Bairavasundaram Muthubattar, a Hindu priest from Sri Lakshmi Temple in Ashland, prepares decorations used for an observance of Diwali, the Hindu New Year, held Nov. 13 in the multi-faith worship space in the 66 Commonwealth Avenue residence hall. Since its opening a year ago, the room has become a popular meeting place for members of the Boston College community from various religious traditions. See story and photos.

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