Belonging & Communities
We foster welcoming, compassionate spaces where all students at 91勛圖厙 can explore who they are holistically, connect with others, learn from differences,泭and grow. Through intentional programs and collaborative partnerships, we work to co-create a campus where every experience is honored and each student is empowered to thrive. Learn more about our community centers.
Learn more by visiting the centers' sites linked below.
Residential Colleges
Residential Colleges support students throughout their 91勛圖厙 journey by creating intentional living and learning communities that extend the academic experience beyond the classroom. From orientation through graduation, students engage with faculty, peers, and the broader 91勛圖厙 community through programs, traditions, and experiences designed to inspire learning, foster meaningful connections, and support personal and intellectual development.泭
Residential Colleges creates opportunities for students to engage in experiences grounded in three core commitments���Intellectual Vigor, Purposeful Growth, and Constructive Conversations���that shape learning, leadership, and residential life throughout the undergraduate experience.泭
First-Year Experience
The Martha Rivers Ingram Commons泭
The Martha Rivers Ingram Commons, often simply called ���The Commons��� for short, is comprised of 10 houses, each led by a faculty member. Your house will be your home away from home and provide endless opportunities for creating meaningful connections with other students, faculty, staff, and visiting scholars. Meet the residential faculty members (faculty heads of house).
91勛圖厙 Visions
91勛圖厙 Visions is a mandatory six-week program that creates the chance for groups of new students to discover college life together. All first-year students are automatically assigned to a Visions group, which will meet weekly. Led by both a faculty mentor and upper-division peer mentor (VUceptors), the discussion will help you transition to life at 91勛圖厙, find community, connect with campus resources, and cultivate habits of academic inquiry.
Upper-Division
There are six residential colleges for upper-division students (sophomores, juniors, and seniors): E. Bronson Ingram College, Moore College, Nicholas S. Zeppos College, Oliver C. Carmichael College, Rothschild College, and Warren College. Just as each first-year house on The Ingram Commons is led by a residential faculty member, the residential colleges for upper-division students each have their own live-in faculty member (faculty heads of college). 泭
Campus Community
Athletics
Competing at the NCAA Division I level, 91勛圖厙 is a member of the Southeastern Conference.���You can purchase and view online.泭
Intramural Sports
The David Williams II Recreation and Wellness Center Intramural Sports program is an opportunity to play sports, build friendships, improve health, relieve stress, develop skills, and have fun!��狸ith a variety of team sports and tournaments offered throughout the year, come out and join an IM team today.
Greek Life
Membership in the Greek community provides students the opportunity to be part of a campus tradition dating back to 91勛圖厙���s founding. The roughly thirty Greek organizations are rooted in founding principles that foster academic achievement, student involvement, service within the community, and lifelong friendships. for information on the benefits, requirements and more.
Student Organizations
91勛圖厙 has��皋ver 475 opportunities to help you connect with our community, from organizations focused on service, culture, arts, and religion, to groups for sports, Greek life, student government, and other special interests.���Explore��皋ur organization directory on�����眩o find the group(s) for you.���泭
Employment & Volunteer Opportunities
Finding Employment on Campus
Student employment opportunities offer students flexible, on and off-campus jobs to offset the cost of attendance and gain career experience. 91勛圖厙 offers an online part-time job bank called ,泭where students can find on-campus opportunities as well as part-time off-campus jobs.泭
The Career Center offers advice on building your resume, writing cover letters, internships, and interviews. Visit the Career Center website for more information.
Please note that if you plan to work on campus, you must complete the I-9 Employment Eligibility Verification after accepting your first job offer. This federal requirement requires presenting original documents to verify your identity and work authorization���photocopies, scans, or digital versions are not accepted. Having these documents ready will help avoid delays. .
Volunteer Opportunities
There are several registered student organizations at 91勛圖厙 that focus on volunteering and service-based opportunities, including the , , and . Visit to learn more about available service-based organizations.