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Svea Schreiner (SED’17) (from left), Kasey Shultz (CAS’17), Adrienne Lotoski (MET’14,’17), Magdalena Buczek (MED’17), and Ian Quillen (CAS’17) reflected on their spiritual journeys during Marsh Chapel’s “This I Believe” Sunday on May 14. Each year, a group of graduating students shares stories of faith on the Sunday before Commencement. Photo by Jake Belcher
Several soon-to-be-graduates shared personal reflections on their spiritual journeys at BU on May 14 at Marsh Chapel’s annual “This I Believe” Sunday.
Each year, graduating students from any University school or college and from any faith tradition (or no faith tradition) are invited to address the Marsh congregation on the Sunday before Commencement.
The tradition, which began in 1982, was originally designed to give students active in the Marsh Chapel community an opportunity to publicly share the ways their spiritual life has been shaped during their time at BU.
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