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Villanova Receives $40 Million to Espiritus Nova: The Campaign for Villanova University

Villanova University has received a gift of $40 million that will advance the University’s ability to meet the ever-changing demands of higher education and further strengthen Villanova’s Augustinian Catholic educational mission. This anonymous gift marks the largest gift to-date as part of Espiritus Nova: The Campaign for Villanova University, which publicly launched on October 5, and is the second largest individual gift in Villanova’s history.

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Villanova University Launches $1.25 Billion Comprehensive Capital Campaign, “Espiritus Nova: The Campaign for Villanova University”

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