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Line 77: #[[Benjamin Franklin College (Yale University)\|Benjamin Franklin College]] – named for [[Founding Fathers of the United States\|Founding Father]] [[Benjamin Franklin]]. #[[Berkeley College (Yale)\|Berkeley College]] – named for ~~the Rt. Rev.~~ [[George Berkeley]] (1685–1753), early benefactor of Yale. #[[Branford College]] – named for [[Branford, Connecticut]], the town in which Yale was founded. #[[Davenport College]] – named for ~~Rev.~~ [[John Davenport (clergyman)\|John Davenport]], the founder of New Haven. Often called "D'port." #[[Ezra Stiles College]] – named for ~~the Rev.~~ [[Ezra Stiles]], a president of Yale. Designed by [[Eero Saarinen]]. #[[Jonathan Edwards College]] – named for theologian and [[Princeton University]] co-founder [[Jonathan Edwards (theology)\|Jonathan Edwards]]. #[[Grace Hopper College]] – named for Admiral [[Grace Murray Hopper]], Yale Ph.D. and computer pioneer. Until 2017, this college was named for [[John C. Calhoun]], vice-president of the United States. The smallest college.

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