Paul Mellon leaves Yale University $90 million for arts programs Philanthropist Paul Mellon '29, who died on Feb. 1, bequeathed to Yale not only $90 million to support the arts at his alma mater, but also about 130 oil paintings and works on paper as well as some personal items. READ STORY
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