This university was established by a group of ten ministers led by James Pierpont. In 1722, a major scandal broke out at this school when its rector, Timothy Cutler, and several professors converted to Episcopalianism in violation of this school's Congregationalist heritage. In 1795, the reformist Timothy Dwight IV became President of this university, during which time it attracted notable students like John C. (*) Calhoun. One organization at this school allegedly owns the skull of Geronimo. It was at this university's law school that Hillary Rodham and Bill Clinton met, and its most recent graduate to serve as President was George W. Bush. 
This university was established by a group of ten ministers led by James Pierpont. In 1722, a major scandal broke out at this school when its rector, Timothy Cutler, and several professors converted to Episcopalianism in violation of this school's Congregationalist heritage. In 1795, the reformist Timothy Dwight IV became President of this university, during which time it attracted notable students like John C. (*) Calhoun. One organization at this school allegedly owns the skull of Geronimo. It was at this university's law school that Hillary Rodham and Bill Clinton met, and its most recent graduate to serve as President was George W. Bush. For ten points, name this Ivy League school in New Haven, Connecticut.
This university was established by a group of ten ministers led by James Pierpont.
{Yale}