Sage Chapel - Ithaca (NY)

5 /5 Ornwara Tritrakarn: A beautiful, serene place right in the middle of campus. There is a section which is Ezra Cornell and a few other important figures tombs. Its a good idea to search in advance and come here during free mid-day concerts!

5 /5 周柏翰: A perfect place to keep you calm from daily pressures. The atmosphere and smells throughout the space are relaxing. I can spend a whole day just sitting here without thinking.

4 /5 Krishna Sudarshan: Sage Chapel on the Cornell University campus, despite its non-denominational nature, left me underwhelmed. While its historical significance and role in hosting numerous weddings are notable, the chapels overall impact fell short. The architectural design, while tasteful, lacked the awe-inspiring aura often associated with such chapels. The attachment of alumni to their alma mater might explain its popularity as a wedding venue. Yet, the chapels aesthetic and spiritual essence felt subdued. Its understated ambiance may resonate with certain individuals seeking a simple setting, but for me, the experience didnt quite live up to the anticipation. Sage Chapel remains a testament to personal connections to Cornell, but as a standalone space, it might leave some wanting more in terms of architectural and atmospheric grandeur.

5 /5 L B: Gorgeous. Stop in if you are on campus. Right next to the bookstore.

5 /5 Carol Tran Slawson: This chapel is non denominational but built like a Christian layout, though used by many religions. The design is stunning, with mosaic tiles, dramatic chandeliers and stained glass windows that honor brilliant Cornellians including the martyrs of the civil rights movement who were murdered in Mississippi. The mosaics in the alter area refer to knowledge and the humanities.