Clubs & Organizations
Whether you're inclined to wield a pen or a paintbrush, put on a pair of tap shoes or track spikes, hone your skills in one area or try your hand at something new, at Susquehanna you'll find limitless opportunities to explore your passions outside the classroom. More than 100 student organizations focus on a range of interests, from academic subjects such as math and marketing, to multiculturalism and outdoor adventure.
- Academic Interest
- Club Sports
- Cultural Interest
- Greek Life
- Governing Councils
- Honor Societies
- Publications and Media
- Performing Arts
- Religious Life
- Volunteer/Service
- Special Interest
- Student Programs
Form a New Student Group
Do you have interests that don't map to an existing club? Then start a new one! Students regularly form new organizations at Susquehanna. One of our newest groups is Phi Beta Sigma, the university's first historically black fraternity.