Clubs & Organizations
With more than 50 clubs and organizations on campus, you have many new opportunities, fun — and friends — awaiting you. From professional clubs to service clubs, cultural clubs and more, we can guarantee that there's something here that will interest you.
The primary purpose of these organizations is to provide a place for students who are seeking a sense of identity, comfort, or support within a specific culture or interested in experiencing and/or learning about a different culture. Affinity groups report to the Office of Intercultural Development.
Membership or participation in each of the affinity groups is not limited by sex, race, ethnicity, color, or national origin, and each group is open to all students, regardless of sex, race, ethnicity, color or national origin
The primary purpose of these organizations is to provide some type of service to the community or fulfill a ministerial mission with its members. These organizations report to the Office of Spiritual Formation.
The primary purpose of these organizations is to provide a space for students to engage in non-varsity athletics. Club sports organizations report to the Director of the Student Activities Center.
The primary purpose of these organizations is to create pathways for students to share similar interests. These organizations report directly to the Director of Student Involvement.
See a list of our student organizations
Please note: If you would like to start or are looking for an Academic Organization, please contact that specific academic department for more information. Membership or participation in each of the clubs or organizations above is not limited by sex, race, ethnicity, color, or national origin.
