Three chaplains, Roman Catholic, Protestant and Jewish, work together to allow students a role in planning and participating in weekly worship services and gatherings to explore their faith. Ecumenical services are held at Christmas and Easter, interfaith services at Thanksgiving and on Parents' and Grandparents' Weekends. Catholic Masses are held two to three times weekly. Catholic fellowship meets for dinner weekly for discussions of faith and campus issues. Confirmation classes are held in fall, winter and spring with a service for students and parents.
Students help organize food and clothing drives for disaster relief.
Protestant worship services are held weekly, with special services during lent, at the opening of school and on Grandparents' Weekend. Dinner meetings for Protestant students explore faith and campus issues. A Protestant confirmation service is offered once each year. Students work with the Jewish chaplain to plan weekly Shabbat services and to organize both on and off-campus Jewish high holy day services. The Jewish chaplain holds dinner meetings with the Jewish Student Union and helps organize Jewish Cultural Weekend.