BleedGopher
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I think these are public institutions only. I was looking for Notre Dame and USC but they aren't on here either.I don't see Stanford on the list at all? Lotta people were saying Colorado was woefully inadequate in the donor area....could be true but Minnesota slots behind them.
Another $200 million gets us up there with Wisconsin and Illinois but add $300 million to get to Iowa. That's some big dollar difference.
I didn't see UST.Western Michigan got a $550 million dollar donation and Saint Thomas $550 million.
The Largest Donations to Colleges and Universities | BestColleges
Donations from alums, philanthropists, and billionaires are piling up at institutions across the country. Here's how the colleges and universities are spending the money.www.bestcolleges.com
I didn't see UST.
Awesome but I didn't see them on the top 50 list.University of St. Thomas Athletics: $75 Million
Date: Jan. 17, 2023
Donors: Lee and Penny Anderson
According to St. Thomas, the donation announced in January is one of the largest college athletics donations in U.S. history. The donation will create a new arena for hockey, basketball, and community events and is set to break ground in 2024. St. Thomas went from a Division III school directly to Division I sports competition in 2021.
"For the first time ever, Minnesotans have a private university option for D-I caliber education and athletics, and we're proud to be part of making this vision a reality for young people in Minnesota and beyond," said Lee Anderson.
Was going to say the same thing.- No Big Ten teams in the top ten
- Gophers are 11th in the Big Ten
- Iowa has almost $300 Million more in donations than the Gophers
For the first time there is a safe D1 school in the twin cities. -John WhiteguyUniversity of St. Thomas Athletics: $75 Million
Date: Jan. 17, 2023
Donors: Lee and Penny Anderson
According to St. Thomas, the donation announced in January is one of the largest college athletics donations in U.S. history. The donation will create a new arena for hockey, basketball, and community events and is set to break ground in 2024. St. Thomas went from a Division III school directly to Division I sports competition in 2021.
"For the first time ever, Minnesotans have a private university option for D-I caliber education and athletics, and we're proud to be part of making this vision a reality for young people in Minnesota and beyond," said Lee Anderson.
List looks like public institutions only!Awesome but I didn't see them on the top 50 list.