Student Involvement

It’s our diversity of interests that brings us together as a vibrant, dynamic community.

Clubs, Organizations & Programs

Getting involved at Emmanuel starts with finding your people. Whether you're finalizing an international trade deal with the Model United Nations or planning a campus-wide celebration with the Emmanuel College Events Team, you'll have the freedom to engage with what you love and discover new interests — and if the group you're looking for doesn't exist yet, then this is your chance to start it.

Between clubs and organizations, Colleges of the Fenway intramurals like flag football, dodgeball and Ultimate Frisbee, there's a built-in way to plug in from day one.

Here in the Heart of Boston, the only option you can't choose is boredom.

Join, Play, Lead—or Do It All at Emmanuel

Choose your path(s)

Choose your path(s)

With more than 100 student clubs, activities and organizations, there's plenty to keep you busy. Missing a club? Start your own!

Sweat and compete

Sweat and compete

With club and intramural sports plus 2 fitness centers, you've got options.

Lead and inspire

Lead and inspire

Whether it's an academy or honor society, we specialize in leadership development.

A Vibrant Campus Life Experience

No matter the day of the week, there's always something to do at Emmanuel College.

Discover Your Saints Spirit

Stay Fit

Emmanuel's campus offers multiple fitness centers so students can keep fitness and health top of mind.

Ready. Set. Engage.

Through the Engage platform, students can stay in the know with campus happenings.

FAQs

Students aren't limited to the clubs that already exist — if a group doesn't exist yet, starting one is a normal path here, not an exception. The Office of Student Involvement guides students through the club formation process, as well as supports its existing roster of on-campus organizations.

Emmanuel students compete through the Colleges of the Fenway intramural program, which pools students from Emmanuel and its four Fenway-area partner schools for games like flag football, dodgeball, and Ultimate Frisbee. It runs alongside Emmanuel's own club sports and fitness center access.

No — Student Involvement programming is built around discovery rather than assuming students arrive with a plan. New Student Programs and the broader clubs-and-organizations network are designed to help first-years find interests they didn't come in with.

Yes. Students who aren't on a varsity team still have access to campus fitness centers, club sports, and intramurals through Athletics & Intramural Sports — it's a separate track from varsity competition, open to any student.