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This student club is a place for students to be part of a Catholic community on Campus and grow in their Catholic faith through social gatherings, liturgies and prayer, small groups, retreats, and other Catholic events.

This student club is a place for students to be part of an interdenominational Christian community on campus. Students grow in faith and fellowship through small groups, worship, retreats, Christian concerts, and prayer opportunities.

In response to God’s love, grace, and truth: The purpose of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Club is to build student communities and spaces to help students ask the big questions of life, get to know Jesus for themselves, and apply the Bible to issues we all face.

This student club strives to increase cooperation between people from different religious, non-religious, and spiritual backgrounds by fostering knowledge, respect, and relationships through common action such as community service, information panels, speakers, and discussions.

Benedictine Friends is a time for students and sisters to build community across campus! Benedictine Friends gives students the opportunity to gather and interact with the Sisters of St. Scholastica monastery through a variety of large group activities as well as small gatherings.

An August Adventure centered around community engagement. Community Service Orientation is an excellent opportunity to serve the local community, develop new friends, explore campus and the Duluth area, and have fun!

Campus Ministry offers alternative break experiences for students to serve alongside communities in need and explore the interconnectedness of our human family. Improve the quality of life of low income homeowners, learn about migrant concerns that individuals face when coming into the United States, or immerse yourself in culture and build relationships.

These trips allow you to experience a week of service and learning with other students from St. Scholastica. Travel to places like Louisiana, Arizona, California or Guatemala. Change your perspective through serving and make a difference.

Each fall and spring, members of St. Scholastica give back to the community through a variety of service activities.

• Like being outdoors? Spend the day maintaining trails, parks and gardens
• Make pies, pasties or serve at a food bank
• Help kids with their homework, conduct mock interviews for high school seniors or read to elementary school kids
• Serve at local social service agencies
• Meet with legislators at the state capital to advocate for the Minnesota State Grant Program

CHUM Delegates

Being a member of the CHUM delegate student group invites students to engage in the work of CHUM and educate the St. Scholastica community about poverty and injustice in our Duluth community — and what we can do about it.

Loaves and Fishes Volunteering

Volunteer with a small group to share a meal with the community at Loaves and Fishes (Catholic Worker Community). During the academic year students volunteer at Loaves and Fishes weekly on Friday evenings.

Looking for a place to volunteer? There are a lot of ways to get connected with local agencies and post-college volunteer programs who need volunteers to support their work in the community. Campus Ministry and Career Services work with students to identify local and post-college volunteering options.