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WBIM is Bridgewater State University's radio station. Our goal is to expose the university and surrounding community to a wide variety of musical genres while providing skills and experience to our all-student DJ staff. The staff at WBIM work together to create a series of regularly-scheduled programs each week, wherein each DJ is encouraged to explore new styles and add their own personality to their shows. Additionally, WBIM members have the opportunity to provide sound technician services for various BSU departments and student organizations at on-campus events.

Any BSU student interested in joining the WBIM staff should contact our Program Director at wbim@bridgew.edu.

Live stream the station at: https://bit.ly/WBIM915

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Academic Advisors in the Academic Achievement Center welcome and support students through relationship building and effective two-way communication. We connect students to resources, encourage engagement, and assist in navigating the BSU experience. We mentor students to take ownership of their education through planning, problem solving, and self-advocacy. AAC advisors build the foundation for achievement and help create life-long learners.

The AAC supported programs include the Haughey First Year Advising Program, the Freshman Grade Point Recovery Program, and the Summit Program. The AAC Academic Advisors also assist all degree-seeking students still exploring their major.

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Active Minds at Bridgewater State University is a student-run organization that promotes mental health awareness. We are determined to spread information about mental health, all while changing the negative stigma surrounding mental illness. It is a place where people can come and share their stories and realize that they are not alone in their struggles. Active Minds will host events throughout the year to raise money for a variety of organizations that support mental health awareness, mental illnesses, and support groups for mental health.

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There are an endless number of benefits for students who are involved in Active Minds. Students will become educated on different types of mental illness and how to support those who struggle with mental health through events, social media, and letters to members. There will also be volunteer opportunities for students, as well as ways to get involved in the mental health community which could lead to job opportunity.

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The African American Society is an organization open to all students and faculty of any race, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or age who want to celebrate and learn more about African American culture! The Afro-Am Society holds community through our weekly club meetings, cultural events and workshops, collaborations, and community service. Follow us on our Instagram page @AfroAm_BSU to stay up to date on our latest club meetings, events, and announcements. Meetings are held every Wednesday at 6PM.

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To be able to teach African American students about Africa, and to learn more about their roots. Our goal is to bring minority groups together on campus and feel at home here at Bridgewater State University.

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Alpha Eta Rho is a professional co-ed aviation fraternity. Our Purposes:
-To Further the Cause of Aviation in all of its Branches.
-To Instill in the Public Mind a Confidence in Aviation.
-To Promote Contacts Between the Students of Aviation and Those Engaged in the Profession.
-To Promote a Closer Affiliation Between the Students of Aviation for the Purposes of Education and Research.

Our Motto: "Collegiate Aviation Leaders of Today... Aviation Industry Leaders of Tomorrow"

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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® had its humble beginnings as the vision of twenty college students on the campus of Howard University in 1908. Since then, the sorority has flourished into a globally impactful organization of nearly 300,000 college-trained members, bound by the bonds of sisterhood and empowered by a commitment to servant-leadership that is both domestic and international in its scope.

About Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®
Founded: January 15, 1908 - Howard University, Washington D.C. Established at Bridgewater: December 8, 2018 Charter Members: Brigitte Dzissah, Christabell Baah, Skye Corbin, Brittney Francisco, Camille Holts, Antwonette Irenne, Star-Asia Kuwornoo, Geralda Morency, Chelon Myles, Adobi Ochijeh, Jaynah Owes, Tiffany Smyth and Cincere Tarkpor

Council: National Pan-Hellenic Council

Values: As Alpha Kappa Alpha has grown, it has maintained its focus in two key arenas: the lifelong personal and professional development of each of its members; and galvanizing its membership into an organization of respected power and influence, consistently at the forefront of effective advocacy and social change that results in equality and equity for all citizens of the world.

Purpose: To cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards. To promote unity and friendship among college women. To study and help alleviate problems concerning girls and women in order to improve their social stature. To maintain a progressive interest in college life. And to be of "Service to All Mankind".

For more information, please visit our national page: https://aka1908.com/

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Alpha Omega is an open space on campus for students to come and learn more about Christianity and the Bible. We have weekly Bible discussions with a wide range of topics in the Bible and how they relate to life today.
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Everyday People Imitating Christ - who came not to be served, but to serve. "Not to be ministered unto, but to minister."

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Founded: November 4, 1899 - Michigan State Normal College
Established at Bridgewater: May 3, 2014
Organization Nickname: AST
Council: Panhellenic Association
Mission: Invest in women by instilling the skills necessary to navigate life and inspire members to enrich their own lives and the lives of others.
Vision: Alpha Sigma Tau empowers women to excel in life.
Motto: "Active, Self-Reliant, Trustworthy"
Core Values: Intellect: The pursuit and cultivation of knowledge, wisdom, and culture. Excellence: Always seek to perform at the highest level; have a disdain for mediocrity; create and take advantage of opportunities to excel. Graciousness: Embody kindness, generosity of spirit, charm, tact, courtesy, and authenticity in all we do. Respect: The highest level of esteem for the worth of ourselves, sisters, Ritual, and community. Connections: Build and maintain meaningful, sincere, and lasting relationships with our Sisters, our alma mater, and our community.
Colors: Emerald Green, Gold
Symbols: Anchor
Flower: Yellow Rose
National Philanthropies: Women's Wellness Initiative National
Service Project: Dress for Success
Local Philanthropies: Massachusetts Down Syndrome Congress
Service Organizations/Projects: Relay for Life, SVAS Center Pediatric Packs
GPA Requirement: 2.5 to join and be in good standing
Chapter Night/Time: Mondays at 7:00 PM
Membership Cost (Dues): New Members: $420

Beauty of Spirit. Fulfillment of Self. Exceptional Sisterhood.

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Driven by Bridgewater State University's overarching priorities of student success, equity and opportunity, the Office of Alumni and Development, as part of the President's Division, builds capital vital to the institution's continuous impact, growth and transformation, and does so by:

CONNECTING - Building new and re-establishing relationships with alumni from all class years.

SUPPORTING - Tapping independent resources to garner support for the University's programs and people

SHARING SUCCESS - Showcasing the talent, character, and accomplishments of the 75,000-plus extended Bridgewater State alumni.

Based out of the Jones Alumni House on Summer Street, you can find the hardworking teams from Alumni Relations, Development and Advancement Services, along with scores of students, alumni and friends

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American Cancer Society On Campus is a nationwide collaboration of college students, faculty and staff dedicated to eliminating cancer by working to implement and programs and mission of the American Cancer Society. Bridgewater State University's chapter of ACS On Campus teams up with the American Cancer Society to help raise money and awareness for ACS as well as plan the annual Relay For Life Event that is held every Spring semester in the Adrian Tinsley Center.

Mission: The American Cancer Society's Mission is to "Save lives, celebrate lives, and to lead the fight for a world without cancer."

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Empower Members to become career-ready through, providing resources, building skills, and developing experiences that transform BSU students into well-developed marketing professionals by conducting marketing research activities, fundraising activities, event planning, social media management, graphic design, and promotional activities.

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The American Sign Language Club is about learning American Sign Language and the Deaf culture and spreading it through the BSU community. (No previous experience required.)

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The mission of the BSU Anime Club is to foster a welcoming and inclusive community where students can come together to appreciate, discuss, and celebrate the art of anime. We aim to create a space for creativity, collaboration, and cultural exchange through screenings, discussions, and events that inspire curiosity and promote mutual respect. Our club seeks to build connections among students from diverse backgrounds, offering a platform to explore storytelling, art, and fandom in a fun and engaging environment.

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The Anthropology Club strives to provide students with a holistic view of the world in a cultural context through discussion and fun events! The club also gives students a greater understanding of anthropology as a discipline, in addition to its sub-fields. The club is dedicated to exposing the BSU campus to the vast array of anthropological issues as they pertain to everyday life. We aim to provide the BSU community with new ways of thinking, both about the world and themselves.

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Team Demate is dedicated to spearheading a transformative journey towards a paperless future. Our mission is to empower individuals and organizations with innovative dematerialization solutions that not only enhance efficiency but also contribute to a more sustainable and connected world.

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BSU's Art Club is dedicated to keeping creativity and innovation alive on campus through community. Our goal is to bring artists of all different skill-sets on campus, whether they are an art major or not, to create to the best of their capabilities, inspire each other and work together. We plan on using this community to beautify the campus at large as well as an opportunity to create community and improve our individual artwork. Art is a powerful thing that can uplift and empower people to use their voice to share the story they want to tell. We want to use our creativity to help the BSU community and beyond with exhibitions to give everyone a chance to tell the story they want to tell.
Discord: https://discord.gg/tzx47vfB

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Invitations to events that support your academic and personal growth as you reach new heights in the Ascend program.

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The main goals of the Asian Student Union are to provide the community with opportunities to explore and celebrate different Asian cultures as well as to welcome Asian culture to the Bridgewater/BSU public. In addition to this, we work outside of the Asian community to bring other cultures and traditions to the school, with the hopes of teaching new people about Asian culture and learning about the world from others ourselves.

We are happy to accept any and all members, whether you know a lot about different Asian countries! Everyone has something special to contribute to our club. We work with numerous other clubs under the LGCIE umbrella, so expect some joint events! We enjoy expanding our network to provide faculty, staff, and students with more entertainment and knowledge about Asian cultures.

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To provide inclusive intercollegiate athletics and recreational programs that contribute to the recruitment, retention, and graduation of a diverse student body. We develop leaders, encourage community engagement, and strengthen the overall social fabric of the university.

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The Bartlett College of Science and Mathematics champions the academic and life endeavors of all students, promotes our community of teacher-scholars, and works to improve our region and world. Faculty, staff, and students collaborate to produce the finest possible educational experiences in the sciences and mathematics through innovative and effective course design and undergraduate and graduate student research. Our work is greatly enriched by collaborations extending beyond Bridgewater State University through internships, impactful community and global service, and student-focused industry partnerships. We employ diverse strategies to inspire our graduates to become confident, informed, and discerning citizens and decision-makers capable of fully understanding and eagerly investigating the world around them

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The BEAR Team engages undergraduates in observational astrophysics research by imaging objects such as exoplanets, supernovae, variable stars, and quasars, calibrating the data, and post-processing data images.

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We are a student led group committed to community service, both on and off campus. Founded to help run the on-campus Food Pantry, we have remained committed to fundraising, collecting food donations, maintaining the Food Pantry, and applying our creativity toward enhancing and expanding the Food Pantry to feed the overlooked and food insecure population of our peers. Over the years, we have also began to expand into other areas of social justice, including homelessness awareness, and also expanding our reach to outside of the BSU community. This club welcomes all interested in learning about and pursuing their passion for community service in a fun and friendly environment.

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Best Buddies is an International Organization that promotes diversity and inclusion for those with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities with friendships.

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The Biology Club strive to connect students and faculty through interesting biology related discussions and events.

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Bipartisan Disagreement is about pushing each of us to admit that because we are all fallible, there is value in learning about each other in good faith. Bipartisan Disagreement was founded in 2020 at Northeastern University out of frustration with the state of public discourse. It seemed that any conversation between politically diverse peers was liable to collapse under the weight of polarization. Today, this same issue remains. That is why Bipartisan Disagreement aims to promote respect, tolerance, and understanding in everyday discussions about the world and our roles as global citizens.

Whether it's debating American involvement in the Ukraine war or if pineapple belongs on pizza, we want to create a space where students can listen and learn from one another. With differences becoming increasingly divisive, our school could benefit by helping students communicate productively with their peers about their experiences, instead of dismissing them through the lens of a partisan narrative. These person-to-person interactions are essential to Bipartisan Disagreement, and educational institutions like ours can offer a unique opportunity to promote those relationships and to reintroduce ideals of civic virtue to our country’s future leaders. In the process, we can bridge the partisan divide and hopefully improve education, respect, and tolerance amongst the general population over time.

This is why we would really like to bring the message of Bipartisan Disagreement to BSU and beyond.

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