One of my favorite spots on campus! It's a beautiful place to visit during all seasons. Mass is said in the St. Joan of Arc Chapel when classes are in session: Mon-Fri, noon or Mon-Thurs, 10 p.m. En savoir plus
If you are looking for a place to reflect or to do some studying then you've come to the right place. JoA is by far one of my favorite spots on campus. It's a beautiful chapel. Go visit!
"Touch the cold stone at the back of the St. Joan of Arc Chapel; believe that it's infinitesimally cooler than the stones around it" - from the top 100 things to do before graduating from Marquette
Beautiful place for some introspection. When it's warm, it's perfect to catch some rays between classes. The fountain/garden is a peaceful and stress free oasis when spring finals roll around!
I would definitely recommend Tuesday night mass worship sessions. The homilies you will hear from these services is purely amazing. A must to attend at least one service if you go to Marquette.
Great place to do homework or read, especially in the spring months. Or if you just need somewhere to sit and sip coffee with beautiful scenery, this is the place for you.
"Squeeze into standing-room-only Tuesday night Mass at St. Joan of Arc Chapel" from the top 100 things to do before graduating from Marquette University
Oldest building in the United States still used for its original purpose. If you are on a campus tour, ask your MU tour guide about the "coldest stone"!
St. Joan of Arc Chapel, a remnant of 15th century France, took nine months to dismantle. The chapel was rebuilt, stone by stone, on Marquette's Central Mall and dedicated on May 26, 1966.
Built around the 15th century in France, this chapel in the heart of the Marquette campus offers free guided tours Monday-Saturday 10 am to 4 pm and Sunday Noon to 4 pm. En savoir plus