Crew for men and women is an advanced club with a full-time coach. Fraternities and Sororities. Approximately 25 percent of Susquehanna's students are members of Greek organizations. Freshmen and transfer students may not pledge a Greek organization until their second semester on campus. They are eligible only with a cumulative and last semester GPA of at least 2.24.
Many students are active in volunteer programs with agencies in the local community.
Such activities are sponsored by the Center for Service Learning and Volunteer Programs, the Office of the Chaplain, the Office of Residence Life, and fraternities and sororities. Projects range from raising funds for charitable organizations or tutoring middle school students to working with the elderly, convalescent home patients, or people with disabilities. The University welcomes students of all religious backgrounds as well as those with no religious commitments. Affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, Susquehanna seeks to develop an understanding of our ethical and spiritual responsibilities. The University chaplain also conducts a regular program of weekly services and is available for consultation and counseling.