There are over 1,400 student organizations at Ohio State and over half of all students join a student organization. Students who choose to get involved achieve many positive outcomes - leadership skills, better grades, friendships and mentors, and make a big campus seem small.

With over 1,400 student organizations, Ohio State provides a wide range of opportunities for students to get involved, become leaders worth following, build organizations worth joining, and leave a lasting legacy.

There are over 400 clubs and organizations at OSU, take a look at our database to see what clubs interest you! Not finding what you’re looking for? Fill out an application to create a new org. Find Clubs New Org Application.

Below, you'll find a listing of student organizations who are currently recognized at OSU. You can search for specific groups by using keywords or selecting categories from the drop down …

Listed below are all current sport clubs that include competitive, recreational and martial arts organizations. Please click on each club to view the individual web sites. Club websites are not maintained by Recreational Sports.

Our groups offer opportunities for continued friendship and service to Buckeye communities. Alumni hubs dot the map nationally and the world over, keeping you close to campus and to all those who call Ohio State their home away from home. 121+ clubs are geographically based and foster service and friendship all over the world.

Our purpose is to promote cyber and information security across the university community, teach the different tools used in both defensive and offensive cyber security, and represent the Ohio State University at Capture the Flag events across the nation.

There are over 1,400 student organizations at Ohio State, and over half of all students join a student organization. Students who choose to get involved gain leadership skills, earn better grades, grow friendships and make a big campus seem small.

Below is a list of clubs / organizations you may be interesting in checking out. ∗ African Club: Advisor Dr. Zak Nyongesa at [email protected]. Celebrate and become familiar about African culture with students from different African backgrounds. ∗ Buckeye Campaign Against Suicide: Advisor Leslie Beary at .

Engineering club strives to foster creativity, teamwork, and positivity among passionate students. The club's purpose is twofold: educate one another on current engineering related news, opportunities, and internships, while simultaneously solving engineering challenges both on campus and with Mansfield based companies.