James Madison University is named after the fourth president of the United States, but its mascot is named after the college's second president. Here's why.

James Madison, the fourth president ... The United States had little stature in the world at the beginning of the 19th century, especially to the imperial forces of warring France and England.

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James Madison tried to place firm limits on the size and scope of the federal government. ... Madison shepherded the young, fractious United States from confederacy to republic.

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James Madison University is named after the fourth president of the United States, but its mascot is named after the college's second president. Here's why.

James Madison University is named eponymously to honor the fourth president of the United States, James Madison. Madison was instrumental in shaping the early American government.