community at MLC and to develop fellowship and connections beneficial to service in the WELS. As a result, 98% of undergraduate students live on-campus in one of four residence halls. Centennial Hall is reserved for freshmen and sophomore women, Concord Hall for freshmen and sophomore men, Augustana Hall for junior and senior women, and Summit Hall for junior and senior men. The oldest residence is Summit Hall, built in 1911. The Luther Student Center contains the college's student union, cafeteria, fitness center, locker rooms, and gymnasium. All facilities are available to students from morning until midnight throughout the school year. MLC students are allowed free access to the nearby New Ulm Recreation Center. Morning and evening worship services are conducted daily during the school week in the Chapel of the Christ. Activities Student organizations Martin Luther College hosts approximately 20 student clubs and organizations. These include various student government, service, special interest, publication, and social organizations. The Martin Luther College Student Senate coordinates funding for most student groups, organizes campus events and projects, and represents the student body before administration. Service organizations include Anchor, a community service group, and Jesus Cares, which ministers to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Forum is a student-run theatre organization which presents four productions annually. Urban Ministry, Meet Math, and AVCO are among MLC's other special interest groups. Martin Luther College has several student-run publications. Hilltop Happenings is a monthly newspaper for undergraduates. KnightWatch Weekly is a one-page recruitment paper sponsored by the Admissions Office. Studium Excitare is an academic journal dedicated to translating previously untranslated works of church fathers from Latin and German into English. Student groups not sanctioned by the college include social clubs COS, led by men in the pre-seminary program, and DEX, led by men in the education programs. Each group hosts social gatherings throughout the year. Music Student involvement with the college's music department is extensive. MLC sponsors four choirs, including the touring College Choir, the Wind Symphony, and two handbell choirs. Organ study at the college prepares students to serve as organists in WELS churches. Enrollment in organ lessons averages about 100 students per year. Students can perform in studio recitals, campus chapel services, concerts, and local congregations. 17 pipe organs are available on campus, including a 57-rank Schantz organ in the Chapel of the Christ and a 42-rank Casavant organ in the Wittenberg Collegiate Center. Daylight The