One of the best parts of attending a large university like IU Bloomington: you have so many opportunities in your academics and in all the ways you can get involved.
Student organizations. Service. Greek life. Leadership programs. Whether they align perfectly with your major or they’re just things you enjoy, they’ll deepen your IU education. They’ll help you find other IU students who share your values and interests. They may even catch an employer’s eye. And you’ll have so much fun.
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Our student organizations have something for everyone, whether you want to program campus events through Union Board or meet other gamers through Gaming@IU. And you can always start a new group.
Explore IU’s student organizationsIU students are passionate about helping others. Volunteer on your own, get a group together, or earn credit for your good deeds in a service-learning course. You can even take your passion for service to other states and countries on a service trip. Start by volunteering for New Student Service Day and attending the Student Involvement Fair.
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Getting involved at IU starts at Welcome Week, where you’ll move in, learn your way around campus, and make new friends. From learning the fight song at Traditions and Spirit, to celebrating campus diversity with live music and great food at CultureFest, Welcome Week will show you everything IU has to offer and make you glad you became a Hoosier.
Every student involvement opportunity is also a leadership opportunity. You can take on responsibility, direct an organization’s activities, and guide others—experience that employers and graduate programs look for. IU offers several leadership programs, including those through Student Life and Learning.
Learn more about leadership programsAbout 18 percent of IU students are members of a fraternity or sorority. Greek organizations are great ways to meet people, become a better leader, participate in philanthropy, and join a community that lasts a lifetime.
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