Students can establish a club at 91ɬÂþ (91ɬÂþ) for any legal purpose on campus. All student clubs are reviewed and assigned a club type based on several criteria that include but are not limited to:
- Function for the student body.
- Relationship with a department, office, and/or AS91ɬÂþ.
- Access to various college resources.
- Level of risk posed from activities to the College.
Recognized clubs are assigned into the following types:
- Academic: Focuses on a specific field of study or professional development.
- Competitive: Provides opportunities for friendly competition, skill development, teamwork, and achieving goals through organized challenges, tournaments, and events.
- Cultural: Promotes awareness, appreciation, and celebration of a specific culture, heritage, or identity through events, performances, or discussions.
- Honors: Recognizes academic excellence and achievement. Often affiliated with honors societies that provide service, leadership, and scholarship opportunities.
- General Interest: Centers on a shared hobby, pastime, or passion that brings members together for activities and social connections.
- Political Interest: Focuses on raising awareness, promoting civic participation, and advocating for causes, issues, or policies that impact communities.
- Service: Promotes volunteerism and community engagement through service projects and outreach activities.
- Spiritual: Supports religious or faith-based practices, beliefs, and community through worship, study, and fellowship activities.