The Campus Activities Programming Board (CAPB) provides social, cultural and educational programs that foster a sense of belonging, inclusion and engagement for the MU community. CAPB focuses on programs such as concerts, speakers, films, daytime, late night, international and so much more! Some well known CAPB events include the Midnight BBQ, Spooktacular and Mizzou-a-palooza.

Welcome Week is a series of events for new MU students that occurs each fall the week before the semester begins. There are dozens of social events designed to help students meet each other. There also are academic and informational programs that orientate students to campus. Welcome Week offers something for everyone. Dozens of student organizations, academic units and other departments put on more than 200 events every year.  

The Interfraternity Council is the governing board of the chapters affiliated with the North American Interfraternity Conference on Mizzou’s campus. The executive board works year-round to provide an enriching collegiate experience through different member development programming and collaborate efforts with chapter leadership.

The National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc. (NPHC) is the governing council of some of the largest historically African American Greek-letter fraternities and sororities, currently representing over 1.5 million members internationally. The organization boasts a diverse membership comprised of students, celebrities, corporate, political and community leaders. The collective social and economic power of the NPHC has been a major source of change for the African-American community in America since its inception.

The Associated Students of the University of Missouri (ASUM) advocates for student interests at the Missouri State Capitol. Each spring, a team of interns work in Jefferson City as student lobbyists to educate state lawmakers on issues affecting UM System students. ASUM is a non-partisan student-led organization that also focuses on voter registration, election education and overall civic engagement.

Caring for Columbia, Mizzou’s largest student-run day of service, takes place each April and is a great way to give back to the local community. Students can get involved as volunteers or as student leaders.

The Graduate Professional Council (GPC) is the official student government for all graduate, professional, and post-baccalaureate students at the University of Missouri.

The Legion of Black Collegians (LBC), the only Black student government in the country, is the leading voice on campus working to eradicate ignorance and promote positive change through education, motivation and advocacy.

The Missouri Students Association (MSA) is the recognized undergraduate student government at the University of Missouri.

Truman’s Closet offers Mizzou and MU Health Care students, staff and faculty a way to borrow professional and business attire appropriate for career fairs, interviews and the workplace. Clothing can affect one’s confidence and how they are perceived by others. There are times, such as interviews, where the first impression is everything.