Student Life
There are dozens of student clubs and organizations, mostly professional, such as Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA), Student Government, The English Society, Accounting Society, Criminal Justice Club, OPTS (Organization of Physical Therapy Students), OOTS (Organization of Occupational Therapy Students), the Organization of Student Nurses, Outdoors Club, Student Newspaper, Husson University Theatre, GAMERS, GBLT on RYE, Technology Club, Student Veterans Association, Running Club, Ski & Snowboard Club, Pep Band, Audio Engineering Society, and Cru. The University also owns WHSN 89.3 FM, an alternative rock station operated by the New England School of Communications.
Husson also has seven active Greek Organizations on campus. There are three sororities: Epsilon Tau Epsilon, Delta Sigma Delta and Kappa Delta Phi NAS. There are currently four fraternities: Mu Sigma Chi, Kappa Delta Phi, Alpha Phi Omega, and Phi Delta Chi. Each organization provides service to the school, students and campus as well as the greater Bangor Maine area. Husson's founder, Chesley Husson, was a brother of Kappa Delta Phi and later founded the organization Mu Sigma Chi. Husson Greek Life is organized by the Greek Governing Board.
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