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Students at the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Ind. walk daily by Badin Hall, one of the oldest student residence buildings on the campus. Built nearly 140 years ago, the history of the naming of the building stands to the present day as a reminder of the interplay of the many factors that typically underly significant charitable gifts.
Stephen Badin was an older gentleman who deeply believed in a fledgling university founded in 1842. During a visit to the campus in 1845, he made a proposal to the university president. Badin offered to donate two lots in Louisville, Ky. to the university to provide the resources necessary to purchase a 200-acre farm adjacent to the existing campus that was needed for expansion. As a condition of ...
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