26 including Gerald Ford. WRONG The University of Michigan, not Michigan State, has produced 26 Rhodes Scholars, of which Gerald Ford was not one.
West Virginia University has had 25 students to become Rhodes Scholars. They rank 6th in public state institutions in the number of recipients.
michigan state WRONG AGAIN. Michigan has produced 26, Michigan State 12.
Massachusetts
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I only know of two: Zachary Battles and Rebecca Funk, but there may be more. The first from Penn State was Tess Thompson in 1997.
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Students from the University of Wisconsin-Madison have won the most Rhodes Scholarships in the Big Ten, with a total of 30 through 2013. The ranked list: 1. Wisconsin: 30 2. Michigan: 25 3. Minnesota: 24 4. Nebraska: 22 5. Iowa: 18 6. Northwestern: 16 6. Michigan State: 16 8. Indiana: 14 9. Illinois: 9 10. Ohio State: 5 11. Purdue: 2 11. Penn State: 2 Source: http://www.rhodesscholar.org/winners/college-and-university-winners/
As of my last update in October 2023, there have been a few Penn State football players who have achieved the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship. Notably, former linebacker and team captain Michael Mauti was awarded the scholarship in 2013. The Rhodes Scholarship is highly competitive, and while it is rare for football players to be selected, it highlights the academic excellence of some athletes at Penn State.
yes he attended Illinois State, University of Chicago, then attended Oxford University on a Rhodes scholarship
Cody Rhodes was going to attend Pennsylvania State University but he decided to turn professional. This wrestlers real name is Cody Runnels.
The Ohio state university that is where Jessy Owens went