Peering into progress

Carlos Bandini prepares to put a fresh coat of paint on the walls of Dant Chapel during the first week of classes as part of its renovation. Since most of the attention is focused on construction of the new residence hall, it might be easy to miss the new look of the chapel. Dant Chapel was dedicated in 1966, after a donation of $75,000 by Mrs. Charles E. Dant. The chapel currently houses the office of University Chaplain Zandra Wagoner. / photo by Scott Mirimanian
Carlos Bandini prepares to put a fresh coat of paint on the walls of Dant Chapel during the first week of classes as part of its renovation. Since most of the attention is focused on construction of the new residence hall, it might be easy to miss the new look of the chapel. Dant Chapel was dedicated in 1966, after a donation of $75,000 by Mrs. Charles E. Dant. The chapel currently houses the office of University Chaplain Zandra Wagoner. / photo by Scott Mirimanian
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