Fine and performing arts groups
Sing, play an instrument, draw, act? Participants in a variety of fine and performing arts groups at BU need not be within the major to participate in these clubs and organizations.
Bloomsburg Literary Journal - Provides students with a place to publish their creative works.
Bloomsburg Players - Promotes further interest in dramatic arts and gives members the opportunity to gain experience by participating in any or all of the various aspects of theatre.
Chamber Orchestra - Exposes students and fellow members to a variety of musical chamber pieces; enriches students' musical repertoire and enhances instrumental ability through extensive chamber playing.
Chamber Singers - Encourages group singing among selected mixed voices; participates in the enjoyment of singing; and provides the members and their audiences with a repertoire of chamber music and other music for small ensemble.
Concert Choir - A mixed choir of approximately 50 members open to music majors and non-music majors alike. It provides for its members an opportunity to broaden their educational and musical interest through the presentation of various types of music.
Forensic Society - Provides real life application of the fundamentals of oral communication to the students in a competitive learning setting.
Gospel Choir - Promotes education and graduation of all of its members, provides an atmosphere of friendship and spiritual uplifting, counteracts the negative effects of any obstacle which could prevent the continued education or graduation of members, acts as a tool of student retention as well as recruit new students, and encourages positive race relations for Bloomsburg University.
Husky Singers - Gives the men of B.U. the opportunity to sing in a group for their own enjoyment and the entertainment of others.
Indoor Percussion - Provide an outlet for musical talent in the form of a competing percussion ensemble.
Jazz Ensemble - Presents programs of various types of popular music ( concerts and dances), both on and off campus.
Manga and Anime Club - Offers the opportunity to expose and educate people about the Japanese art form that is Anime.
Maroon And Gold Band (University Band) - Comprised of both concert and marching bands, provides opportunities for participation on a credit or non credit basis to all students having previous band experience. No auditions are necessary. In addition to concert performances, the bands participate in other university-affiliated events including football games and parades.
Obiter - Publishes the campus yearbook, provided to graduating seniors by Community Government Association
Program Board - Plans most of the activities on campus such as films, day trips, live music, comedians, cultural events, and much more.
Radio Broadcasting Club - A non-commercial, 600 watt radio station staffed and managed by students in the Radio Broadcasting Club that provides the greater Bloomsburg area with an eclectic mix of music, news and educational programming. The station gives students hands on radio broadcast, production and management experience.
Television Production Group - Produce television programming that helps address pertinent issues pertaining to college life, help represent under-represented populations at the university, and enter national production contests.
Toastmasters - Provides a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every member has the opportunity to develop communication and leadership skills, which in turn foster self-confidence and personal growth.
University Community Orchestra - Provides an opportunity to perform a variety of high quality orchestral music in a variety of setting.
Voice, The - The campus newspaper, published weekly. It provides students practical experience in all aspects of newspaper production - editorial, business, and online - and keeps the university community informed about events and issues that concern them.
WBUQ-FM - Student operated FM campus radio station.
Women's Choral Ensemble - Encourages the enjoyment of singing; encourages group sing among the women of the university; provides participants with a repertoire of the good choral music for women; and provides entertainment.