With more than 100 student organizations at Pace University, there’s something for everyone to get involved in. Each semester, the Center for Student Engagement hosts involvement fairs, where you can meet all of our clubs and organizations, chat with representatives, and find out how you can sign up. Here's an overview of the different types of student clubs and orgs offered on the New York City and Westchester campuses.

Use SetterSync to Connect with Current Clubs and Orgs

Student clubs and orgs at Pace use SetterSync to stay connected, share updates, and promote events. See what's happening and who's hosting at: 

New York City Campus SetterSync  Westchester Campus SetterSync

Academic Interests

Whether you’re a nursing major interested in getting involved with SNAP or a crime buff interested in the Criminal Justice Society or Forensic Science Student Organization, take your interests to the next level with these student orgs.

Business Professionals

From marketing plans to market analysis, choose from more than 20 Pace student clubs and orgs that are getting down to business.

Media and Entertainment

Whether you’re interested in writing, reporting, TV, or concert-planning, Pace has got you covered. Now back to you, Jillian!

Visual and Performing Arts

Can you dance your tail off? Put on a show? Do you have the pipes that will make people feel aca-awesome or fill them with irrepressible joy? Our performing and visual arts student organizations are looking for you!

Cultural and Social

From Latin flavor to rainbow pride, Pace has more than 20 cultural student organizations to choose from!

Politics and Advocacy

Change makers in the movement to end cancer; promote peace; and save our planet. All in a day’s work for a Pace student.

Greek Life

If you want to go Greek, then you’re in the right place! From the Alpha to the Omega, check out which sororities and fraternities are on campus.

Student Governance

SGA, RHA, BAC, SAAC. If you don’t know these acronyms, then you don’t know the student leaders of your University.

New here? We’ve got you. From ID cards to goat yoga (we've included a baby goat in this list), this list has everything you need to kick off your Pace experience the right way.

1. Upload your Pace ID photo before arriving on campus. This unlocks access to everything from dining halls to campus events.
2. Meet with your academic advisor. They’ll help you build a class schedule and stay on track to graduate on time.

3. Explore your First-Year Experience or Transfer Experience programming. Tailored support ensures your transition to Pace is smooth and meaningful.

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4. Download the Pace Mobile app. Stay connected to campus events, resources, alerts, and more.
5. Log in to SetterSync. It’s your portal to student orgs, upcoming events, and campus opportunities.
6. Stop by the Center for Student Engagement. Get involved, build your network, and make your mark.
7. Visit the Learning Commons. Whether you need tutoring or just want a study boost, it’s your academic support hub.
8. Tour the Pace Library. Grab a quiet corner or tap into 120+ databases—it’s your research HQ.
9. Attend Weeks of Welcome (WOW) events. From goat yoga to campus carnivals, these are can’t-miss memory-makers.
10. Set up your meal plan and scope out your favorite spots. Try acai bowls at Pace Fit, milkshakes at Pace Perk, or pizza at Rosella’s.
11. Learn your campus inside and out. Whether it's the 6th floor of 15 Beekman or the Kessel Student Center, find your go-to spaces.
12. Explore the Counseling Center and Center for Wellbeing. These services are here for you—use them when you need support.

13. Familiarize yourself with Pace’s Safety and Security resources. Update your Pace Alerts info and download the PaceSafe app.

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14. Explore New York City or Westchester like a local. From Broadway trips to nature trails, Pace gives you access to it all.
15. Visit the Auxiliary Services office. Set up essentials like your mail, textbooks, and meal plan info.
16. Follow Pace University on Instagram. It's the easiest way to stay in the loop.
17. Attend a campus tradition. Homecoming, SpringFest, Late Night Breakfast—these are Pace must-dos.
18. Visit Career Services. Yes, even as a new student. Start building your resume early.
19. Check out the food resources if you need support. Pace Provisions and the Fare Trade program are here to help.
20. Say yes to something new! Join a club or student organization. Go to an open mic. Try goat yoga. You never know what you’ll love.

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