Students at the Bloustein School are active in civic, educational, and recreational activities within the school and university communities. The school hosts three formal student organizations:

Graduate Student Organizations

Black Student Organization for Planning and Policy (BSOPP)
BSOPP strives to provide an environment in which cultural minority students generally and Black students specifically may become effective members of the university community, and to promote the professional growth of cultural minority students.

Rutgers Association of Policy and Planning Students (RAPPS)
RAPPS seeks to encourage and facilitate open communication among students, faculty, staff and administration, to represent and advocate for the interests of planning and policy graduate students, and to promote and enact necessary improvements, so as to enhance the overall educational experience.

Undergraduate Student Organization

Edward J. Bloustein Public Service Association (EJBPSA)
The EJBPSA undergraduate student organization is dedicated to providing a forum for students interested in public service initiatives. The organization is open to all Rutgers – New Brunswick undergraduate students from all disciplines.