Labyrinth
In 2017, a beautiful labyrinth was built at the Wackerlin Center for Faith and Action on Aurora University’s campus, thanks to a generous gift from the Class of 1967. The labyrinth serves as both a symbol and a tool for meditation, reflection, and vocational exploration, offering the AU community a unique space to pause, reconnect, and discover purpose.
Whether you are at the beginning of a new journey, exploring questions of purpose, following a spiritual or religious path, or simply seeking a quiet place to reflect, the labyrinth offers a welcoming space for personal discovery, meaningful contemplation, and powerful group experiences.
Explore the labyrinth at Aurora University:
Learn how to walk the labyrinth and discover ways to incorporate reflection into your daily life.
Explore the labyrinth's history, symbolism, and connection to a centuries-old tradition of discovery and meditation.
Schedule a self-guided or staff-facilitated visit for your class, organization, or community group.
Join our unique student leadership program focused on facilitation, wellness, service, and community engagement.
Labyrinth Quick Facts
Location
Wackerlin Center for Faith and Action
430 S. Evanslawn Ave., Aurora, IL
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Hours
Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Contact Us
Meet the Staff
labyrinth@aurora.edu