Day-to-day life for Santa Clara students is more than classes and homework. There are many ways to engage with the campus and the community: join a club, share a meal with friends on campus, or connect with faculty and students in an RLC.
SCU students benefit from a dynamic, diverse campus community that creates a comfortable, welcoming environment for learning, friendships, and personal growth. Learn more about our engaged community.
Housing and Residence Life Office
Successful students relate intellectual growth that occurs in the classroom to learning in the residence hall communities, student organizations, volunteer work, and internships. Visit the site »
Office of Student Life
The Office of Student Life serves as an advocate for students in all areas of campus life, supports extracurricular activities, and maintains the community living standards for all resident and non-resident students. Visit the site »
Residential Learning Communities
RLCs combine residence life with academic coursework, helping students make the transition from high school to college by placing them in a community of learners with similar interests. Visit the site »
Dining Services
Eating is a treat on the Santa Clara campus; we offer fair-trade coffee, organic and local ingredients, and menu options for every dietary need at any time of day. Visit the site »
Student Organizations
There are more than 100 official student clubs and groups sponsored by the Center for Student Leadership, for professional, social, athletic, service, and creative interests. Visit the site »
Associated Students of Santa Clara University
ASSCU is the undergraduate student government organization, which serves students educationally and socially within the scope of the University's mission, vision, and values. Visit the site »
Campus Ministry
Campus Ministry fosters changes and growth within individuals and within the university community through professional services and pastoral presence. Campus Ministry works in a collaborative spirit with the faculty, student development, and the rest of the campus community. Visit the site »
