Deactivate and Reactivate Groups

You can now deactivate or reactivate a group entirely. Once deactivated, all events, members, emails, files, surveys, etc. will be archived and made unavailable for administrators or student officers. This is a very useful feature when a group becomes inactive one year and asks to be reactivated the following year.

For more information, please do not hesitate to contact us at any time.

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March 10, 2017

Year-End Reports: Help Your Students Learn About Groups Before Registering

March 10, 2017

Help your students learn more about groups before registering

Membership fees can add up. Consequently, it is important for new students to know how each club is doing when they make the decision to join a club or not. We wanted to create a way for new students to see details about a group's activity before registering.

Year End Reports are now available for all groups.

March 10, 2017

June 24, 2015

The Wharton School Partners with CampusGroups to Implement an Innovative Clubs Rating System

June 24, 2015

Feature Overview: Rate Your Clubs

he Wharton School provides a campus experience that is rich with opportunities for student involvement and leadership, provided by a large infrastructure of over 100 clubs and organizations and about 25 conferences.

With so many different options to get involved as a club leader or member, the majority of Wharton students join a lot of groups, on average about nine clubs.

June 24, 2015

April 26, 2022

That's a Wrap! CampusGroups Rendez-Vous '22 Conference Was a Hit!

On Friday, April 8th, the CG team was beyond thrilled to host our 2nd annual virtual conference with our wonderful campus partners!

We were delighted to gather together and connect with so many creative and innovative campus leaders at CampusGroups Rendez-Vous ‘22! It was such a pleasure to see and hear from the incredible members of the CG community! 💙

Over 400 attendees from 12 countries and 141 campuses around the globe joined us for an exciting day of discussions, inspiration, discovery and new connections!

11 presenters from 8 institutions shared creative ways they have been adapting and innovating to keep their students connected and engaged.

November 2, 2021

How To Increase Connectivity with a Multi-Hub Campus Portal: Johns Hopkins University Campus Spotlight

In July 2020, Johns Hopkins University (JHU) America's first research university launched CampusGroups at its Homewood and Peabody campuses. Homewood is the university’s main campus and home to two major undergraduate schools.

A year after, it rolled out the community platform university wide. Spread over nine campuses and three continents, JHU has over 30,000 students, including over 20,000 graduate students.

Due to the university’s structure, JHU implemented the CampusGroups Portal feature (“Hopkins Groups”) with multiple Community Hubs. One for each campus.

This has enabled each campus to have a custom landing page and menu, creating a personalized experience for students and administrators.

According to Calvin Smith, JHU’s Director of Student Leadership and Involvement, this rollout increased connectivity across JHU campuses. The biggest windfalls reportedly are:

Increased student engagement.
A better user experience.
More granular involvement stats.

October 12, 2021

How to Increase Adoption of Your Campus Mobile App?

Mobile apps increasingly drive how students gather information, learn, work, and socialize. It is therefore critical for colleges to have a dedicated campus app as an engagement tool.

The aim is to have a mobile app that is the go-to resource for students. Having a well-designed app is only half the battle. It is also important to implement a mobile app adoption and engagement strategy, targeting new and existing students.

As the providers of a campus community platform, serving 70% of the top universities in the United States, we have put together some tips for increasing campus app adoption.