Northeastern University’s Center for Student Involvement offers more than 340 clubs and organizations, open to students across all colleges and disciplines. Whether you want to start your own business, play in a music ensemble, or host a radio show, clubs and organizations are a great way to make your CAMD experience your own by doing what you love—both in and out of the classroom.
Featured Clubs & Organizations
Scout Design Studio
Scout is a student-led studio aiming to foster an inclusive, supportive design community at Northeastern through real client work, speaker series, and interactive workshops. They see design as a way of learning, solving problems, and bringing people from different disciplines...
spark Gallery
spark is Northeastern’s student-run contemporary art initiative. Their mandate is to educate the university and community at large about contemporary art both locally and internationally, with emphasis on the Boston art scene. spark also serves to educate in the practice...
Green Line Records
Founded in 1998, Northeastern University's student-driven record label aims to accelerate the careers of emerging artists. They offer their diverse lineup of artists a full range of services, including studio and live recording, marketing, merchandising, booking, and management. For nearly...
Selected Clubs & Organizations
Below is a list of clubs related to disciplines offered at the College of Arts, Media and Design.
The Department of Music offers a range of ensembles and lessons for Northeastern students who would like to learn and perform while on campus. Open to all majors.
- Blues/Rock Ensemble
- Choral Society
- Concert Band
- Create Your Own Music
- Electronic Music
- Fusion Ensemble
- Jazz and Choir Combo
- Jazz Ensemble
- Pep Band
- Rock Ensemble
- Wind Ensemble
- World Fusion
Student-run Businesses
CAMD students have the opportunity to start their own business through co-op or Northeastern’s venture accelerator, IDEA. Greenline Records, a student-run record label, and Scout, a student-run design firm, both grew out of our students’ desires to build on-campus companies that would thrive for years to come.