New Student - Student Experience: Clubs and Organizations

Graphic with the text “Find your community at RIT” overlaid with photos of students cheering at an RIT event.

Some of the best parts of college start with saying yes to what interests you and seeing who you meet along the way.

Whatever you’re passionate about, there’s a place to explore it here.

With 300+ student clubs and organizations, you can:

Dive deeper into something you already love
Try something completely new
Meet people who just get it

From creative and cultural groups to gaming, robotics, music, service, Greek life, and more, there are so many ways to get involved. And if you don’t find what you’re looking for, you can build it.

Left: Student examines a honeycomb frame while beekeeping. Center: Students work together on a robotics project in a lab. Right: Student holds a soccer ball on an athletic field.

Start exploring

TigerFest (Aug. 23-29) is a great time to explore RIT clubs and organizations. Attend these events to meet members, learn what different groups are about, and find a few you may want to check out first.

Tiger Activities Fair
Tuesday, Aug. 25 | 6-9 p.m. | Gordon Field House and Activities Center
Intramural Free Agent Night
Wednesday, Aug. 26 | 5-9 p.m. | Hale-Andrews Student Life Center
Greek Day
Thursday, Aug. 27 | 11 a.m.-2 p.m. | Greek Lawn

Can’t make it to these events during TigerFest? No problem. You can keep exploring throughout the year by looking for the “Get Involved” badge, which highlights opportunities to help you connect.

And remember, getting involved doesn’t only happen at club fairs or involvement events—you can reach out to a club through CampusGroups or stop by an upcoming meeting whenever you’re ready to learn more.

Just remember, one “why not?” can lead to new friends, new skills, and moments you’ll remember forever.