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As a librarian at the Cullom-Davis Library in Bradley University, mentioned in this article, I propose clarifying the opening sentence of the philanthropy section. The current version attempted to paraphrase the New York Times' obituary, but conflated and overstated the library's receipt. I would remove the (his alma mater) which is straight from the obit and is already covered in Education. I will add the citation to the sentence for the obit and I would like to combine the mentions of Wellesley then have a comma and "endowed" as a verb just before the library because there are no professorships or chairs at the library in that name. Thus:
He provided significant financial support to Princeton University, funded chairs and professorships at Wellesley College, and endowed the Cullom-Davis Library at Bradley University.
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