To provide students the opportunity to find out more information about Freemasonry and ask any question to current Freemasons. We also aim to provide a more accessible route for membership of Freemasonry should it be desired. But, it is most certainly not expected!

What is Freemasonry? Freemasonry is a non-denominational, non-discriminatory organisation comprised of all religions, ethnicities, and socioeconomic background. These principals of non-discrimination have been the cornerstone of the organisation for over 300 years.

This society for Freemasonry is also here to promote friendship, charity, and self-improvement, and to provide a rich social circle full of all types of people (some that you otherwise might not ordinarily meet). We also aim to give young people the opportunity to meet others that are part of this worldwide, historic fraternity.

Universities of: Oxford, Cambridge, Manchester, Liverpool, Chester, and Derby (to name but a few) all have associated student Masonic lodges. The Mens' lodge for Keele and Staffordshire University students is University Lodge of Staffordshire No.9907, and the Womens' lodge Keele and Staffordshire University students is Athena Lodge No.59 (so named after Athena, Olympian Goddess of knowledge, wisdom, education and justice), both of whom work alongside us to help students learn more about this historic order.

If you are interested in learning more about the organisation, feel free to contact us.

Or feel free to join us at any of our social events - often advertised on our Instagram. Anyone and everyone is welcome to join us, have a drink, and ask some questions.

Learn more about the University Scheme and Freemasonry in general in the video below: