Extracurricular activities at St. Thomas are central to the growth and development of students. These activities may spark a new interest, rekindle an old one, introduce new friends, or just create some fun. The following are samples of extracurricular activities available at St. Thomas:

Aids Peer Educators
Alumni Association
Anthropology Society
Aquinian
Campus Ministry
Campus Police
Caribbean Immersion Association (CIA)
Choral Group
Choir
CHSR (campus radio station)
Criminology Society
Debating Society
Economics Society
Education Society
English Society
External Affairs Committee
Frontier College Students for Literacy
Gerontology Society
Grad Class
Help Centre Volunteers
History Club
Honours Society
Human Rights Club
MASA (Men Against Sexual Aggression)
Masques and Revels (choral ensemble)
Media Society
Model United Nations
Native Student Council
Off Campus Society
Orientation Committee
Peer Tutoring
Political Science Society
Pre-Law Society
Psychology Students of STU
Safe Ride
Social Issues Committee
Spanish Society
Spectrum (GLBTQ)
STARS (adult learners' association)
STEEDS (Early English Drama Society)
STU Jazz Ensemble
Student Campus Safety
Students’ Union
STUISA (International Student Association)
Theatre St. Thomas
The Thomists (orchestra)
T Spirit
Varsity Christian Fellowship
Yearbook
Young Conservatives
Young Liberals
Young New Democrats

Recreation and Athletics

Designed to meet the varied interest of today's exercise-conscious student, St. Thomas University's athletics programme reflects our concerns for the needs of the individual. The programme is organized for both men and women on the varsity, intramural and sport club levels.

With an enrolment of approximately 2800 full-time students, St. Thomas is small enough to respond to you as an individual. We are committed to educating the entire person and athletic activities are an integral part of student life at the University. Federated with the University of New Brunswick, St. Thomas offers you the same athletic facilities available at larger institutions.

To students who are highly skilled in sport areas, the athletic programs offer an opportunity to participate at a level of competition suitable to their abilities. Personal commitment is requisite to successful participation in these athletic programs.

The St. Thomas men's and women’s ice hockey teams compete in Atlantic University Sport (AUS) and the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS).

Basketball (M&W), soccer (M&W), and volleyball (M&W) compete in the Atlantic Colleges Athletic Association (ACAA) and the Canadian Colleges Athletic Association (CCAA). Rugby (M&W) compete in the an organized club league.