Campus Ministry Events
Student Mass - Every Sunday, 6:00pm
“If we really understood the Mass, we would die of joy.” – Saint John Vianney
During the semester, our weekly student masses provide an opportunity for students to spend some time in prayer. There is a shuttle available: BUS SCHEDULE. Come celebrate the mass with us and your peers!
Starting this semester, there will be a dinner following the student mass. Enjoy a meal with your friends!
Newman Nights - Tuesday, weekly, 7:00 PM
🙏 6:30 Rosary and Adoration
“There is nothing on this earth more to be prized than true friendship.” – Thomas Aquinas
Join us Tuesdays for a night of discussion and fun with your friends! Newman Nights begin with a dialogue about big questions that are on the minds of you, our students. We end the night with a fun activity: trivia, games, crafts, movies, karaoke, and more! There is a shuttle available. [Bus Schedule]
Wednesday Night Dinners - 6:00pm
“If more of us valued food and cheer above hoarded gold, it would be a much merrier world” – Thorin Oakenshield, “The Hobbit”
The Newman community plans, cooks, and serves FREE homemade dinners for our students every week.
There is a shuttle available: BUS SCHEDULE!. We look forward to sharing meals with you! God bless the cooks!’
Thursday Bible Study - 6:00 PM
“Did our hearts not burn as he opened the scriptures to us?” – Luke 24:32
Come reflect on the scriptures with us every week as we meet to read and consider the Bible. Our Bible study is open to all faith traditions and to persons without a faith. We meet on-campus; our location is shared on our Instagram page and in our GroupMe chat.
Study Nights
Need a quiet place to study when Lockwood and Silverman are full? Need to get away from your roommate and get some work done? Every Thursday night, the Newman Center stays open late to give you just that (along with coffee and snacks, of course!).
Special Events
Join us during the semester for a day retreat, apple picking, other outings, monthly service, and study hours during finals week.
