Unique Student Clubs & Organizations

Penn State's World Campus Psychology Club claims to be the first online club for college students interested in psychology. Where you're an online or a brick-and-mortar college student, the World Campus Psychology Club might be right for you.

In contrast to the perception that teenagers are apathetic, dosomething.org provides the support necessary for many young adults to make a difference with the issues they care about most.

Dealing with depression and other mental health concerns as a college student can be overwhelming. Active Minds, however, is an organization aimed at changing the conversation about depression and mental health on college campuses everywhere.

With its first chapter at Arizona State University, Sigma Phi Beta is the country's first gay fraternity. Learn more about this unique college fraternity and what resources it has to offer gay students.

Are you a member of a unique college student club or organization? Submit a profile to be featured as a unique college student club or organization on the About.com College Life site.

Members of the Tufts University Nerd Girls student club are changing the perception of female engineers on college campuses.

A profile of the Simmons College Sustainability Committee, comprised of college students, and its environmental and sustainability efforts on campus.

While gay student clubs and organizations at Christian colleges and universities aren't always officially recognized, students continue to form such groups to provide support and advocacy for gay college students.

Started by college students at the University of California at Berkeley, Students Against Hippies in Trees was created as a response to tree-sitters staging a protest on campus.

A profile of Students for Concealed Carry on Campus, which advocates for the right of college students to carry weapons on college and university campuses.

The Harvard Square Homeless Shelter is the nation's only student-run homeless shelter. Find out more about the HSHS and the college students behind it.

Students Teaching Against Racism in Society (STARS) at Ohio University works to help society better understand the "isms" present in our every day lives. Learn more about this noteworthy student organization and its "We're a culture not a costume" campaign.