Undergraduate Common Interest GroupsExplore Your Passions

The Board Game Club hosts game nights in Miller Library (after they close so you can be as loud as you want) that feature more board games than you can imagine. This club is open to all students and hosts events on Friday nights throughout the semester.

The Cornerstone Medical Students Association exists to help students majoring in medical programs find internship opportunities, refine their resumes and prepare for graduate school opportunities. Additionally, they invite CU alumni back to campus to share about their medical careers as well as to provide tips for being a successful pre-med student.

This group exists to support Cornerstone exercise science majors through academic support, networking opportunities and more!

Affiliated with Students for Life of Michigan and connected with Grand Rapids Right to Life, Students for Life serves as a pro-life advocacy organization that aims to spread awareness of the effects of abortion and to provide support for those in crisis pregnancy situations.

An intercollegiate competitive ultimate frisbee team that seeks to promote the sport by teaching skills and encouraging character growth, including sportsmanship, discipline and respect for self and others.

A group of imaginative and enthusiastic CU students who show appreciation for the library by making it an increasingly welcoming, student-focused and engaging environment.

Housed within the Bible, Religion & Ministry Division, BRMSA seeks to connect students with service opportunities while providing support to Bible and ministry students.

The CU Land Project aims to develop environmental stewards and further God’s
kingdom on campus and in the community by empowering students to embody an environmentally sustainable perspective.

737 hosts events for students to foster community on campus through music, comedy and spoken word.

CU Student Offices (CUSO) is the combination of Student Government and
Student Activities. CUSO works to plan co-curricular activities that vary from leadership conferences to ugly sweater dance parties. CUSO is the governing body of all other student organizations and works with them to make Cornerstone’s campus a thriving community.

The English Society exists to promote literary exploration on campus by publishing The Makeshift Review—CU’s literary journal—and organizing literary-themed events.

The Historical Society hosts a variety of student-led events and activities surrounding historical topics and events. This society is a great resource for students majoring or minoring in history but is open to all students.

The Multicultural Organization exists to promote biblical awareness of cultural diversity and to embrace intergroup and intercultural differences. Members seek to empower students and communities by sponsoring cultural celebration events and offering opportunities to fellowship with, serve alongside of and learn from people around the world.

This club exists for strength and fitness-minded students to join together to exercise and cheer each other on in their fitness journeys.

As a part of this creative writing club, you will be encouraged and pushed to develop your ideas and stories into organized, compelling and creative works. All majors are welcome!

This club exists to pull together like-minded students who are interested in learning and putting into practice various investment strategies. This club has been gifted with donations to practice live investments.

An organization that provides future marketers with networking opportunities and the resources they need to be successful in the field.

Enjoy the great outdoors by joining this club dedicated to exploring the beautiful hiking trails around the greater Grand Rapids area.