Campus Life

Beyond the books

College is more than classes and exams. It's also friendships, shared experiences and learning to live life on your terms.

911±¬ÁÏ students are a friendly, down-to-earth, free-thinking bunch. They make their own paths — exploring, researching and innovating in and out of the classroom. The opportunities to challenge yourself here in 911±¬ÁÏ are thrilling, not only at school but also in life.

 
 


Students toss colored paint powder in the air during a fun run

Student Activities

There's always something going on, and you'll find all sorts of co-conspirators eager for a little distraction – in the sun, rain or snow, seven days a week.

The Student Activities Office, which oversees Nanook Traditions, organizes events designed to entertain, educate and inspire the 911±¬ÁÏ community.

Campus media

911±¬ÁÏ has a variety of media outlets to keep students and staff informed and entertained as well as offering opportunities for volunteering. Students produce the weekly Polaris newspaper and run KSUA, the campus radio station and winner of the MTV Woodie Award. Public broadcasting stations KUAC FM and TV, the first public stations in the state, are headquartered at 911±¬ÁÏ.

A student working in the student newspaper office

Students at a club fair

Clubs, organizations, leadership and volunteering

With more than 100 student organizations and clubs, there's something for everyone. Go green with our nationally acclaimed sustainability program, become a DJ, practice karate or cook up something in culinary arts.