Clubs And Organizations

In Native American stories, the horned frog is typically depicted as powerful and respected.  Is it any wonder that TCU’s Horned Frogs are involved in over 200 student organizations and give over 60,000 hours of community service each year?  Horned Frogs are leaders in their community!
 
The wide variety of student organizations and opportunities for involvement parallel the myriad thoughts, ideas, and interests of our student body.  The TCU Mission, to educate individuals to think and act as ethical leaders and responsible citizens in the global community, is more than a slogan for us.  It is our way of life, our calling, our future.
 
Our student organizations focus on topics ranging from honorary organizations, such as Mortar Board and Omicron Delta Kappa, to military affiliated groups.  On any given night, you might find a religious life club meeting next to an organization discussing geological formations in Scotland.  Our Governance groups, including Student Government Association (SGA), are critical to the success of our campus community.  SGA has created change that affects us all – including more time off at Fall Break and Thanksgiving Break. - watch a video about student involvement
 
The large number of Community Service organizations demonstrate our commitment to our community, TCU or global.  There are currently nine different organizations solely dedicated to promoting service.  While most, if not all, of our student organizations do service, these groups focus specifically on meeting the needs of certain populations – all while having a blast doing it! - watch a video about community involvement
 
Our clubs focusing on cultural and international issues as well as our global & political organizations give Horned Frogs the opportunity to express their passions while learning.  From International Week to a Diwali dance performance to a debate between Republicans and Democrats, there is always something going on to stimulate your mind.
 
Many students are involved in social fraternities and sororities at TCU.  National or local affiliated chapters allow Horned Frogs to connect in a social setting while strengthening the bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood.
 
Horned Frogs are also involved in Departmental and Academic organizations to strengthen their commitment to their majors.  We know that working with our faculty and deepening our understanding of our chosen fields will only assist us as we make a difference in the world.  We also use our skills and talents to deliver top-rated and award-winning publications, like The Daily Skiff and Image Magazine.  We continue to broaden our minds and global knowledge through involvement in clubs focused on the Fine and Performance Arts and other Special Interest groups, like American Sign Language Club and NAACP.
 
Staying true to our heritage, Religious and Spiritual Life is important to Horned Frogs.  From Islam to Buddhism, people of all faiths can find an organization to further grow your spiritual side.
 
Horned Frog pride runs rampant on our campus!  Spirit organizations give us the opportunity to paint ourselves purple and cheer on one of 18 NCAA Division I teams.  We also get involved in Sports clubs to show off our competitive side and stay active.  From Rugby to Paintball, Horned Frogs are involved in a wide variety of athletic activities.