EXCITED TO MEET YOU
WELCOME TO THE CATHOLIC STUDENT UNION!
CSU is a community of college students in Tallahassee who live deep relationship with God and with one another. We're more than a club, and we invite you to be a part of this family! Hoping to get involved? Scroll below for five quick ways you can get involved in CSU right now!
HERE ARE 5 WAYS TO GET INVOLVED:
1. REGISTER!
Like all good friends, we want to get to know you! Fill out this registration form to join the CSU email list to stay up to date on events and information.
2. FIND OUR TABLE
Find our table at Market Wednesday every week from 11:00am - 1:00pm on Legacy!
3. COME TO
SPIRIT NIGHT
Every Tuesday night at 7:27 pm we have Spirit Night at St. Thomas More. Come join us for time to get to know the community, a talk about our faith, and some praise and worship! Check out the “This Week” page here for more details.
4. ICE CREAM SOCIAL!
Every 6pm Sunday Mass at St. Thomas More is our Student Mass– and after Mass, we love to eat ice cream! Starting August 21st, we will have an Ice Cream Social in the St. Thomas More Social Hall after the 6pm Mass.
5. SEE WHAT’S HAPPENING THIS WEEK
Looking for other events, socials or service opportunities? Check out the “This Week” page for regular updates on what we’re are up to each week. We are active even during Summer Sessions!
EXPERIENCES FROM CSU
“When I think of ‘home,’ I think of the faces at CSU. From the beginning, the staff and students welcomed me with warm smiles. Through this community, I have learned how to have right relationships, and my faith in our Lord has grown more profound than ever before.”
— Madi, Class of 2023
“Spirit Night is one of the highlights of my week. It is a great time to learn and get to know our community. I have made some of my best friends at Spirit Night..."
— Ben, Class of 2025
“Coming into college, CSU was the foundation and home I didn’t know I needed. Move in weekend I attended a service at St. Thomas More and was welcomed with open arms. I didn’t expect to want to be involved in the Catholic Church on campus, but the love I felt that day called me back.”
— Aubrey, Class of 2025
