Campus Life
Social Communities
Learning to live, study and thrive in a diverse community is the hallmark of the Northeastern experience. Through social interaction, students have opportunities to connect with those of similar or different backgrounds. Here are some ways our organizations, programs, and services are available to our students.
Campus Recreation
140 Marino Center
(617) 373-4433
Campus Recreation provides and supports safe and comprehensive recreational sports and physical activities to members of the community. Through diverse programming and services, students engage in activities that enhance personal development, academic productivity, and physical and mental health, as well as encourage social interaction.
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Center for the Arts
102 The Fenway, 118 Cushing Hall
(617) 373-2249
The primary mission of the Center of the Arts is to support and develop the arts as a vital and integral component of the Northeastern community. Through a variety of mainstage and artist-in-residency programs, that features performing and visual artists acclaimed for their excellence, the Center complements the academic arts departments in their effort to educate Northeastern students on becoming knowledgeable, discriminating, and active participants in the arts.
Council for University Programs (CUP)
234 Curry Student Center
Council for University Programs is the premier student organization for on-campus activities. Dedicated to enriching the campus cultural scene, the goal of this office is to provide a wide variety of events that appeal to people of all different backgrounds. From Homecoming to Springfest and everything in between, CUP is behind the most memorable and exciting events organized by students for students.
Student Activities
228 Curry Student Center
(617) 373-2642
Campus Activities provides comprehensive cocurricular leadership programs and related services that support student organizations and assist students in achieving their academic, personal, and career goals. Joining an organization is your first step toward meeting others in the community and becoming a leader.