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Clubs & Organizations

Student life at Hun is vibrant and full of opportunity.

In a typical year, students can choose from more than sixty student clubs and organizations spanning service, academic teams, affinity groups, the arts, entrepreneurship, and everything in between. Whether you’re eager to explore a creative interest, compete alongside your classmates, or find your people, there’s a place for you here. 

Hun’s clubs and organizations offer more than extracurricular activities, they build community. They’re where friendships form, new interests take root, and leadership skills strengthen. At Hun, getting involved isn’t just encouraged; it’s part of how students shape their own experience.

US Student Speaking

Student Government

Student Government serves as the primary voice of Hun students in shaping School policies and community life. Each Advisory elects a representative, and five senators per grade work alongside a cabinet, President, and Vice President to ensure every perspective is heard.

In recent years, Student Government has played a meaningful role in campus-wide initiatives, from restructuring the dress code to introducing Homework Holiday weekends and advocating for thoughtful balance in student workload. 

Beyond policy work, Student Government leaders help plan and support many of the traditions that create excitement on campus, including Raider House competitions during spirit week and major social events throughout the year.

The Middle School Student Government mirrors this structure, empowering younger students to develop leadership skills while planning and hosting community events.

MS Students on Service Learning Trip in the Dominican Republic

Service Learning

Service Learning aims to get our students involved in the world outside Hun's borders, and arranges activities for students in all grade levels. Whether it's a reading activity with children at a local elementary school or organizing a basketball clinic, Hun students benefit from the relationships we've built with nearby organizations.

Hun students are also required to perform service hours with the Community Service Club or on their own, outside of the school-sponsored activities.

US Students at Club Fair

Clubs

At The Hun School, we believe a meaningful educational experience includes both academic challenges and vibrant extracurricular involvement. That’s why our daily schedule is intentionally designed to include time for clubs and activities. Whether you’re interested in joining the staff of our student newspaper, The Mall, or sharpening your strategy in Earth Science Club, you’ll find new opportunities waiting for you. And if you don’t, we encourage you to start your own. 

Some clubs — like Model UN, Science Olympiad, and Math Competition Club — are Academic Teams that compete in local and national competitions. Others — like Wall Ball, and Digital Arts and Animation Club — are specific to Hun and focus on a shared social interest.

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