Where Binghamton connects.

We’re DJs. We’re Korean drummers. We’re a capella singers, poets, Haitians, Republicans, Democrats, gamers and full-contact floor hockey players. We’re the thousands of active members of Binghamton’s many student clubs and organizations.

At Binghamton, clubs and organizations are started by students, governed by students and 100 percent run by students, from the campus TV station to the Asian Student Union to ESCAPE, a student-run bus company that makes weekend trips into New York City.

The incredible variety of student clubs and organizations at Binghamton is a reflection of the rich diversity of our more than 14,000 undergraduate and graduate students who hail from all 50 states and 100 different countries. Binghamton is small enough to provide a strong sense of community, but big enough to satisfy an entire world of interests.

If you have an idea for a new arts, athletic, academic, media, Greek, cultural or professional club, fill out a charter application with the Student Association (also student-run, of course). Your ideas, talents and passion make Binghamton a vibrant, fascinating place to live and learn.