(This page is being rebuilt. Our apologies for the mess!)
From its beginnings, St. Bonaventure University has promoted and
supported Student Activities. Founded in 1858, the first notices of
Student Activities appeared in 1861. A theatrical
performance of Sebastian, the Roman Martyr was done for the
community. An unbroken series of events continues to the present day.
This site is designed to provide a brief overview of the non-academic life of Bona's students, including student government, student organizations and the many clubs which formed to allow students with common interests to work and play together. A recent list of these groups demonstrates their breadth and the students' enthusiasm.
Several other sites may be of interest:
Freshman Rules What was a
"dink" and why did freshmen care?
The Symbols of St. Bonaventure
What do Seals and Wolves have in common?
St. Bonaventure songs and cheers Listen
to the Alma Mater and Unfurl the Brown and White (part of the
Football site)
The Athletics pages describe some of
the interscholastic sports long in place at SBU. Take a look at the
campus where Bona's students study and play.
This site was originally created by Debbie Holihan for
Computers and Archives in History, Fall 2003.
This page was reconstructed Spring 2007 by D. Frank.
The Theater page was added by D. Frank 5/2005.