2024-2025 Active Clubs

• Alpha Phi Sigma – Seton Hill chapter of the international honor society in Criminal Justice.
• Alternative Music Collective – dedicated to diversifying the styles and sound of music through live performances and discussion.
• American Sign Language Club – a student group bringing awareness to the deaf community and learning and practicing ASL skills.
• Biology Club – A place for majors and those interested in biology to network surrounding innovations and research in the field.
• Black Student Union – A group focused on providing solidarity, to facilitate meaningful discussion, and to add to/enrich the culture of Seton Hill through the implementation of cultural events and community service.
• Chemistry Club – Club developed to create a fun and creative environment for all majors to enjoy.  Community service activities are particularly emphasized.
• Class of 2025 – The group of students that organizes fundraisers, activities and traditions for the Senior class.
• Class of 2026 – The group of students that organizes fundraisers, activities and traditions for the Junior class.
• Class of 2027 – The group of students that organizes fundraisers, activities and traditions for the Sophomore class.
• Class of 2028 – The group of students that organizes fundraisers, activities and traditions for the Freshman class.
• Computer Science Club – Software, security, data and technology-focused club that betters the community through improved understanding and usage of both foundational and complex topics.
• Criminal Justice Club – A club for majors and non-majors to discuss topics surrounding criminal justice.
• Dance Team – The Seton Hill University Dance Team is for both majors and non-majors to perform at community, University and athletics events.
• Dungeons and Dragons Club – A club for students interested in the fantasy tabletop roleplaying game Dungeons and Dragons.
• Education Club – Provides extracurricular opportunities, service opportunities, networking and other forms of professional development for those students who want to enhance their careers as professional educators.
• Entrepreneurship Club – A group of students who educate and incorporate those who have interest in forming their own businesses.
• Environmental Association – The student voice for sustainability and environmentally-conscious choices and policies on campus.
• Exercise Science Club – Bringing the love of exercise and physical activities to campus by teaching others about general fitness and providing volunteer opportunities to students.
• Eye Contact Art and Literary Magazine – Seton Hill’s student-run, award-winning art and literary magazine.
• Fandom Club – Seton Hill’s group of students who are interested in all things Disney, Harry Potter, and more!
• Fellowship of Christian Athletes – Seton Hill chapter of FCA Global. A Christian Fellowship group, connecting athletes to build a community of believers.
• Forensic Science Club – An interactive club to bring together those interested in forensic science.
• French Club – Promotes French language as well as Francophone cultures.
• GoBabyGo! Club – A club focused on fostering an inclusive community supporting accessible design and play technology, in collaboration with national programs, by modifying electric ride-on vehicles in a personalized fashion for children with disabilities.
• Golf Club – A club sport that competes in recreational and intercollegiate, non-varsity competition in Golf.
• Graphic Design Club – Provides opportunities for those who want to present themselves artistically to the local community through their artwork, designs and ideas.
• Griffin Guides – A student group affiliated with the Office of Admissions that assists in the recruitment of new students.
• History Club – A club for students who want to learn the ins and outs of history through speakers, trips, and community engagement.
• Honors Council – Organizes events and opportunities for students within and outside of the Honors Program.
• Kappa Mu Epsilon – Seton Hill chapter of the national honor society in Mathematics.
• Kappa Omicron Nu – Seton Hill chapter of the international honor society in Human Sciences
• Lambda Pi Eta – Seton Hill chapter of the national Communication honor society.
• MarComm Club – A club for those interested in Marketing and Communications.  The club promotes a sense of community through business site visits, professional seminars/webinars, and other activities.
• Math Club – Promotes mathematics in the Seton Hill community and builds strong ties among mathematics majors.
• Model United Nations – A club for those interested in diplomacy, international relations, and sustainability.
• Music Therapy Club – A club for students who are interested in or majoring in music therapy.
• Muslim Student Association – MSA welcomes Muslim students to get involved, and all students to learn about the message and values of Islam. 
• National Association for Music Education – Seton Hill chapter of the National Association for Music Education.
• Nursing Club – A club to build community within the Nursing program while also serving the local community.
• Nutrition and Dietetics Club – An organization committed to assisting the community in food and nutritional services.
• Orientation Leaders – A “freakishly friendly” group of students who help welcome and transition new students to Seton Hill.
• Outdoors Club – A club for students seeking outdoor opportunities like hiking, biking, camping, kayaking, fishing and more.
• Peer Ministry Council – A student group that plans faith-based programs for students.
• Pennsylvania Music Teachers Association – Seton Hill chapter of the Pennsylvania Music Teachers Association.
• Phi Alpha – Seton Hill chapter of the national honor society in Social Work.
• Physical Therapy Club – A club for students in the Doctor of Physical Therapy program.
• Physician Assistant Student Society – Provides both undergraduate and graduate students in the Physician Assistant Program with opportunities for community service and attendance at statewide conferences.
• Pickleball Club – A recreational club sport for students interested in playing pickleball on campus.
• Pi Sigma Alpha – Seton Hill chapter of the national honor society in Political Science.
• Pre-Student Osteopathic Medical Association – For students interested in pursuing a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree.
• Pride Coalition – Promotes the awareness of the LGBTQ+ community on campus.
• Project H.O.M.E. – A cohort based student group whose goal is to make Seton Hill a more equitable and inclusive campus.
• Project H.O.P.E. – Project H.O.P.E. (Helping Other People Everywhere), coordinated by the Social Work Program, is open to all majors and provides opportunities to assist those in need in the surrounding community.
• Psi Chi – Seton Hill chapter of the international honor society in Psychology.
• Psychology Club – a community for psychology enthusiasts and to bring awareness of psychology’s impact on society.
• QUEENS Org – An organization to empower, encourage and enrich the education experience for women of color on campus.
• Resident Assistants – Students who live in the residence halls and assist other students with housing and roommate situations, while also providing fun and engaging programs.
• Service Advisory Board – A student group that plans service opportunities for the campus community.
• Seton Hill Alternative Resource Council – A group of students and staff who are committed to providing alternative resources for students who struggle with substance abuse and programs to encourage sober fun.
• Seton Hill Programming Board – Creates activities and programs for students on campus.
• Seton Hill Marketing Ambassadors – Current students who represent the University on various social media platforms in conjunction with the Marketing Department.
• Seton Hill Student Ambassadors – Help maintain strong relationships between the University community, Seton Hill alumni, and prospective students.
• Setonians Say No More! – A group focused on increasing awareness of sexual assault prevention and education on Title IX and Equal Opportunity policies.
• Sigma Tau Delta – Seton Hill chapter of the international honor society in English.
• Soccer Club – A recreational club sport for students interested in playing pick-up soccer weekly.
• Society of Human Resource Management – Seton Hill chapter of students who desire to become immersed in the world of Human Resources.
• Society of STEM Leaders – educates and inform leaders interested in the STEM field of opportunities, issues, and inclusivity through various workshops, discussion panels, and seminars with a lens of Women in STEM.
• Spanish Club – The Spanish Club is for any student interested in learning about the Spanish language and Spanish-speaking culture.
• Stitch to Serve  - A group of students, faculty, and staff who have a desire to make things to donate to those in need.
• Student Art Therapy Association – A club for majors and non-majors interested in art therapy.
• Student Athlete Mindfulness and Mental Health Club – A club that aims to provide athletes with a space where they can connect with each other and enhance their mindfulness when it comes to sports and discuss their mental health.
• Student Dance Organization – An organization offering masterclasses as well as choreography and performance opportunities to all Seton Hill students.
• Student Government Association – The official governing body that represents the students of Seton Hill, the Student Government Association (SGA) acts as the liaison between students and the University community.
• Student Theatre Activities Council – Provides students with various performance, backstage, and technical opportunities in the theatre department.
• Student-Athlete Advisory Committee – Fosters relationships within the Seton Hill community, its surrounding communities, and the PSAC while promoting a positive student-athlete image, enhancing the student-athlete experience, and protecting the welfare of all student-athletes.
• Students in The Arts – Prepares students for life as an artist by providing gallery space and opportunities for trips to museums and exhibitions, sale of art and community service activities.
• Tennis Club – A club sport for students interested in playing intercollegiate, non-varsity tennis.
• The Setonian – Seton Hill’s student-led magazine.
• Volleyball Club – Coordinates fun pickup games of volleyball throughout the week.
• Winterguard – An indoor competitive Guard, that competes at local intercollegiate competitions around the area.