As Pacific College/George Fox University grew, clubs were steadily added. The following lists the year these clubs were established.
1935
Trefian Literary Society – A women’s organization dedicated to developing a literary appreciation and friendships among students
Y.M.C.A – Young Men’s Christian Association, their mission was to help members develop their mental, physical, and spiritual life
Y.W.C.A – Young Women’s Christian Association, same as Y.M.C.A. but for women
Men’s Athletic Association – club sponsoring men’s athletic programs
Women’s Athletic Association – club sponsoring women’s athletic programs
L’Ami – responsible for the yearbook and “is an outgrowth of freshman inspiration and is the first yearbook ever published in the Quaker school”
Crescent – began in 1891 was originally published as a monthly magazine and wasn’t until 1914 under the editorship of Emmett Gulley underwent change
International Relations Club – organized in 1931 to discuss current world events
Gold P Club – a club for male athletes who have made a letter in any sport
Gold Q Club – a club for female athletes who made a letter in any sport
1938
P.C. Pep Club – this club’s purpose is to promote pep and enthusiasm at all student body affairs
1939
Forensics – debate club focused on developing student’s oratory skills and competing in competitions
1945
Actorators – a club combining students with passions for theater and speeches
Student Christian Union – this club’s purpose is to promote good Christian work on campus
1947
S.M.A – Student Ministerial Association, inspiring wise preachers and discuss vital preacher problems
1948
F.M.F – Foreign Missions Fellowship, hear about mission speakers and their work
Flying Club – learning the latest techniques in aviation
1952
Scribblers – a club for English majors with a passion for poetry
F.T.A – Future Teachers of America, aimed at preparing future teachers for the challenges of being educators
1957
Athenians – new this year for philosophical thinkers
Student Oregon Education Association – educational field explored through activities
1958
Delta Psi Omega – drama club
Phi Gamma Sigma – membership is limited to upper-division students who have a grade point average of 3.4 or higher
1963
Circle K – a club focused on campus and community service projects, such as helping a student from Africa raise money to go back home
Music Guild – an organization for students who have an active interest in music
1964
Campus-Relations Council – a group dedicated to voicing student opinions on campus regulations
Off-Campus Students Association – a club dedicated to off-campus students, ensuring they have the same voice and rights of those living on campus
Student Christian Union Cabinet – promotion of religious life on campus
1965
Kappa Tau Epsilon – this club’s purpose is to promote the social, cultural, and spiritual welfare of female students by hosting service projects and cultivate discussion
1967
Mission Conference – a club focused on hosting missionary events on campus
1969
Ham Radio Club – a club for students interested in radio broadcasting
Surf’s Up – surfing club
1974
Kayak Club – this club plans kayaking trips and builds their own boats
Sky Diving Club – a club dedicated to skydiving trips
1975
KFOX radio – campus radio station