At High Point University, there are many clubs and extracurricular activities that students can choose from. Some are directly geared toward advancing in your major, others offer a fun hobby to help unwind from college life, and the rest exist as a way to bring the student body together to make connections.

With a new academic year at High Point University there also comes new rules. In September, the Student Government Association implemented a rule regarding apparel across all clubs.

This past March, members of the Fashion Forward club at High Point University embarked on an adventure of a lifetime. They explored various fashion outlets, made connections and even new friends along the way. From the lights twinkling in the city that never sleeps to the street fashion, it is to no surprise that the annual New York City trip is highly anticipated.

From the glistening fabrics to the captivating sounds of music was heard coming from the beloved Seacrest Gallery, located at Hayworth Fine Art Center. This is the second Sustainable Fashion Show from the Thrift Point Club. The major goal of this show was being able to show the HPU community how you can still be in style, no matter what you are wearing. The show began with attendees lined out the door, anticipating the excitement for the doors to open. Once seated, each

Fashion has always been a versatile, everchanging forum for a person to express themselves. When this is applied to college students, there is a good mix of students who care about the way they dress, while some others call it a day with their pjs. This is what Style on Point saw occur on campus and wanted to give everyone an equal opportunity towards embracing their inner fashion icon through photoshoots, models and even a magazine. ​ The founder, Olivia Cirocco, wanted to

High Point University’s College Republicans Chapter held a 2024 Republican Primary Candidate Forum on Tuesday, Jan. 30. Candidates from all over the state attended to speak about some of the top political issues in North Carolina and the U.S. Those running for Governor, Lieutenant Governor and House District 62 attended. HPU students interested in politics were given the opportunity to meet and connect with the candidates. The event was open to all students as well as the pub

High Point University has a plethora of clubs and organizations on campus. HPU has nearly 100 different chartered clubs and organizations, giving students diverse opportunities to get involved.