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Alumni Chapel

Masses are celebrated in Alumni Chapel throughout the year. During each semester, Sunday Mass is celebrated at 11 a.m. and 10 p.m. On weekdays, Mass is celebrated at 12:15 p.m. In summer, Sunday Mass is celebrated at 10 a.m.

A primary function of Niagara University is to assist all students and visitors in growing in their own faith journey. Let us explore with you as you meet new people, encounter new experiences, and begin to accept the responsibilities of adulthood. Whether you are a Catholic, a Christian from another denomination, Jewish, a member of one of the many other diverse religious traditions, or uncertain about your faith, we can be there to walk with you as you discover what is meaningful in your life.

Athletics/Recreation

Niagara University is home to 18 men's and women's Divison I athletics programs and dozens of club sports, meaning that there is virtually always some type of athletic event taking place on campus. For a regularly updated schedule of athletics events, please visit www.purpleeagles.com.

The Kiernan Recreation Center, Niagara University's health and wellness facility, is also available to students and those attending conferences at the university. The Kiernan Center offers several weight rooms and fitness areas, swimming, an indoor track, saunas in both locker rooms and both indoor and outdoor basketball courts. For more information, please visit the Kiernan Center website or call 716-286-8055.

Castellani Art Museum

One of the jewels of Niagara University, the Castellani Art Museum is dedicated to the enjoyment and educational potential of the visual arts. The museum houses and displays a distinguished collection of contemporary art as part of its mission to remain dedicated to the professional care and preservation of this artwork.

In keeping with the Vincentian tradition, the museum's mission recognizes and serves the diverse racial, ethnic, and religious communities of the Niagara Frontier through the organization and presentation of exhibitions which honor and explore artistic traditions and contemporary output. In addition to presenting diverse artistic expressions, the museum works in partnership to explore and redefine the relationship between the museum and its diverse constituencies.

As a university museum, the Castellani is dedicated to serving the educational needs of the community. This educational purpose looks inward, in terms of optimizing the educational symbiosis between the university community and the museum, as well as outward in providing educational assistance to the region's educational and cultural institutions. The museum provides educators with access to multi-media resources and works with educators to develop new art-related intercultural curricula, thus promoting critical thinking.