With more than 250 student clubs and organizations, you can pursue the activities you enjoy, discover new passions, find people who share your interests, and develop your leadership skills along the way. There’s something for everyone—fraternities and sororities, service organizations, intramural sports, campus media, music ensembles, political groups, debate and much more. You can even leave a legacy on campus by starting a new student organization through the Center for Student Involvement.
Academic/Professional | Campus Media | Cultural | Departmental/Cocurricular | Faculty-Led Honor Societies | Fine Arts | Government/Political | Greek | Honorary | Health and Wellness | Recreational Sports | Religious | Residential Living | Service | Special Interest
71% of Truman students are involved in 2 or more campus organizations
Photo Gallery
Photo highlights of some of the student activities on campus.
Here’s a sampling of some student organizations and activities:
- Cardinal Key/Blue Key: Develop your leadership skills while you make contributions through service.
- Bulldog Student Investment Fund: Learn about investments through hands-on experience trading stocks and bonds.
- Community of College Entrepreneurs: Connect with entrepreneurial-minded students as well as other entrepreneurs, alumni, and companies willing to help a student’s startup.
- Windfall: Acquire extensive writing, editing, and publishing experiences by working on this student-edited literary and arts magazine.
- Computer Gaming Association: Become part of the gaming community on campus.
- Humans vs. Zombies: Participate in a week-long, 24/7 game of tag as a group of human players attempts to survive a zombie outbreak.
- Alpha Chi Sigma: Join one of Truman’s professional organizations, such as this one for students specializing in the field of chemistry.
- American Medical Student Association: Meet other pre-med students preparing for medical school.
- Rugby: Participate in club sports such as the Bullets Rugby (women) or the Bulls Rugby (men).
For me, Truman is made by the people I have met and the people who are found across the school. In one aspect, this is found in the organizations across campus: Greek letters painting the pavements, LARP-ing coloring the Quad, political activism sculpting the sidewalks…I feel as though everyone has a purpose — a niche that every individual can fit into.