Gifts and Bequests

Duke University. For athletics scholarships: $1-million from Grant and Tamia Hill.

Duquesne University. For a chair for the integration of science, philosophy, and theology: $2-million from Bernard J. Ransil.

George Mason University. For the Institute of Conflict Analysis and Resolution: property and cash valued at $6.7-million from Edwin and Helen Lynch.

High Point University. For a field house: $319,613 from an anonymous donor.

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