Named to honor the family of William F. Glavin, ninth president of Babson College. New construction with large windows open to views of surrounding woodlands. Large wood "boat" ceiling structure is design feature. There is an organ.
Johnson Chapel is used occasionally for religious services. It is the venue of the annual Baccalaureate Service offered by the Office of Religious Life over Commencement Weekend.
Converted from a former faculty residence c. 1967. It was renovated in 1999 into a religious center. No ablution space provided. Liturgical items are stored at either Cadigan Center or Chapin Chapel until used.
A circular building with narrow stained glass windows of abstract design (representing the Creation, no iconography) and wooded pews, raised platform (altar). Has a pipe organ in the main chapel. Used for worship, lectures, and musical performances.…
The Multifaith Center is renovated space in the lower level of the Houghton Chapel. Renovation was completed in 2008. The facility features a large gathering space surrounded by smaller meditation/prayer rooms. Some rooms contain ablution space.…