The building also houses a small meditation room for use by small groups of all faiths, but particularly adaptable for Hindu and Muslim student worship. Every Sunday during term there is a Protestant service of worship in Kemper Chapel at 11 a.m. On Friday evenings each week a Jewish Shabbat service is held in Kemper Chapel. Hindu and Muslim students meet weekly for their worship services. With topics chosen by student leadership, Thursday evening dinner meetings of the Catholic Student Fellowship include informal discussion of issues of morality, spirituality or Catholic teaching.
Social gatherings occur occasionally.
The group also sponsors a Sunday morning Confirmation preparation class. From outreach activities in the local community to simple dinner discussions about faith issues on campus and in our own lives, the Chapel Fellowship seeks to explore the nature and relevance of Christian faith in a changing world. Students from many varied Protestant traditions are encouraged to be a part of discussions, confirmation and worship celebrations. The group gathers weekly for a time of discussion, reflection and meditation. Students exploring their own beliefs are welcomed to attend to learn and experience various events and traditions of the Hindu faith.