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Clubs and organizations

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In college, activities outside of the classroom will enhance your learning and social life. Browse through some of our activities below to find peers and faculty who share your interests, or use True Blue Connects to search through all of NAU’s student organizations.

True Blue Connects

Philosophy

Join the Philosophy Club for some stimulating conversation in a safe environment.

928-523-2648

Modern Languages

Practice your foreign language skills with your peers and professors at a language table, usually held in a relaxed, informal setting at a local restaurant or café.

928-523-2361

History

Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society promotes the study of history and has student and faculty members.

928-523-6372

English

Our literary magazine, Thin Air, publishes original poetry, fiction, and visual art from professional writers and artists.

928-523-4911

Art

The American Society of Interior Designers helps connect students and interior design professionals.

928-523-4612

Comparative Cultural Studies

The Art History Society is a place for majors, minors, and anyone else to share their love for and interest in art history.

928-523-4954

Music

The NAU Horn Society organizes fundraising and community service work by both the Horn Society and the Horn Ensemble across the state of Arizona.

928-523-2270

Theatre

Arizona Playmakers is dedicated to creating an environment in which students can explore opportunities in theatre.

928-523-3781