Clubs & Organizations

Dedicated to ensuring an unforgettable senior experience filled with exciting activities, well-earned recognition, and a spectacular Senior Week packed with celebrations leading up to graduation. But we’re not just about the fun—we’re about impact. By weaving the spirit of philanthropy into our events, we’ll give back to our community while creating lasting memories together through our class gift. Learn more here!

AFC is like family, and we advise each other and uplift one another in any way we can. The APOSA Vision is raising an army of men and women, both young and old, who knows Christ experientially – to be used by God to revive, restore, strengthen and ensure the growth of the church which is the body of Christ and to be prepared for His second coming, creating a meaningful impact in their world and progressively advance and develop in every facet of life. We enrich, empower and encourage aspiring young students for a better future.

The Black Student Union provides a welcoming space for students to celebrate, explore, and advocate for Black culture, identity, and excellence. Through open discussions, cultural events, and community service, BSU fosters unity, leadership, and awareness both within the school and the broader community. All students are welcome to join and learn about the richness of Black heritage and history.

St. Thomas Aquinas College Business Club is an organization run by the School of Business that anyone can join. The club primarily involves biweekly meetings, which bring in different professionals from the business industry to speak about their experiences within the industry. Also, the club members will have help with professional development and networking within their respective industries.

The Criminal Justice Club offers students an inside look at the justice system — from law enforcement and courts to corrections and legal ethics. Members engage in discussions, guest speaker events, mock trials, and field trips to gain insight into real-world careers in justice and public safety. It’s a great opportunity to explore how fairness, responsibility, and service shape our society.

If you love food, flavor, and creativity in the kitchen, the Culinary Club is the place for you! Members learn and practice cooking techniques, explore global cuisines, and host delicious events throughout the year. From baking competitions to cultural food days, the Culinary Club is all about teamwork, taste, and trying something new.

Join us in a fantasy role-playing game that has been around since 1977. Become a hero of the realm by slowly stopping the big bad evil guy from performing a ritual to end the world or help him in the bringer of the end times. The choice is up to you. Only you and your group will find out. Learn how to solve a problem with your mind and wits. If that is not your way you can just kill the problem with that great axe or the fireball that you could have. What do you say, are you ready to play?

The Education Club is open to all education majors at any level and anyone else interested in education or teaching. Our club will provide a way to network with other teachers in the field as well as other students interested in entering the field of education. We will be inviting guest speakers and conducting teaching workshops as well as organizing activities both in our community and at the College.

The Forensic Science Club dives into the fascinating world where science meets investigation. Members explore crime scene analysis, fingerprinting, DNA testing, and other forensic techniques through hands-on experiments and activities. Perfect for students interested in science, problem-solving, or criminal justice, this club turns curiosity into discovery.

This student-run organization meets to discuss topics about healthcare, wellness, and fitness.

The purpose of this organization shall be to work together in order to plan events and forums on campus to celebrate and educate those interested in learning more about LGBTQIA+ experiences. Anyone who would like to learn more about different life experiences and be a part of open discussions is more than welcome to join.

The goal of HEOP and Friends is to offer a space for HEOP students to connect, enjoy and have fun with fellow students and peers at St. Thomas Aquinas College. This club offers a space for HEOP students to connect with each other and various student groups. The club aims to welcome, support, and guide HEOP students to join the St. Thomas Aquinas community.

The Heritage Club celebrates the diverse cultures and traditions that make our community unique. Members share their heritage through food, music, art, and storytelling, fostering mutual respect and cultural appreciation. The club hosts multicultural events, awareness weeks, and community projects that highlight global connections and inclusion.

The Hidden Opponent is a non-profit organization that advocates for student-athlete mental health. They aim to break the stigma surrounding mental health issues in sports and provide resources and support for athletes.

To bring together students from all fields interested in financial analysis, investing, and financial management. To promote knowledge, provide information, develop networks, be a host to intellectual discussions, speaker series and prepare students to develop into ethical and professional members of the financial community. As a student organization, it seeks to provide students with a platform for success in the financial industry.

The Laetare Players is the performing arts club at St. Thomas Aquinas College. Ideally, the club has two main productions that are put on every school year – the Fall Drama and the Spring Musical. The Laetare Players is a club open to all students who are looking to partake in the arts, whether it be through acting, crew and set design, or technical work. This year, if safe to do so, we would like to get back to in-person performances.

Mental health is such an important topic and this club is where students can have open discussions about mental health. The club can be used as an outlet for students to come and decompress from their busy week in college. Students can share their struggles with mental health as well as strategies that work for them. This club’s main purpose is to bring students together and break the stigma of mental health and let others know they are not alone.

The Spartan Volunteers are dedicated to making volunteer and community outreach accessible and engaging to the students and STAC community through on campus and off campus opportunities. The purpose of Spartan Volunteers is to introduce volunteerism and community outreach to the STAC Community and showcase the rewarding aspects of working with community members. We want to provide experiences for the community that are enriching for personal and professional development and tailored to a variety of interests, majors, and disciplines.

Paws for Change was founded to assist animals in shelters. We fundraise and collect supply donations for shelters nearby. If you’re an animal lover, this is the club for you!

The Software Engineering Club is where creativity meets code. Members collaborate on real-world programming projects, develop technical skills in areas like app development, web design, and AI, and prepare for careers in technology. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced coder, this club offers workshops, hackathons, and mentorship opportunities to help you build, learn, and innovate.

This club provides a way for all students to bond through scientific activities in a fun and educational way. Recreate your favorite physics, anatomy, and chemistry experiments and demonstrations through competitions with your peers such as egg drop contests, etc. The goal of this club is to bring together students of all majors through fun experiments and contests. For STEM majors in particular, this club is a great opportunity to become involved and familiar with your professors and peers.