Student Organizations

Find your people

Indiana University Bloomington is home to more than 900 registered student organizations and clubs, all created and led by students. Whether your passion is politics, religion, hip-hop, or graphic design, you’re sure to find your fit at IU.

Explore beINvolved

Discover student organizations online through beINvolved, a site that allows you to browse, learn more about, and connect with any registered student organization at IU. This is where registered organizations will post events, manage rosters, and keep an updated public profile. Search and filter groups to find the perfect fit.

Start your search

Student Involvement Fair

Involvement Fairs are your opportunity to meet face-to-face with student organizations and learn how to find your community here at IU. Advisors, mentors, and Student Involvement and Leadership Center staff are on site to help you learn about experiences and connect with organizations that interest you.

Student Involvement and Leadership hosts two primary Involvement Fairs: The Fall Involvement Fair occurs every August during the first week of the semester and features nearly 450 student organizations and community partner agencies along with food trucks. Then each January, the Winter Involvement Fair offers a second opportunity to connect with over 200 participating organizations.

View our events calendar

Hazing prevention and reporting

Hazing is strictly forbidden at Indiana University. If you have experienced hazing, witnessed hazing, or suspect someone you know has been hazed, report it. Your decision will make campus a safer place for everyone

Report hazing

Create your own organization

With so many organizations on campus, it is hard to believe there’d be room for more, but any student with an idea is always welcome to request a new club! If you are enrolled at Indiana University Bloomington, you can request to start a registered Self-Governed Student Organization (SGSO) via our new organization form on beINvolved.

But first, schedule a meeting with an Involvement Ambassador to see if your organization already exists and to learn more about the new organization registration process.

Schedule a meeting