Greek Lifehttp://www.una.edu/greeklife
UNA supports an active Greek system. It includes eight fraternities and seven sororities, and features a fraternity row and a Brand New Panhellenic residence for sororities. Through Greek life, you may experience close bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood that tie chapters together at UNA and throughout the world.

Leadership
At the University of North Alabama you experience a wide variety of leadership opportunities individually and through student organizations. Leadership UNA and the Lead Team will give you the kind of training needed to assume active leadership roles on campus. Whether you arrive with outstanding leadership ability or emerging potential there is an organization waiting to meet your needs at UNA. For more information on leadership opportunities

Student Government Senate http://www2.una.edu/sga
The SGA Senate allows students to represent their fellow students in providing services and making recommendations to the administration for the benefit of the students and university. Second, the Senate provides students with challenging opportunities for developing organizational and leadership skills.

University Program Council http://www2.una.edu/upc
Entertainment helps round out campus life. Extracurricular activities include concerts, dances, lectures, movies, comedians, and other live performances. Students not only have the opportunity to participate in these extracurricular activities, but to plan and organize future entertainment.
Student Organizations http://www.una.edu/lifeatuna/organizations/artscience.htm
On UNA’s campus there are over 100 student organizations to meet every student’s needs by providing learning opportunities for students in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service, departmental and professional interests and social organizations.

Student Code of Conduct: http://www2.una.edu/studentlife/standards/index.htm
UNA is concerned with maintaining an environment in which the rights of all members of the campus community are protected while they pursue their educational objectives. It is important that each student become aware of and abide by the Code of Conduct and other University regulations. Students are obligated at all times to assume responsibility for their actions, to respect constituted authority, to be truthful, to respect the rights of others, and to respect private and public property. It is also important that members of the University community be willing to confront violations and the infringement of another’s rights personally or by filing complaints with Public Safety, the Student Life Office, or Housing and Residence Life as provided by the Vice President for Student Affairs and University Council. The Director of Student Life and/or designees determines the policy violations as they relate to overall campus violations and the Director of Housing and Residence Life and/or designees determines the policy violations as they relate to on-campus housing violations.

Student Recreation Center http://www2.una.edu/recsports/
The new SRC offers a variety of programs and fitness opportunities and space for general recreation on a variety of courts, weight training, cardiovascular training, and aerobic dance and activities.

Student Orientation http://www2.una.edu/orientation
To enhance the beginning experience of new students, UNA offers Student Orientation, Advisement, and Registration (SOAR). SOAR has two phases for new students.