Get involved and meet others on campus through UREC

File Photo | Aubry Healy

The intramural qudditch team practices on Nov. 3, 2016 on the IM fields.

After the first day of classes ends on Aug. 28, first-year students might wonder, "Now what?"

With just under 400 student organizations to join, hundreds of students gravitate towards intramural and club sports to fill their free time.

IM Sports offers a wide variety of individual and team sports for students to participate in. Available leagues range from soccer and flag football to bowling and table tennis.

Scott George, assistant director of competitive sports at University Recreation, said IM Sports is a great way to "set yourself up for success."

“Being involved on campus is important,” George…