The Red Cross Club at Northeastern works to uphold the principles of the American Red Cross and the Global Red Cross Network. We pursue this through fundraising for disaster relief and specific initiatives, volunteering in the Boston community, organizing blood drives, providing opportunities for CPR and first-aid trainings, and more. Join us if you want to contribute to this movement and help promote public health!

Instagram:@neu.redcross

We are a forum for the Northeastern community to discuss psychedelics and consciousness research through a myriad of perspectives such as psychology, criminal justice, religion, and art. A typical meeting includes discussion around current psychedelic news, forums around specific types of psychedelics, and harm reduction training.

Instagram: @neu_psyches

We are a community of like-minded individuals who educate, support, and create an impact in the fight against pediatric cancer. We hold a wide variety of events, ranging in involvement levels from hospital visits to card making. 

Instagram: @nupinkyswearpack

Northeastern’s student interest group for aspiring genetic counselors.

Instagram: @neu.gcsig

Sometimes taking images for research isn’t just for the sake of data–cells, structures, and anything else can have their own beauty when captured on a screen. Great shots of research (or experimental mistakes that just looked cool), are showcased through the Art of Science competition. Our contest occurs annually in the spring and provides undergraduate and graduate students conducting research a unique opportunity to showcase their work. Students can submit an image and a description that speaks to the research they are conducting. All images and descriptions are judged by a panel of experts from across the Northeastern University campus. Top images are printed and displayed, with cash prizes awarded to top entries.

Instagram: @artofsciencenu

The Ortelian Society (OS) is Northeastern University’s premier undergraduate society dedicated to Classical and heterodox thought.

The OS devotes itself to the investigation of the heterodox ideas underexplored or altogether ignored by the wider liberal arts programs.

Our aim is to cultivate genuinely independent thinkers who will grow into virtuous leaders