We recognize that Student Organizations, Honor Socieities and Performance Groups provide a valuable service to the Hastings College community by providing leadership development, spirit, activism, public service and social and cultural interaction. As a student at Hastings, you have the unique opportunity to participate in a wide variety of activities.
There are three types of student groups at Hastings College.
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Student Organizations
Student Organizations are student-led and sponsored groups. They are formed by students currently enrolled at Hastings College who share a common interest or goal.
They must have at least 5 members to charter on campus, abide by all Hastings College policies, meet at least once a month in person or virtually, have a full-time faculty or staff advisor and have an updated registration filed each year.
Examples Include: Black Student Union, Bronco Catholics, Collegian Student Journalism
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Honor Societies
Honor Societies are student groups that are centered within an academic department or program. These groups are led by students and often sponsored by faculty members.
They typically have an international or national governing organization, an associated grade-point average, and an invitation process for membership. Honor Societies must follow the same guidelines to maintain recognized status.
Examples Include: Alpha Chi, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Psi Ci, Tri-Beta
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Performance Groups
Performance Groups are official intercollegiate sport teams and musical groups recognized by Hastings College and run by their respective departments and programs.
They offer countless opportunities for you to use your talents and skills to make an impact with the help of our dedicated faculty and staff. Some groups are open to all students with no audition, others have specific requirements to join.
Examples Include: Marching Bronco Band, Women's Wrestling, Esports
Involvement in student groups is a great way to connect to the campus, build leadership skills, meet people, and have fun!
This form is for existing groups that are registering for the 2025-2026 school year.
This form is for new groups that wish to organize and become recognized in the 2025-2026 school year.
All student groups must follow the registration process every year.
Student groups failing to complete the renewal process by the deadline will be placed on inactive status. Inactive student groups may not continue to utilize facilities or property on campus, may not seek or add members, host/sponsor on or off campus, or enjoy social privileges.
Below you can find a link to all active student groups on campus! Each student group must adhere to the required guidelines and processes to maintain recognized status. This list is updated each semester.
Student groups have different membership requirements, responsibilities, and benefits with each. Learn more about event planning, marketing, funding, and more resources.
As you represent your group through its events and activities, please remember that you are also representing Hastings. Please review the Student Group Handbook as well as the Student Handbook.
Fall - September 3rd, 2025 | Spring - TBD
Interested in exploring student groups or curious about student engagement? Discover a range of events, opportunities for involvement, and the wide array of interests represented at Hastings College's campus. These will take place in the Kiewit Gym from 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM.
Involvement in student groups is a great way to connect to the campus, build leadership skills, meet people, and have fun!
Become knowledgeable about what is happening on campus.
Involvement helps ease the transition from one school to another.
You’ll gain knowledge, skills and experience in leadership, communication, problem-solving, group development and management, budgeting, presentation, and much more!
Being involved encourages and advances your development on all levels: intellectual, cultural, spiritual, and social.
Connect with individuals who have similar interests.
Gain a sense of community and learn more about yourself!
Student groups exist to build upon and enrich the classroom experience. Every student is invited to participate in activities and find a place to belong. The Student Activities Coordinator believes involvement outside of the classroom is an important aspect of your education at Hastings College.
There is a group to meet your needs, whether you arrive at Hastings with outstanding leadership ability or emerging potential. Any student can also take the initiative to create a new Student Organization. We expect that all student groups exemplify respect and inclusion in all group events and activities. As you represent your group through its events and activities, please remember that you are also representing Hastings.
Explore the buttons below to learn more about our student groups!
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