While some of today’s students seek traditional faith-based programming and worship opportunities, many are also exploring questions of meaning, purpose, worldview, and personal values through experiences both inside and outside the classroom.
Questions of purpose and belonging are explored through academic experiences, student organizations, leadership opportunities, community engagement, and partnerships with local religious and spiritual communities.
How we support our students
- Students have the opportunity to join recognized religious, spiritual, and secular student organizations which receive support from Student Affairs.
- Requests for academic/holy day accommodations can be made through the provost’s office. Religious dietary accommodations can also be made on campus through Parkhurst Dining (foodservices@ursinus.edu).
- Students seeking pastoral, spiritual, or community-based support can request a referral through the Interfaith & Worldview Advisory Group
Upcoming Events
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Sep 2026
Western Civilization and the Jews: A Shared History
Schellhase Commons 105
Lecture by Steven Frankel, Robert M. Beren Professor of Jewish Civilization at the University of Florida’s Hamilton School
