Often described by USD as the university’s “hidden jewel,” Founders Chapel is both an architecturally significant sacred space and a center of liturgical life for the campus community. Its technology, however, had evolved as a collection of disconnected systems rather than as a unified whole. Aging and repurposed wiring, combined with poorly positioned loudspeakers, produced inconsistent coverage while visually detracting from the chapel’s historic interior. Audio control and digital signal processing were divided between separate systems, and the choir relied on an isolated digital mixer that had to be brought into the sanctuary and configured for every Mass. Livestreaming was similarly cumbersome, requiring a tethered computer and providing limited freedom to switch between camera views during a broadcast. The result was a system that demanded considerable setup and technical intervention while falling short of the chapel’s architectural, liturgical, and operational needs. USD describes liturgy as being at the heart of its faith community and Founders Chapel as one of its signature spaces.