Religious and Spiritual Life

The purpose of Across Campus is to provide an avenue for students to explore who Jesus is. We intend to do this through weekly gatherings on campus, small group Bible studies, fun events on campus, and more. There is no official "membership" in Across Campus - just show up! Find us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter!

The Black Diamond Choir is meant to engage students in a productive & enjoyable environment, where their vocal abilities are developed and advanced, where they are effectively demonstrating and performing gospel music, and where long lasting friendships are developed. BDC opens the door for members to explore the unique art and history of gospel music, while building strong relationships with one another.

The Catholic Campus Ministry at UofL is a Newman Center - a place to encounter the love of Jesus Christ, go to Mass on Sundays and during the week, hang out, have a free dinner, meet new friends, and learn more about the Bible and living out our faith. We carry on the tradition of student centered ministry begun by Cardinal Newman in 1851. We also treasure our uniquely Roman Catholic spiritual heritage centered on the Eucharist, the compatibility of faith and reason, community, mission, and service. The community gathers for Mass each Sunday at 5:00 PM in the Interfaith Center followed by a community dinner, and there are student-led small groups, Bible studies, and social activities throughout the week and hikes, retreats, conferences, and trips each semester to help you grow closer to God and your brothers and sisters in Christ.

We exist to train and equip medical and dental students to be Christian doctors and dentists.

Cru (the U.S. ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ) is a caring community passionate about connecting students to Jesus Christ. We want to join you as you face life's biggest questions: what is the meaning of life, what is my purpose, who is God, what happens after death, and more through studying the Bible and meaningful conversations in the context of authentic friendships. We don't have a formal membership process, so those who come to our events are our members. Everyone is welcome to join!

The Episcopal Lutheran Ministry at U of L is a Christian group that welcomes everybody, regardless of religious affiliation, including those with no religious background at all. ELM invites members of the LGBTQ+ community and their allies to build lasting friendships, ask questions, and support one another on our spiritual journeys.

The Jewish organization for students, where all are welcome. Hillel is a nation wide organization promoting Jewish involvement on campus and in the community.

The purpose of this organization is to help foster student flourishing through reaching, engaging and discipling students with the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Saving Our Students is a faith-based RSO that supports the campus community through student engagement, by equipping students with skills, tools, and knowledge for educational excellence and spiritual success.

Established in January 1963, the Muslim Student Association of the U.S. & Canada (MSA National) continues to serve Muslim students during their college and university careers by facilitating their efforts to establish, maintain and develop local MSA chapters. First established on the campus of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign by a conference of Muslim students from around the U.S. and Canada, MSA National has been a uniting forum for Muslim students from diverse backgrounds for over four decades. It continues its mission of meeting the needs of our Muslim youth on campus with the zeal and energy of the Muslim students. The MSA chapter at UofL strives to allow Muslim students to gather and create lasting bonds through religious functions, community volunteer initiatives, and social events.

We are a campus ministry that exists to care for the spiritual and physical needs of students on campus. We believe that life is better connected.