Trinity Chapel was designed by Ronald W. Buelow of The Associated Architects. The chapel was planned to be an enduring symbol of the Christian foundation of the college. Christian imagery abounds in the chapel.

The interior and exterior brick and stone walls are banded in a pattern based upon the mathematical Fibonacci Series which leads up to a series of proportions appearing and reappearing in virtually all of God's creations – man, animal, plant, mineral, and even the cosmos. Symbols of the Trinity are evidenced in the three-sided spire and in the steel railing and girders that adorn the bridge to the balcony.

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Dedication and Gifts:

Trinity Chapel bears this dedication:

Special Gifts have been given in memory of:

Earl Aasen, Walter and Marvel Meyer, Thomas and Helen Coughlan, Sandra Miller, Rev. Arthur Drevlow, William Miller, Rev. Hugo Handberg, Thayne Obrecht, Mary Maginnis Hosking, Mary Reichwald Sargent, Jens and Ruth Hovland,
Lisa Schlomer Schneider, Lenwick Hoyord, Vivian Solli, Nora Johnson, Harold and Margaret Voss, Harold Marzolf.