• American Indian and Indigenous Studies Program
• Comparative Muslim Societies Program
• Jewish Studies Program
• Near Eastern Studies
• Religious Studies Program
• Society for Buddhist Studies

• Bias Reporting at Cornell
• Mental Health at Cornell
• SHARE: Sexual Harassment and Assault – Response and Education
• Student Support and Advocacy Services

The OSMM director, assistant director, and CURW affiliate chaplains are available to provide confidential spiritual support for whatever you are experiencing. If you have experienced bias or gender-based violence, they can provide confidential support without being obligated to report to the Cornell Office of Civil Rights. 

Learn more here: Confidential Support

OSMM maintains a Calendar of Religious Holidays. This list is not exhaustive but includes major holidays most likely to impact student work and studies.

Cornell is committed to supporting students who wish to practice their religious beliefs. Please visit our comprehensive website on Religious Observance Accommodations for students, including academic, housing, and dining accommodations, and instructions on how to request accommodation.

Find information here about reserving space in Sage Chapel or Anabel Taylor Hall for your group or event.

Please see our list of restorative spaces across campus that support rest and spiritual wellbeing, including religious, spiritual, and secular spaces.

The Office of Spirituality and Meaning-Making plans an annual Service of Remembrance to honor and remember departed members of the Cornell community. If you have questions about this annual event, please contact osmm@cornell.edu.