It gives editorials and student opinions about the issues on campus, around the country, and the world. Reading what your peers believe impacts your own views and helps you formulate your own philosophies on many different issues. It also gives you the chance to air your views and bring up issues important to you. Radio allows students to express their views and music over the airwaves. Campus clubs allow you to meet students that have the same interests as you.
Clubs offer activities like sports, philanthropy, and academics.
If a school does not offer a particular sport, students form club teams like rugby, soccer, skiing, etc. They travel and compete in tournaments or games with other school and city clubs. Service clubs raise money for charity or offer aid to those on campus that need it. Students offer to walk women around campus after dark, organize parent and alumni events, or counsel students that need to talk about their problems. Distinguished students with excellent academic records join social fraternities that recognize them for their accomplishments.