Research Guides: Transfer Student Resources: Getting Involved

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Ways to get involved at the U of A

One of the most important things you can do during your first semester at the University and Beyond is to get involved. Getting involved in University programs and activities helps to make students feel connected with their peers, and fosters a sense of happiness and inclusion on campus. There are many different ways you can get involved, depending on what your interests are.

Hogsync
Hogsync is the university's major platform for getting involved. On Hogsync, you can view and join all registered student organizations on campus. You can also find upcoming social and academic events that you would like to attend.
Greek Life
Fraternities and sororities play an important role on the University of Arkansas campus as well as throughout the Northwest Arkansas community and beyond. Scholarship, service, friendship, cultural appreciation, and brotherhood/sisterhood are the common fraternal principles founded by each of our Greek lettered organizations. By focusing on these fraternal principles, one can expect both a positive collegiate and Greek experience.
Student Access Pass
The Razorback Access Pass is your ticket to be ablet o claim & request tickets for all sporting events.
Pick One
All incoming Freshman have the ability to Pick One group on campus that they would like to get involved with their first semester. All of the options to sign up are available on this website.
Associated Student Government
ASG supports a number of campus programs and initiatives while allocating over $260,000 to Registered Student Organizations each year. The Associated Student Government is split into three branches: Executive, Legislative, and Judicial. The three branches work together to strive for the betterment of the organization and the University of Arkansas as a whole. Past ASG initiatives include the first-ever on campus polling location, the University Perspectives class, and Razorback Transit.
Religious Life on Campus
Learn more about religious groups on or near campus
New Student and Family Programs
New Student and Family Programs runs all of the social events that take place during A-week, Welcome Week, Family Weekend and throughout the year.

Razorbook Club

Did you know that the library on campus has a book club? Razorbook Club is a student-led RSO with a passion for all things bookish! We believe that books are meant to be read and shared in a safe and accepting environment where everyone is welcome, and that we can foster a sense of community on campus by discussing books that represent and reflect the world around us. Come find a community of people who all indulge in the same past-time! Join on Hogsync or follow on Instagram!