Tri-C recognizes the educational and social value of a well-integrated program of student activities.
Student Life offers a variety of programs and services to enhance students' overall social, cultural and educational growth by promoting learning and development outside the classroom. These programs are designed to promote maximum interaction among and between students, faculty and staff. Activities may vary each semester based on scheduling, availability and student feedback. Visit the Student Life web page to learn more.
Activities, Clubs and Organizations
Every student is welcome to participate in a variety of activities ranging from Student Government, clubs and organizations, cocurricular programming and leadership development. Opportunities include student leadership certification, etiquette training, lectures, entertainment and various educational programs. Student organizations cover a wide spectrum of interests in order to meet student needs. Visit the Student Club and Organization and Student Leadership Certificate Program web pages for more information.
Student Centers for Multicultural Engagement
The Student Centers for Multicultural Engagement support student success in an educational environment that celebrates and actively promotes multiculturalism and fosters inclusivity and equity for all Tri-C students.
The Student Centers for Multicultural Engagement endeavor to create a welcoming and supportive atmosphere and culture that fosters a sense of belonging and safety, champions equity, eliminates barriers, and creates programs that prepare individuals to understand the relationship between self, others and the community as an important component of sustained student success. Visit the Student Centers for Multicultural Engagement web page for more information.
The Pantry
The Pantry is an on-campus resource that assists students in their pursuit of success at Tri-C. The Pantry provides free access to nonperishable food, personal hygiene and cleaning products for students enrolled in at least one Tri-C course. Students can present their Stomp Card to access the Pantry once a week. Visit the Pantry web page for more details.
Student Government
Student Government provides a voice for all Tri-C students. Each campus has its own Student Government. A Collegewide governing body, the Joint Student Council, comprises the Student Government president and vice president from each campus and the Board Student Scholar. Students who demonstrate exceptional leadership ability may be recognized with special awards and stipends. Students interested in Student Government and other governance opportunities should contact the Student Life office on their campus. Visit the Student Government web page for more information.
Student Newspaper: The Voice
Tri-C's student newspaper, The Voice, publishes Collegewide information from each of the four campuses. Students interested in joining the newspaper staff or contributing articles should email Jimi Izrael.
Lockers
Students can rent lockers for a small fee through the Student Life office. A Tri-C student ID (Stomp Card) is required at the time of rental. There are a limited number of lockers available at each campus, and rentals are on a first-come, first-served basis. Please see individual campuses for locker locations. The Westshore Campus does not currently rent lockers.
Voter Registration Service
The Cuyahoga County Board of Elections has authorized Tri-C's Student Life offices to offer the opportunity for students to register to vote. The office is also able to receive change-of-address notifications for voting purposes. Visit the Board of Elections web page for online voter registration information.