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The Manhattan University Chapter of Structural Engineers Association of New York (SEAoNY) aims to connect students in Structural Engineering and Civil Engineering with each other, alumni, and corporate representatives currently in the industry.
This is a student club focused around their interests in the Air Force and Space Force.
Members of the College's American Advertising Federation (AAF) student chapter gain insight into the latest trends in advertising, connections and even job opportunities.
The Accounting Society at Manhattan University introduces students to opportunities and careers in the field of accounting.
The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) is the world's largest technical society dedicated to the global aerospace profession.
The American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) is the world's leading organization for chemical engineering professionals, with more than 50,000 members from over 100 countries.
Alpha Phi Delta is a national fraternity rooted in its founders' Italian heritage. The brothers of Manhattan University's Beta Beta chapter take pride in their letters and lend support to the University and community.
The Manhattan University chapter of the American Chemical Society provides undergraduate students exposure to different opportunities within the fields of chemistry and biochemistry.
The Manhattan University chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) is made up of a supportive community of peers who are passionate about building successful careers and improving society.
The Manhattan University chapter of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) introduces students to opportunities and careers in the mechanical engineering field.
This chapter hosts and attends seminars and lectures, and offers the opportunity to meet others in the computing industries.
Autism Speaks U at Manhattan University aims to engage the campus and local community in awareness, advocacy and fundraising efforts to help individuals and families affected by autism.
The Manhattan University Barbell Club is a community of students who are passionate about fitness, health and wellness. The group advocates the countless benefits of leading a healthy lifestyle by providing access to guest speakers, workshops and more.
The Biology Club is a student organization that looks at the application of concepts and methods in the field of biology. It is open to anyone who enjoys biology, nature or science.
Book Club is a student organization for those who love to read for fun. Learn more about this club.
This club is open to all students who are passionate about live theater in New York City.
The Business Analytics Competition is an annual campus-hosted event that provides an exciting opportunity for undergraduate students studying business analytics (or related fields) to test their knowledge and hone their skills.
This club meets weekly to create homemade cards for nursing homes, children's hospitals, deployed soldiers and others in need of a pick-me-up.
Manhattan University's CRS Student Ambassadors mobilize campus engagement through tangible acts of solidarity with the global poor to build a just and peaceful world.
The Manhattan University Climbing Club is for students who want to improve their climbing skills, or start building them. The club’s meetings alternate between meeting on campus and meeting at a climbing gym. Practice skills such as knot tying, belaying techniques, climbing skills, and goal setting.
CMAA introduces its members to the field of construction management.
The Communication Club organizes social events and professional opportunities for students who are majoring in fields related to communications.
The Commuter Student Association (CSA) is a clubdesigned specifically for commuters who are interestedin taking a leadership role at the University. The CSA helpsaddress commuter students’ questions regarding the largercampus experience.
The Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) is a nonprofit membership organization whose goal is the improvement of educational policy, outcomes and lifestyles for more than 5 million children with disabilities and 2.5 million gifted children.
The purpose of the Crochet Club is to provide a community on campus for students who are interested in crocheting.
The mission of Cru is to give students the opportunity to meet Jesus as a source of hope and peace for their lives.
Manhattan University's Phi Mu chapter of Delta Kappa Epsilon has built a name for itself in philanthropy and fun on campus since the chapter's formal recognition in 2014.
The Economics and Finance Society is ideal for students who seek to learn the economic and financial realities of the modern world.
Established in 2015, the Emmersonian contains essays that are exemplary models of writing for first-year college students that have captured the attention of professors.
Manhattan University's Engineers Without Borders student chapter consists of a group of dedicated and passionate Lasallian engineering students.
The Entrepreneurship Club allows students to explore opportunities regarding new businesses.
The College Fed Challenge is a national academic competition for undergraduates hosted annually by the Federal Reserve Bank.
The Manhattan University Ferroequinology Club (Train) offers students an opportunity to discuss the past, present and future of the rail industry through group discussions and field trips.
The Manhattan University Film Society offers students an intellectual environment for watching and discussing films on a regular basis. Many students present films themselves, while other screenings are led by faculty.
Making empanadas, practicing salsa dance and learning the art of Caribbean steel drumming are just a few of the cultural traditions you'll enjoy as a member of Fuerza Latina, a club that immerses the campus community in Hispanic culture.
The Gaelic Society invites students of Irish descent to reconnect with their heritage through a series of sponsored events, including New York City's annual St. Patrick's Day Parade.
The Games Club engages students in a variety of challenging games, such Super Smash Bros, Magic the Gathering, Ticket to Ride, Dungeons and Dragons, Betrayal at the House on the Hill, and Sheriff of Nottingham.
The Government and Politics Club is open to all students eager to discuss, debate and voice their opinions on today's political issues.
The Green Club is dedicated to sustainability at the University, in the community and throughout the world.
Green Dot is a violence prevention program that focuses on making our campus safer by empowering bystanders to become active members in reducing power-based personal violence (sexual assault, partner violence and stalking).
The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) is the world's largest professional group dedicated to technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity.
iGEM is a competition that requires students to solve real world challenges by building genetically engineered biological systems.
Pizza, meatballs and classic Italian movies are among the treats enjoyed by Il Circolo Dante Alighieri (Italian Club) members, who also annually visit Little Italy to take part in the Feast of San Gennaro on New York City's Mulberry Street.
Thinking about being an entrepreneur? Thinking about building your idea into a business? Want the experience of being on a startup team? The Innovation Challenge is for you.
The International Student Association sponsors a variety of events throughout the year including the highly popular International Night, an evening of live performances and international delicacies.
The recreation division of the Office of Student Engagement sponsors on-campus intramural sports for men's, women's and co-ed teams. You can sign up with a team or as a free agent.
The Investment Club helps members learn about security analysis and portfolio management.
The International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE) is the world's largest not-for-profit association serving its members by leading scientific, technical and regulatory advancement throughout the entire pharmaceutical lifecycle.
The Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) is a community of transportation professionals who work to enhance communities, grow the economy and improve the quality of life for millions of people through transportation.
The JasperFit personal training program connects students, faculty, staff, administrators, and alumni with fitness professionals who are experienced in developing personalized programs designed to achieve your health and fitness goals.
Manhattan University centered around aiding and supporting Veterans with their transition out of the military and into civilian life.
Jazz band members perform at various campus events throughout the year, and host two annual concerts — one in the fall and another in the spring.
A group that celebrates Jewish culture and religion. We host holiday get-togethers, game nights, and coffeehouses, and participate in interfaith events.
JustPeace is a platform for students to discuss social issues and take part in community service projects, based on the principles of our founder, Saint John Baptist de La Salle.
The Lasallian Outreach Volunteer Experience (LOVE) is Manhattan University's flagship service-immersion program for students. Each LOVE trip offers a different social justice experience.
Lasallian Collegians combine their love of Manhattan University with a drive to engage in faith, service and community. Members can attend various retreats that strategize ways to embody our Lasallian heritage, and organize events year-round.
The Leadership Development programs at Manhattan University prepare you to be a skilled leader in both personal and professional settings. While each program is uniquely themed and geared toward achieving specific goals, all leave a positive impact on participants.
The Lasallians in Faith Together (LIFT) program encompasses all of the student retreats at Manhattan University. Spiritual retreats take place both on and off campus.
The Lasallian Outreach Collaborative (LOCo) is a weekly community service program that partners student volunteers with local community-based organizations in the Bronx and greater New York City area.
Logos is an annual academic journal dedicated to the liberal arts.
Aspiring writers, photographers and designers are encouraged to join Lotus, a female empowerment magazine on campus that's facilitated by an editorial board of Manhattan University students.
The Management Club hosts meetings, guest speaker events and panels that invite alumni and other management professionals to share their experience as managers. The club also forges a network that connects students with alumni and potential employers.
Manhattan Magazine is an student-produced publication dedicated to highlighting student artwork, poetry, photography, short stories and more.
The Manhattan Scientist is an academic journal produced by the School of Science.
Manhattan University Games is an annual day of activities for people with special needs.
The Manhattan University Law Society is an organization that brings together students who share an interest in the law and provides a space for them to participate in law-related activities.
The University's Marketing Club hosts numerous guest speakers, many of which are Manhattan University alumni, to educate current students on the inner workings of business and marketing.
(MC)^2 - Manhattan University Math Club hosts math related events both on and off campus, such as trips to MoMath, math competitions, talks with guest speakers, and game nights. We also foster relationships among current students, alumni, and faculty.
The Mentor Program is one of Manhattan College's most popular and successful career development programs.
The Mini Baja club competes in the Baja SAE, an annual intercollegiate design competition run by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE).
Explore our legal system and prepare the next generation of lawyers with your fellow students.
Model UN is a hands-on, participatory experience that help students acquire expertise on a particular country, which they represent at a conference.
This club is for helping connect women who are interested in learning about and helping the environment. The goal of Mother Nature is to get more women interested in studying what’s putting our environment in danger and helping.
Motivational Outreach works with students from local schools to help them see university as an option, and show them how to think with a growth mindset
Manhattan University Television (MU-TV), Channel 37 on the University's cable network, operates as a student-run television station. The MU-TV student club both runs the channel and produces programming.
Students of all faiths are encouraged to join Music Ministry, an ensemble of piano players, organists, trained cantors, guitar players, woodwinds and percussion that perform together at University masses.
The Muslim Student Association sponsors a weekly Jummah Prayer facilitated by our Muslim Chaplain, as well as other cultural events throughout the year.
The Manhattan University chapter of this organization hosts panel discussions, guest lectures and symposiums, as well as other events to increase students' awareness of environmental issues.
Operation Smile at Manhattan University is held each academic year in solidarity with Operation Smile’s mission to provide safe, surgical care to children born with cleft lip or cleft palate in countries of most need.
String, brass and woodwind musicians are invited to join the Manhattan University Orchestra. This group performs a concert each semester and plays a varied symphonic repertoire.
The Passport Program connects students with opportunities to network with alumni, attend business and career development seminars, as well as join School of Business clubs and honor societies.
Established in 1929, Pen and Sword is a storied honor society exclusive to Manhattan University. The purpose of the society is to promote and reward interest and activity in the extracurricular affairs of the University.
As part of the Spirit Squad, the Manhattan University Pep Band leads hundreds of screaming fans in spirited renditions of their favorite Top 40 hits during home men's and women's basketball games, post-season play and special tournaments.
Phi Delta Epsilon (PhiDE) is an international medical fraternity for students in the health sciences. It is the only fraternity for medical students and practicing physicians.
We are a home for all those on campus interested in philosophy. Our mission is to create an environment where people from all walks of life can come practice and learn about philosophy.
If green is Manhattan University's signature color, then its signature sound is the bagpipes, a musical tradition our Pipes and Drums band has carried on with flair since 1981.
Aspiring Broadway stars finesse their performance skills with the Manhattan University Players, a student-led ensemble of actors and singers who put on a play in the fall and a musical in the spring, along with cabarets each semester.
Members of the College's Poetry Club write their own poetry and share their favorite pieces of writing.
Project Rousseau is an organization that facilitates one-on-one mentoring between college and high school students.
The Psychology Club promotes interest, awareness and advancement in the field of psychology.
The Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) is a pre-professional student organization that allows students to build lasting relationships and gain experience in the public relations field.
See what it's like to work in a real newsroom at The Quadrangle, where students can take on a number of roles related to the production of the university newspaper.
The Rainbow Jaspers LGBTQ+ club is an organization of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students, their partners and their supporters. The club connects, supports and spreads awareness of the LGBTQ+ community on campus.
Recreation activities include yearly events such as the Turkey Trot and Dorm Wars, plus fitness classes and gaming tournaments.
Relay for Life at Manhattan University is held each spring in solidarity with the American Cancer Society's mission to support cancer survivors, raise money for a cure and eradicate cancer altogether.
This group advocates for students living on campus regarding food complaints, residence hall problems, parking problems, meal plan disputes and other issues that come up.
Sanctus Artem is a club focused on visual, performing, and literary arts and is open to all students who are passionate about creating and appreciating art in today's world.
The South Asian Student Association (SASA) celebrates South Asian culture through social events, presentations and cultural exchanges.
The Saturday Program of Recreation and Teaching (SPORT) is a 25-year-old Saturday recreation program for individuals with disabilities held at Manhattan Univeristy.
Scatterbomb is Manhattan's student-run improvisational comedy troupe.
The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) changes lives by empowering the Hispanic community to realize its fullest potential and to impact the world through STEM awareness, access, support and development.
Manhattan University's Delta Mu chapter of Sigma Delta Tau was established in 2013, and has since raised funds for Prevent Child Abuse America, and contributed time and resources to other significant causes.
Silver Wings is a national co-ed, professional organization dedicated to creating proactive, knowledgeable, and effective civic leaders through community service and education about national defense.
The Singers is Manhattan University's hallmark choir, made up of students, faculty, staff and alumni members.
The Society of Physics Students (SPS) is a professional association specifically designed for students.
The Sociological Society provides an outlet for students to learn more about the different fields and career options within sociology.
To live in New York City is to experience it. Joining Slice of New York City (SoNYC) is your passport to all things Manhattan and beyond, from its tantalizing treats to majestic views of the metropolitan area.
Sports Media MC is Manhattan University's student-run sports media club that looks behind the scenes of sports broadcasting.
The Spuyten Duyvil Undergraduate Mathematics Conference is an opportunity for undergraduate students to attend and actively participate in a professional mathematics meeting and discuss mathematics with their peers.
Student Government members play an active role in campus life, from planning events to advocating for the student body on issues that affect the University community at large.
The Student Veterans Organization recognizes the unique challenges that veterans face in their transition to both civilian and academic life.
The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) provides women an environment in which to achieve success in engineering, both academically and professionally.
The Black Student Union provides students cultural diversity at Manhattan University, with special regard to students of African descent. We believe in fostering a community that provides students the opportunity to voice their opinions, differences, goals, and ideas.
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) is an IRS-sponsored program that provides training and certification classes to volunteers who wish to help prepare tax returns for low-income individuals.
The mission of the Women in Business (WIB) Club is to build an inclusive community on the Manhattan College campus that supports women with future careers in Business. In order to achieve this, WIB strives to form a network of career oriented guidance for its members through dialogue and educational forums.
The Women in Biology club provides a supportive community for female students studying biology at Manhattan University by helping to foster academic and professional success.
Women in Construction (WIC) encourages and inspires women to learn, explore and experience the construction industry hands on.