Creamy stone sheathes this chapel, which is aligned with Cutler Hall to form the east anchor of the campus axis. This Collegiate Romanesque bulwark is dominated by a square bell tower with a 17,322-pound carillon. The sparse interior, with slate floor and stone walls under an open-beamed ceiling, features stained glass windows by Reynold, Francis and Rohnstock of Boston and ceiling paintings by Robert Wade, also of Boston.
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