on the outfield walls at Wrigley Field
- Like Penn or Brown
- Penn or Brown
- Brown or Penn
- Like Penn
- Like a Yalie
- Clinging greenery
- Green wall covering
- 1947 Hoagy Carmichael song
- Academic climber
- Ginseng family member
- Greens on Brown buildings
- Ornamental plant
- Shiny-leafed plant
- Holly's partner in a traditional Christmas carol
- Makeup of Bacchus's crown
- Material for Bacchus's wreath
- Tree climber
- Wall climber climbing in 3-, 9-, 30- and 34-Down
- Plant symbolizing fidelity
- Princeton, for example
