Jonathan Edwards College, commonly called "JE", is a residential college at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut. It is named for theologian and minister Jonathan Edwards, a 1720 graduate of Yale College. Opened to undergraduates in 1933, JE is one of the original eight residential colleges donated by Edward Harkness and planned by James Gamble Rogers. It is also among the smallest of the residential colleges at Yale, both by building size and by undergraduate membership. JE has the distinction of being the first residential college to be completed at Yale. Because Rogers' design employed buildings finished before the Residential College Plan was adopted, it is stylistically eclectic, but predominantly in the collegiate gothic style popularized at Yale by the Harkness Memorial Quadrangle. The freshmen dormitory currently used by JE is Farnam Hall. Its rival college is Branford College. Wikipedia [ - ]

Jonathan Edwards College, commonly called "JE", is a residential college at Yale University in... [ + ]