During the school year, at noon on the first Wednesday of the month, the Office of the University Chaplain leads an interfaith service of prayer and reflection in the Kay Chapel. It is a space for the university community—students, faculty, and staff—to come together to reflect on events on our campus, in our nation, and in our world.

The services are interfaith but not in a "lowest common denominator" kind of way. They include elements of authentic tradition from our member communities as a way of reflecting from multiple perspectives on the issues we're exploring. A service like this can be a powerful witness for unity in diversity.

Everyone is welcome regardless of religious background or lack thereof.

Fraternity & Sorority Life gives AU students personal, professional, and leadership development.

• 25% of AU students have chosen to join one of the 29 values-based social sororities and fraternities supported by the Interfraternity Council, Inter-collective Greek Collective, and Panhellenic Council.
• Greeks hold a higher GPA than the campus average, raised $125,000 and contributed 8,000 service hours to over 70 community organizations this year.
• With 8 culturally affiliated organizations and 5 Jewish-heritage groups, there’s a place for anyone to find your environment to thrive.