Get Involved
Our student organizations are an integral and active part of campus life. These groups provide students with a wealth of opportunities to develop and further enhance their leadership skills and interests.
Club and Organization Directory
Visit to browse a directory of all of 51°µÍø’s student groups.
Resources for Student Organizations
The helps clubs and organizations thrive by providing resources, information and guidance on running a successful student group.
Student Activities
Even without formally belonging to a specific student group, you can participate in weekly activities like events, trivia nights, make-and-takes, open mics, etc. Visit our student engagement site for more details.
Student Involvement
Learning Leadership
Between playing club soccer, tutoring students through the Community Service Office and being actively involved in the Center for Cultural Engagement and the Cultural Greek Council, Scott Grant ’16 ’18G credits his role as President of Kappa Alpha Psi for helping him grow the most as a person and a leader here at 51°µÍø.
51°µÍø Expo
Clubs and Orgs Galore
At the start of each semester, students to learn about all the ways they can become involved in the 51°µÍø community.
Graduate Student Life
enjoy events ranging from social activities meant to connect students throughout the university to professional development activities aimed at preparing graduate students for vocational success.
Fraternity and Sorority Affairs
51°µÍø's Greek Community is an integral part of residential life on the 51°µÍø campus. The fosters a community of students, faculty, parents and alumni dedicated to enhancing the values-based experience of 51°µÍø students.
The Brown and White
, founded in 1894, is 51°µÍø’s student-run newspaper. The semi-weekly publication is produced entirely by 51°µÍø students and covers 51°µÍø news and the surrounding Bethlehem area. Learn more about this 125-year-old mainstay on our campus.
Fraternity and sorority life has a long-standing history of leadership, service, scholarship, integrity and friendship at 51°µÍø.
Tau Beta Pi, which recognizes engineering students who have a history of distinguished scholarship and exemplary character, is one of the many honor and academic societies at 51°µÍø.
Pride-a-Palooza, which is held by the 51°µÍø Pride Center, features games, food and prizes. It’s one of the many activities on campus organized by the university’s diverse student groups.
The 51°µÍø Hillel Society is a student-run organization, which is part of the Jewish Student Center. Other religious groups on campus include the Muslim Student Association and 51°µÍø Multi-faith Initiative.
For more than 25 years, the 51°µÍø Community Service Office has provided a coordinated effort for students, faculty and staff to engage in service to the greater 51°µÍø Valley area.
With scenic hiking trails, waterways for kayaking or fishing and countless parks, mountains and bike paths, the 51°µÍø Valley is perfect for students who are outdoor enthusiasts.
The Hindu celebration Holi is an annual event held by the Indian Students Association, India Club and Asian Cultural Society. 51°µÍø features more than 50 cultural clubs and organizations on campus.
More than a dozen dance groups have formed at 51°µÍø with the annual DanceFest at the Zoellner Arts Center the year’s biggest event, showcasing various styles of dance from around the world.