George Washington University To Open Center For Spiritual Life [Video]

George Washington University (GW) is going to extra mile to ensure all regions are represented on campus. Teaming up with its Division for Student Affairs (DSA), the school will launch a new Center for Interfaith and Spiritual Life that will open during the fall 2024 semester.

Students will be able to access the center in the University Student Center. It will give them the opportunity to engage with spiritual life on campus through interfaith engagement, education, service, worship and meditation.

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University leaders say the new center will collaborate closely with other offices and affiliate organizations including the Multicultural Student Services Center, GW Department of Religion, GW Hillel, GW Chabad and the Newman Center. Faiths represented on campus include Baptist, Buddhist, Catholic, Episcopalian, Jewish, Muslim and Presbyterian. Others religions can and will be added based on community interest. 

“The ability for our students—and all GW community members—to find connection and meaning in their own faith, while having opportunities …