Student Activities
Students are active in a variety of clubs and organizations, from the Students for the Relief of the Oppressed to City League Basketball, and everywhere in between. Several dances occur throughout the year. With the exception of a scholarship fund raising event and the Annual Reformation Banquet, students create their own events and activities.

Intercollegiate Athletics
Sorry, semi-professional sports fans. Don't have any. Never will. But just because we don't want to confuse NSA with the NCAA or the NBA doesn't mean we're Gnostics. After all, as someone once said, bodily exercise does profit a bit. So the College encourages students to exercise their bodies as well as their little gray cells. Students have organized various exercise regimens, intramural sporting events, and club activities (such as St. Andy's Rugby Football Club, pumpkin rugby, volleyball, softball, and basketball--to name a few) that get them out of their chairs, away from their books, and on the road toward a healthier, happier, albeit sweatier future.

Outdoor Recreation
The College is also located within short driving distance from some of God's most beautiful creations and the nation's finest alpine winter sports (skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling), bait and fly fishing (trout, steelhead, salmon, kokanee, bass), hiking and camping, and water sports (boating, whitewater rafting, water skiing, jet boating). Here's just a small sampling of North Idaho's many outdoor attractions:

Alpine Skiing
Schweitzer Mountain
Silver Mountain
Brundage Mountain
Lookout Pass
Blue Mountains (OR)
Mount Spokane (WA)

Water Sports
Snake River
Clearwater River
Middle Fork of the Salmon River
Selway River
Lochsa River
Grand Ronde River (OR)

Fishing and Boating
Clearwater River
Snake River
St. Joe's River
Kelly Creek
Dworshak Reservoir
Lake Coeur d'Alene

Hiking and Camping
Moscow Mountain
Frank Church - River of No Return Wilderness
Sawtooth Wilderness
Gospel Hump Wilderness
Hell's Canyon
Nez Perce National Forest and Historic Trail
Idaho Centennial Trail
Craters of the Moon National Monument