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Exploring Spiritual Engagement at Secular Knox College

The author investigates the nature of spiritual engagement of Knox College students to discern their attitudes about finding meaning and purpose in life. I examine the nature of the division between religious, spiritual, and the “neither religious nor spiritual” students, as they encounter a secular college that sometimes struggles to empower religious adherents. Because this encounter mixes appreciation and discontent, the author surveys student (and faculty) perspectives on the degree of religion-friendliness at Knox. Finally, the author explains why Knox sometimes differs sharply from other college/university profiles.