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AAAA - Furries at UCLA Furries at UCLA, or the Anthropomorphic Animal Appreciation Association, aims to bridge the larger furry community as a whole (fans of anthropomorphic animals) to the UCLA campus. Through education on topics related to, and community building centered around, the furry fandom, we aim to destigmatize the pop-culture reputation of furries.
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Real. Strong. Women.
Alpha Omega Tampon Alpha Omega Tampon (AOT) is a "sorority" (satire) group for anyone who identifies as a woman or as part of the LGBTQ+ community. We are committed to fostering a welcoming social space for our members to meet and befriend like-minded peers.
Alpha Phi Sorority Alpha Phi International Fraternity is a membership organization dedicated to promoting sisterhood, cultivating leadership, encouraging intellectual curiosity and advocating service. Alpha Phi develops character for a lifetime.
Amplified at UCLA Amplified at UCLA was founded to cultivate a tight knit circle that explores our greatest curiosities and interests in a thoughtful, inspiring, and creative setting. We encourage both open dialogue and reflection whether this be in the form of a philosophical debate, poetry, songwriting, roundtable, creative writing, visual art, music, dance, and more! The possibilities are endless. In this space, all voices are heard and amplified as we seek to bring together deep thinkers, vibrant communicators, creatives, performers, and eloquent speakers. Our events include hangouts at the Hitchen, outings in Westwood, recreational retreats, and much more over the weekend! Whether you are a seasoned philosopher, a curious thinker, or simply someone who enjoys a casual chat over a cup of coffee or tea, you will find a strong sense of community with us. We invite undergraduates of any major or interest to join us!
Archaeology Club The Archaeology Club will be a dedicated community for undergraduate students passionate about pursuing archaeology at the graduate and professional level. The organization will offer a variety of activities designed to enhance students’ academic and professional development. Weekly general meetings and social events will provide opportunities to announce upcoming events. Additionally, we will provide resources to assist students in exploring summer field schools, laboratory work, and internships. Scheduled lectures and meetings with professors and researchers will offer valuable insights into the field. Moreover, field trips to archaeological sites and museums will provide hands-on learning experiences.
Association of Chinese Americans The Association of Chinese Americans is one of the largest social and cultural organizations on campus representing over 900 members. Our student group is involved in cultural, social, community, and political projects which benefit its members, campus, and community. Our programs are primarily geared toward the unique bi-cultural identity of Asian Americans striving to understand their heritage, history, and experiences. The goal of the Association of Chinese Americans is to educate and raise awareness about Asian American bi-culturality. We'd love to answer any questions you have! acabruins@gmail.com INSTAGRAM: @acabruins https://instagram.com/acabruins?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
AweChords A Cappella AweChords A Cappella is a co-ed group at UCLA that strives to share their passion for music with the greater Los Angeles community. AweChords was founded in 2006 as a musical component in UCLA’s annual Vietnamese Culture Night. In 2010, they began to diversify their sound and regrouped to form AweChords A Cappella. Their repertoire ranges from pop to rock to show tunes, and they are constantly working on new pieces to share with their audiences.
AWM at UCLA The Association for Women in Math (AWM) at UCLA is a student chapter of the national AWM organization. The student chapter aims to foster a supportive and welcoming environment for undergraduate women and gender minorities studying in the field of mathematics. We host socials, mentorship pairings, study nights, career panels, and more!
Believers' Loveworld (BLW) Campus Ministries Believers' Loveworld Campus Ministries at UCLA, also known as Grace City, is a vibrant community of students committed to deepening their faith, growing in their relationship with God, and living out their purpose on campus. We are part of the global Believers' Loveworld ministry, also called Christ Embassy, and our mission is to spread the love and message of Jesus Christ to everyone on campus. Our fellowship meets weekly for uplifting Bible studies, powerful prayer sessions, and heartfelt worship, creating an atmosphere where students can encounter God's presence and grow spiritually. Beyond our regular meetings, we believe in living out our faith through action—hosting fun and engaging outings, impactful outreach programs, and community service initiatives that make a difference both on and off campus. At Grace City, we celebrate diversity and welcome all students, regardless of their spiritual background or experience. Whether you're new to faith, searching for meaning, or looking for a supportive Christian community to grow in, you will find a place here. Our focus is on creating meaningful connections, fostering spiritual growth, and helping students discover God's plan for their lives. Through our campus outreaches, we aim to share the love of Christ with the UCLA community in practical ways, from volunteering and acts of kindness to hosting events that inspire and encourage. Our fun outings also provide a chance for students to relax, have fun, and build lasting friendships, making Grace City a family away from home. No matter where you are in your faith journey, you're invited to join us as we pursue a deeper relationship with God, serve others, and live out the joy and purpose He has given us. Grace City is a place to grow, belong, and be transformed by the power of the Holy Spirit!
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity This Chapter is formed for the purpose of the promotion of the intellectual, moral and social welfare of its members. It recognizes the obligation of mutual assistance in the honorable labors and aspirations of life, the devotion to the cultivation of the intellect, the necessity of complete confidence in ones fellow comrades and the importance of developing ones social character to prosper in a cultural society. Such purpose is an extension of Beta Theta Pi (hereinafter called General Fraternity), which is similar in addition to such purpose.
Black Graduate Students Association The primary purpose of the BGSA shall be to promote a social, informative, and professional network for Black graduate and professional students in order to ensure their retention and continued academic success at UCLA. In addition, the BGSA serves to make the UCLA community aware of and responsive to the needs and concerns of Black graduate and professional students and advocates for persons of the African Diaspora within the University and the surrounding area.
BRASA at UCLA The Brazilian Student Association (BRASA) is a comprehensive club that embodies academic and professional spheres as well as cultural and social domains. Our main goal is to provide an environment for the Brazilian community to interact, share experiences and bond. Still, we are also always engaging with other students interested in Brazil and its culture, constantly partnering with other cultural or business associations to expand the scope of our club. Our club, BRASA at UCLA, is actually one of the many local chapters of the BRASA international organization, a group of Brazilian students that today counts with more than 7,000 registered members over 90 universities in 50 different cities around the world. Through the North America branch, the international BRASA organizes two academic and professional conferences every year--one in São Paulo, and another one in a selected university in the US. At UCLA, we currently have more than 55 active members. Our activities mainly focus on get-togethers, social events, culinary parties, networking nights, and workshops.
BridgeUSA at UCLA BridgeUSA at UCLA is the UCLA chapter of BridgeUSA. BridgeUSA is a youth-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that creates spaces on high school and college campuses for open discussion between students about political issues. Political division is one of our biggest challenges in the United States. Today’s youth are being taught that tribalism is better than unity and that having conversations across our differences is impossible. Spoiler Alert: This isn’t true! We began in 2016 at the universities of Notre Dame, CU-Boulder, and UC Berkeley in response to growing polarization on campus. Our work emphasizes the importance of empathy and understanding, ideological diversity and solution-oriented politics. By engaging America’s youth in constructive discussions, we are equipping the next generation of leaders with the skills necessary for navigating conflict, finding solutions across differences and building bridges in their communities.
Bruin Builder Society Bruin Builder Society is a vibrant and welcoming recreational organization dedicated to forming long-lasting bonds and unleashing creativity through LEGO. We are an inclusive community of passionate builders who come together to celebrate creativity, craftsmanship, and camaraderie. We want peers to be able to explore the endless possibilities of LEGO as they design, construct, and rebuild to your heart’s content. Students can connect with like-minded enthusiasts who share their love for LEGO. At Bruin Builder Society, we strive to create a community of individuals who can release their stress through a creative outlet. Our organization will hold weekly social meetings in which we build LEGOs and bond as a community. We will have various events such as Build Nights, Themed Builds, and Lego Showcases.
Bruin Creators Bruin Creators is the premier content creator-focused organization at the University of California, Los Angeles. Bruin Creators’ core mission is to cultivate a community of creative students who collaborate through networking, workshops, and guest speakers. No matter what size a content creator’s platform is, we hope to provide the resources to grow their page. We aim to help all students develop their online presence on any platform, from YouTube to TikTok. We are dedicated to creating a positive learning environment for everyone, and for everyone to B-You.
Bruin Duelists' Association The Bruin Duelists' Association, or BDA, is dedicated to fans, players, and collectors of the Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game. BDA hosts meetings to discuss the card game and trade cards as well as tournaments where players can compete for prizing.
Bruin Harmony Bruin Harmony is the only all-male a cappella group at UCLA. We sing all types of music, from the classics, to pop, rap, and jazz (and yes, even you, yule-tide christmas jingles). More importantly, Bruin Harmony takes pride in being a talented, fun-loving group of musicians who genuinely enjoy performing, and who work hard to make a cappella an entertaining, sought after endeavor at UCLA.
Bruin Historical Association The Bruin Historical Association is a student organization that exists to form a broad coalition of UCLA students dedicated to promoting common historical interest, combating the spread of historical misinformation, and providing a platform for underrepresented fields of historical study. We seek to accomplish this by simultaneously providing a space for students to interact through organization events as well as providing the resources students may need in order to succeed, such as with academic and or career opportunities, finding access to relevant materials, or simply getting the support needed to start a new project.
Bruin Linguists Society The Bruin Linguists Society (BLing) is the UCLA Linguistics’ undergraduate student association. We host events every quarter that are geared towards undergraduate students’ success in career, academics, and the linguistics community. The Bruin Linguists Society (BLing) is an academic and social student organization at UCLA that serves the undergraduates in the Linguistics Department. BLing hosts study events, career events, and social events throughout the year, and also organizes the Southern California Undergraduate Linguistics Conference every Spring. BLing's purposes as an organization include: To promote the field of linguistics by increasing awareness and encouraging the education of linguistics topics both on and off campus; to encourage undergraduate involvement in academia; to unite the students of the Linguistics Department with each other and with students from other departments; to improve communication between students and faculty; to make students aware of the opportunities present for people interested in the field.
Bruin Moto Club Bruin Moto Club at UCLA is a student led organization dedicated to fostering a safe and supportive community for motorcycle enthusiasts. Our mission is to guide new and experienced riders in developing responsible riding habits through safety workshops, licensing guides, and beginner resources. We host weekly rides to support local businesses, organize track days, and collaborate with other groups for meetups and special events. Whether you're just starting or an experienced rider looking for a community, Bruin Moto Club is here to help you ride smart, stay safe, and have fun!
Bruin Neurodiversity Collective The Bruin Neurodiversity Collective works directly alongside the Neurodiversity Empowerment Team at UCLA to promote the advancement, understanding, and community development of UCLA’s neurodivergent population. It facilitates student involvement and social community building within UCLA’s neurodivergent community, and to promote service activities within said community. It also acts as a medium for the members' social, cultural and political objectives within the context of neurodiversity.
Bruin Public Speaking @ UCLA Bruin Public Speaking @ UCLA is a supportive community dedicated to helping students develop oral communication skills through regular practice and constructive feedback. Members will be guided through a public speaking curriculum and have ample opportunities to practice prepared and impromptu speeches at meetings and speech competitions.
Bruin Republicans at UCLA As the premiere right wing political organization on campus, the Bruin Republicans pride themselves on offering conservative students an outlet for their opinions and a niche for their values. Like many College Republican organizations, we attempt to stimulate the campus dynamic with thoughtful debate.
Bruin Visual Arts Club The Bruin Visual Arts Club is the largest student organization for artists of all skill levels at UCLA. We aim to provide resources for artists in the form of accessible supplies, educational workshops, and community service opportunities. We are creating a community for students with an interest in the visual arts by hosting activities that work with a variety of mediums, which includes traditional forms such as painting and pencil to other forms such as digitally-produced art and photography.
Campus Adventist Network Campus Adventist Network is a student organization that aims to provide a community for Seventh Day Adventists at UCLA to discuss their faith and fellowship together while developing their relationships with Jesus Christ.
cannaclub ucla Cannaclub at UCLA seeks to ignite student engagement in the cannabis space to create a community centered around interdisciplinary research, social innovation, and entrepreneurship. Cannaclub at UCLA will foster discussions around the emerging cannabis industry through the coordination of awareness campaigns, information sessions, networking opportunities, events, and service. We will work diligently to educate and support our network of students by equipping them with the multi-disciplinary tools to navigate the cannabis landscape. We hope to cultivate a student community that is knowledge-oriented, socially responsible, and innovative.
CCCP Transfer Scholars Society The CCCP Transfer Scholars Society is an emerging student club at UCLA for transfer students. As we build this club, we aim to create a supportive space for sharing experiences and forging friendships. Join us as we organize social events and collaborations, helping each other navigate this new chapter and strengthen our transfer student community together!
Chess Club at UCLA The Chess Club provides a casual and competitive forum for chess players of all experience levels. We meet Thursdays and Fridays at the Wooden Center Games Lounge from 4-6pm throughout the academic year. Free lessons are provided for anyone who wants to learn how to play chess. We regularly attend and host both intercollegiate and USCF tournaments throughout the year.
Chi Epsilon Pi (XEP) Graduate student organization for the Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Department.
China Care Bruins Through mentorship, community outreach, and fundraising, China Care Bruins aims to foster lasting relationships among Chinese-American and other transracial/transcultural international and domestic adopted mentees and their families with UCLA student mentors, among our student volunteers, and between our members and the community!
Club Sampling Club The Club Sampling Club offers members the opportunity to “sample” clubs by attending collaborative introductory events throughout the year. This allows students to experience the vast amount of diverse clubs at UCLA without the commitment that is typically required of them. Members can broaden their skill set, network with other students, and enhance their overall Bruin experience.
Coffee Club at UCLA The Coffee Club at UCLA is an organization founded with the intention of bringing students together through a shared love for coffee. Founded in 2024, the Coffee Club wants to provide a community for caffeine-dependent and sleep-deprived UCLA students. Events during the year include coffee tastings/samplings, personal beverage showcasing, socials in collaboration with other clubs, and much more! This club does not exclude non-coffee drinkers. All UCLA students are welcome and encouraged to attend our meetings.
Community Health Sciences Student Association (CHSSA) The Community Health Sciences Student Association (CHSSA) is a student-run organization, whose mission is to cultivate community and connectedness among students in the Fielding School of Public Health Department of Community Health Sciences by offering events that support personal, academic, and professional growth.
Con Brio String Orchestra Con Brio String Orchestra's (CBSO) mission is to create a more inclusive and accessible opportunity for non-music major students to play string orchestra repertoire at a high school level, focusing on but not limited to classical music. The organization is open to all students on campus, including undergraduate and graduate students, music majors and non-music majors. CBSO also aims to connect students to a social strings community and to give student composers an opportunity to workshop and showcase their original compositions.
Confections for a Cause Confections for a Cause is a social baking club where students interested in baking can come together. We also harness our efforts to host fundraisers for charity. Our club is open to students of all skill levels and is flexible in terms of time commitment. Hope to see you soon!
Coptic Orthodox Christian Club The Coptic Church is about 2,000 years old - it is enriched with knowledge and tradition taken all the way from St. Mark, an apostle of the Lord Jesus Christ. St. Mark ended up being a martyr for our church, as so have been most of our preachers and believers, but he did spread the faith to us and we are here to learn more about it as well as spread that knowledge to all others! The purpose of our club is to reach out to all students, no matter what religion or ethnicity at UCLA. We exist so that we may provide a means by which the Orthodox community can grow spiritually. Our goal is to make sure that we all grow stronger in knowledge, faith, unity, and love. We do so by providing fun activities, spiritual meetings, prayer meetings, Bible studies, community service, etc. It is not just limited to Copts, but to everyone who is seeking God and would like to find Him; we welcome questions and curiosity! Please ask and contact us if you would like to learn more!
CosLA The CosLA Club is a cosplay club that encourages self-expression and popularizes the art of cosplaying. Our club encourages creative design, social discussion, and artistic expression.
Cubing Club at UCLA Although Rubik's Cubes are often seen as difficult to solve or simply annoying, solving them can be both enjoyable and engaging. We will meet in order to teach new members how to solve cubes, improve our times, and discuss ways to raise awareness of this fun hobby. We hope that we will eventually be able to travel to, and perhaps host, cubing competitions. If you have ever had any interest in solving cubes or simply want to meet some cool people, please don't hesitate to stop by! MEETINGS FOR FALL 2024: Fridays @ 6PM: AU 2408
Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity For more than a century, Delta Sigma Phi has helped young men become better leaders and better citizens. Brotherhood is a lifetime commitment to living our core values: Culture, Harmony, and Friendship. Our intention is not merely to develop a strong fraternity, but in addition, to challenge our members to make a difference in their communities and their world.
Dialogue Society Guided by the belief that there is always a better version of oneself, Dialogue Society aims to enrich the lives of communities. Our purpose is to educate ourselves and the community through meaningful dialogues on healthy, purposeful and mindful living—free from promoting political affiliations or religious beliefs—to discover what inspires us towards personal development. We move forward by the motto of “Dialogue. Discover. Develop.”
Disney Club at UCLA The Disney Club at UCLA is a student-run organization created to celebrate the cultural and creative impact of the Walt Disney Company through its media and merchandise offerings and theme park experiences. Through educational entertainment, including bi-weekly open discussions and monthly special events, as well as community service outreach, the Disney Club strives to create a community in which students and faculty can be elevated through the magic of Disney. The purpose of Disney Club at UCLA is to bring Disney Magic to our Bruin peers through educational meetings and special events in order to support charity organizations and foster a sense of fun and community on campus.
ECEGAPS at UCLA Electrical and Computer Engineering Graduate and PostDoc Society (ECEGAPS) at UCLA is an organization for MS, PhD students and PostDocs at the ECE Department at UCLA. We organize a variety of professional and social events.
Egyptian Student Association Our goal is to promote the Egyptian culture, to help Egyptian students integrate better into the diverse UCLA community by creating an atmosphere of friendship and support in a non-political/non-religious setting, thereby forming a closely knit Egyptian community on campus.
Enigma West Marches Enigma West Marches is a club dedicated to role-playing games, or RPGs. We regularly host one-shot sessions to try out different TTRPG systems, and occasionally play LARPs. In addition, we are focused on a yearlong, collaborative, club-wide campaign, set in the classic TTRPG system Dungeons and Dragons. Each year, we explore a new world through campaigns that are open to as many DMs and players as are interested. We also provide opportunities for DMs and players to find each other to start up their own campaigns. Overall, we are committed to exploring the storytelling, drama, and sheer fun of RPGs in any form that interests you! We're open to all community members, and everything is public and free of charge!
Enigma: The Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Gaming Club at UCLA The folks in Enigma run the gamut from undergrads to graduate students and alumni, from South Campus to North Campus. If you're interested in Science Fiction, Fantasy, (through books, art, or film) or if you're interested in Gaming (video games, card games, board games) - even just a tad, you'll find a home with us. Come join us and hang out, and see one of the best kept secrets on campus in action! All Enigma meetings are open to the public and are free of charge. Students, staff, faculty, and local community members are welcome. Our general meetings consist of announcements that cover general news of interest and the night's official activity that we advertise on our Instagram and Discord server. ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES Our members run events off campus such as movie screenings, field trips, live action RPGs, tabletop RPGs, and parties with plenty of great conversation and gaming! Also check out our website! http://www.enigmaatucla.com our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ucla_enigma and our Discord server: https://discord.gg/znSnY93M23
Environmental Health Sciences Student Association The Environmental Health Sciences Student Association (EHSSA) is a student group that serves incoming and returning MPH, MS, and PhD students in the Environmental Health Sciences Department at UCLA FSPH. We facilitate social, academic, and career oriented events and communication between students, faculty, and the greater FSPH and UCLA community.
Environmental Student Network Established in 2010, ESN is dedicated to providing networking opportunities for environmental majors and anyone who wants to be involved in the environmental field. We hold volunteer events, socials, and hikes in an effort to provide students opportunities to become further involved. All majors are welcome; all that's necessary is a passion for the environment and a desire to help!
Epidemiology Student Association The Epidemiology Student Association is a student group aimed at connecting new and current students in the Department of Epidemiology MPH, MS, and PhD programs at UCLA. We are a resource for social and academic support, and work to fulfill public health students' professional and career development needs through mentorship and networking.
EPSS Family Mentorship Program (E.F.M.P) The idea behind the EPSS Family Mentorship Program (EFMP) is to build a platform where students, from various stages of their undergraduate and graduate studies, can connect, share, and learn from each other on aspects such as, but not limited to, personal well-being, academic success, and professional development to work towards a socially cohesive and inclusive department. To make this possible, EFMP will work with (and complement) other student organizations such as EPSSSO, GeoLatinas, SGE, and SGEG.
Fighting Game Community at UCLA A community dedicated to sharing and cultivating interest in the video game genre of fighting games. Meetups, tournaments, and socials are held every week. We play a vast variety of fighting games, ranging from Street Fighter, Guilty Gear, Tekken, Mortal Kombat, and more!
Fresh Productions Art at UCLA Fresh Productions Art ("Fresh Produce") is an official UCLA student group that promotes animation-focused art as well as traditional and digital illustration. We “freshly produce” art every meeting through weekly challenges and on-the-spot drawings. Its purpose is to encourage artists of all levels and offer instruction in various mediums, introducing them to the professional capacities of commercial art. Fresh Produce provides a supportive environment that allows artists to thrive and connect with people of similar interests.
Friendship Circle at UCLA At the heart of all of the Friendship Circle’s programming is the belief that each and every individual can be a productive member of the community and benefit from the social support offered by one’s peers. Friendship, acceptance and a chance to participate in socially accepted bonding opportunities are critical to achieving this type of inclusive society. The Friendship Circle aims to provide children and teenagers with of all abilities and their families with many of the social and recreational opportunities that are currently available to the general community. These experiences are essential building blocks for an individual to acquire confidence and self-esteem and to ultimately lead a productive adult life. We envision a world in which people with of all abilities and their families experience acceptance, inclusion and friendship as contributing members of society
Gamers without Labels @ UCLA Gamers without Labels at UCLA is a student-run organization focused on fostering and focusing on a safe space for students who are passionate about gaming and identify as a marginalized gender. This club recognizes the need for an inclusive environment that highlights and amplifies the voices of these students. This club provides opportunities for professional development and social bonding events to appeal to both the casual and competitive gamers.
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority Our Mission: Women! To foster a nurturing environment that provides women the opportunity to achieve their potential through life-long commitment to intellectual growth, individual worth and service to humanity.
Genshin Impact at UCLA Genshin Impact is an ARPG with a gacha system. The club here at UCLA is a sub-group of BruinGG. We have some social events as well as some events on the hill, but our main method of communication is through Discord. We discuss topics not only limited to the game but expands upon other games and other academic and non-academic activities.
Global Student Network GSN aims to connect international and multicultural students in order to promote success and increase their levels of comfort in a new society. We will work to bridge the gap between the U.S. system and the international system. We will promote the exchange and encouragement of cultural and intellectual diversity. We will motivate and equip members with the necessary skills to become effective and productive citizens of an increasingly diverse and globalized society.
Graduate Biochemistry Student Association (gBSA) A graduate organization focused on fostering a supportive community within the Chemistry and Biochemistry Department through social events, volunteering, and career development.
Hill Cats at UCLA We are a group of students that look after and feed the cats that live on the Hill - Tux, Callie, & Pumpkin.
Himalayan Student Association @ UCLA The purpose of “Himalayan Student Association @ UCLA” is To: - Explore, preserve, and celebrate Himalayan culture through discussions, language exchange, field trips, cooking, and more. - Build community among Nepali, Tibetan, Bhutanese, Indian, Pakistani, and any UCLA students earnest in exploring Himalayan culture. - Create leadership opportunities for members through event planning and outreach. - Spread information of Himalayan diversity and social issues such as Tibetan autonomy. - Connect members to resources and opportunities to promote their academic and social well being.
Hui O 'Imiloa (Hawaii Club at UCLA) Hui O 'Imiloa seeks to share the "local experience" with the greater UCLA community. From hula and Hawaiian language, to lei making, Hui O 'Imiloa holds various cultural workshops throughout the year and continues to celebrate the spirit of the islands, creating an unforgettable experience for students to gain knowledge and explore the many beautiful qualities of Hawai'i and its culture. A "home away from home" for many UCLA Hawai'i students, Hui O 'Imiloa serves as a family for all and a bridge to our diverse cultural roots. Whether you are an incoming Bruin, a continuing student, or simply someone who is interested in learning more about the Hawaiian and local culture, Hui O 'Imiloa welcomes you to join the 'ohana!
iKNITiative The iKNITiative is a knitting club on campus that is dedicated to creating a welcoming environment for crafting and donating knitted goods to the community. The goal of the club is to spread the love of knitting to our peers while also spreading awareness of the needs of those at hospitals, homeless shelters, and those of refugees. The club is also proud to host a calming, stress-relieving, mindful and social atmosphere through needlecraft! No prior needlecraft experience is necessary and any form of needlecraft (or even sewing/embroidery) is allowed and encouraged. We also provide materials (e.g. yarn and needles/hooks) if needed, and we're always here to help! We are passionate about giving back through needlecraft!
Indian Student Union at UCLA The Indian Student Union at UCLA is a non-profit organization that seeks to create awareness of South Asian cultures. ISU promotes cultural education and unity through active involvement in and organization of social and community events.
Interfaith Friends Interfaith Friends is a space for graduate students to form meaningful connections across spiritual and religious traditions. Faith and practice are important elements for the lived identities of many people. Therefore, we strive to listen purposefully and recognize each other as whole and complex human beings. We regularly gather to eat, talk, and be together.
Iraqi Student Organization The Iraqi Student Organization at UCLA promotes cultural exchange and community among students of Iraqi descent and those interested in Iraqi culture. Through events, activities, and support, it celebrates Iraqi heritage and provides resources for students to connect, learn, and grow together on campus.
Japanese Animation Club at UCLA Our purpose is to foster greater understanding and appreciation of Japanese Animation and culture. It is intended to create a forum for the presentation, discussion and promotion of anime. The Japanese Animation Club builds a community where members can network and socialize with other students who share similar interests by providing valuable programming, activities, and networking opportunities, as well as a space for the enjoyment of Japanese media.
Jordanian American Association at UCLA The Jordanian American Association at UCLA offers a space to represent Jordanians on campus, fostering a sense of pride and cultural connection. It serves as a community where members can meet, socialize, and build relationships with others who share similar backgrounds and interests.
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority Our purpose is to support members to learn, grow, and excel, and our core values are personal excellence, friendship/ sisterhood, scholarship, service, and leadership.
Kappa Delta Sorority Kappa Delta Sorority is comprised of 168 active collegiate chapters and 504 alumnae chapters nationwide with over 274,000 initiated members. Our membership is structured around five key areas: quality recruitment, leadership development, social success, academic success and philanthropy. The women of KD live by the motto: "Let us strive for that which is honorable, beautiful, and highest."
Klesis Christian Fellowship Klesis is a UCLA campus ministry that meets weekly to study the Bible and build lasting friendships. College is the perfect time to explore the big questions like, “Does God exist?” and “What am I here for?” At Klesis, you’ll find a safe space to ask these questions and seek answers alongside other students. Throughout the week we hang out, eat lots of good food, study together, go on fun trips, and just “do life” together. Klesis is Greek for divine calling or invitation. It’s God’s invitation to a relationship with Him. College is full of invitations, but this is a special one. So whether you are a Christian who wants to grow in your faith, or just curious about what Christianity is all about, we invite you to join us!
Korean Job Search Our organization is dedicated to supporting Korean students at UCLA in their job search and hosting career-related events to assist them in achieving their employment goals. Furthermore, we strive to strengthen connections among Korean students.
Koreos Beginning production in December 2014, Koreos is a UCLA-based K-Pop dance cover team made up of members who each bring their own diverse and unique flavors. Koreos values teamwork, growth, and professionalism to create dance covers, participate in competitions, and connect with the broader K-Pop community.
LA Girl Gains The purpose of this organization is to promote female weight lifting while empowering women to feel strong and beautiful in a judgment free community.
Latin American Student Organization (LASO) LASO is an organization that seeks to generate a space for Latin American students to feel welcome at UCLA through social and cultural interaction. LASO, as the Spanish word suggests, is a bond that we hope is established among our members despite physical and cultural boundaries between our home countries.
Le Cercle Francophone In Le Cercle Francophone we provide a space for French-speaking students and/or students interested in the francophone world to create a sense of community on campus. We go to local French events in the area, teach students about French culture/current events, host food-making events, and more! The club is run with the help of members from the ELTS French department- Laurence Denié-Higney and Elsa Duval. We are here to create a personal relationship between the students and the faculty to make the big UCLA campus feel a little bit smaller!
Lebanese Student Association at UCLA The Lebanese Student Association is an inclusive space for students to celebrate Lebanese culture, meet Bruins from the Middle East, and engage in insightful conversations, professional development opportunities, and fun socials. We also conduct community service initiatives and fundraising efforts to support the Lebanese community in Lebanon and around the world.
Legal Underground Legal Underground (LU) was established in the Fall of 2021 to engage UCLA pre-law students in an inclusive social environment. LU is the first pre-law social club with no application fees or recruitment process to join, giving all UCLA students accessibility to free LSAT tutoring sessions, professional development, mentoring, guest speakers, workshops, and much more! Members can access resources and connect through GroupMe, Instagram, In-person, and virtual events.
Life Sciences Student Association The Life Sciences Student Association aims to serve Life Science students with their academic and social needs, by cross-campus collaboration, programming, and other community-building activities.
Luskin Undergraduate Student Association The Luskin Undergraduate Student Association (LUSA) is an organization for all Public Affair majors and minors that offers an intersectional space for discussion, mentorship, opportunities, and resources.
Mac Daddies We are Mac Daddies. Mac and cheese devotees - achieving divine delight in every savory (bite). We meet bi-weekly at various locations around Westwood to eat or make mac and cheese.
Maman Nonprofit at UCLA Maman is a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving communities by providing emotional support, essential resources, and leadership opportunities to those in need. This year, we are excited to bring a chapter of Maman to UCLA, our mission focuses on addressing the challenges many face in our LA community, offering assistance in areas such as volunteer support, mental well-being, and social support. At UCLA, our new chapter will engage students in meaningful volunteer outreach initiatives, service projects, and donation drives, all while fostering personal growth and leadership development. Through collaboration, we aim to create a strong, supportive network that empowers individuals, encourages active community involvement, and strengthens bonds within the LA area.
Mario Kart @ UCLA Students will have the chance to play "Mario Kart," the classic Nintendo game series, with other students in a fun, casual environment. The purpose of "Mario Kart @ UCLA" is: 1. To build and foster the community of Mario Kart fans of any skill level, at UCLA. 2. To provide casual fans of Mario Kart a place to play amongst other such fans. 3. To provide competitive players a place to practice and improve their skills in order to compete in events both inside and outside the club.
MEMO at UCLA M.E.M.O provides medical and educational services locally in Los Angeles, Orange County, and San Diego, as well as abroad in Vietnam. We send volunteers annually to Vietnam to provide scholarships and school supplies to students in rural communities, set up free health clinics, donate monetary aid and supplies to orphanages, and sponsor heart surgeries for children with congenital heart disease. Locally in Los Angeles, Orange County, and San Diego we send volunteers to help other local non-profit organizations, set up community health fairs, educate at outreach events, and organize an annual gala.
Middle Eastern Student Association @ UCLA The Middle Eastern Student Association (MESA) at UCLA is a secular and nonpolitical cultural, social, and educational organization dedicated to uplifting students of Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) backgrounds and creating space for meaningful representation in higher education. Open to all Bruins who identify as MENA, are of MENA descent, or wish to engage with the region’s diverse cultures, MESA serves as a hub for connection, empowerment, and learning. We foster a strong sense of community through engaging social events, cultural celebrations, and philanthropic efforts, while also offering academic and professional development opportunities that support our members’ growth both inside and outside the classroom. MESA is committed to bridging cultural gaps on campus, celebrating our shared heritage, and building lasting networks that honor the richness of MENA identities. Through our work, we aim to cultivate solidarity, amplify underrepresented voices, and ensure that MENA students feel seen, supported, and celebrated at UCLA and beyond.
Minorities and Philosophy at UCLA Minorities and Philosophy at UCLA’s purpose is to examine and address academic barriers faced by minority students in philosophy and to promote community by providing a space to educate members on relevant issues and for members to discuss their experiences. We host weekly discussions, game nights and speaker events twice a year.
Mixed Berries The “Mixed Berries” is a casual social club, committed to making an inclusive space for students of mixed race(s) to bond with other students in a comfortable, welcoming way that strays away from a traditional, formal format. Rather than emphasize the differences that we may share, our aim is to bond over our diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds in a casual setting and to connect students with a strong social backing. From sport sampling to local outings, we aim to foster a community of social inclusion and identity bonding.
Multi-Interest Greek Council (MIGC) In order to seek a cooperative existence between culture-based and special-interest founded fraternities and sororities, we do hereby establish this organization. We intend to serve the needs of our organizations, while upholding high standards of conduct, scholarship, and service. We shall serve as a liaison between our member organizations, the Greek community, the University, and the Westwood community to maintain good faith and respect.
Music Club We meet to play music, jam, form bands, and perform. Any instrument and skill level are welcome. Musical styles include (but are not limited to) rock, pop, jazz, blues, folk, ethnic, alternative, classical, electronica.
Muslim Student Association @ UCLA The purpose of the MSA is to provide Islamic, Academic, and Social resources and services to the Muslim students of UCLA, and to serve the greater UCLA community at large.
Nerdfighters @ UCLA We are a small social club that focuses on fandom-related topics and coming together to discuss our interests. We do weekly activities relating to fandom trivia, board games, and more nerdy interests!
Nikkei Student Union (NSU) The mission of the UCLA Nikkei Student Union is to organize social and community service activities as well as to promote Japanese American cultural and political awareness amongst the student body.
Non-Traditional Student Network The Network is a support system for students returning to higher education after pursuing other life goals. We function as a facilitator of resources and provide advocacy, community, and support for non-traditional students. The primary mission of The Network is to be a social and institutional support net for the diverse and growing demographic of non-traditional students who, although large in number, are often overlooked in a system geared toward tradition.
Out @ Fielding This organization serves queer graduate students who attend the Fielding School of Public Health to serve as space for students to discuss any issues that LGBTQIA+ students may be facing. Students will be able to create connections among their peers and stay connected with other queer students within UCLA. This organization will also help create connections with other LGBTQIA+ organizations to garner a wider net of professional connections.
Out of State Student Association As UCLA’s only organization for out of state students, OSSA aims to foster community through social events, workshops, newsletters, networking events and more. Our goal is to help students adjust to campus life, advocate for out of state students on campus, and connect students with each other and with people from their state or area.
Pakistani Students Association at UCLA PSA is a student organization committed to providing a space for all students to come together and learn about Pakistani culture, history, & politics. We put on social, cultural, political and philanthropic initiatives for our community of Bruins - whether they identify as South Asian or not! We'd love to have you join our family. Peace. Love. PSA.
Phi Sigma Rho Sorority Phi Sigma Rho is a social sorority for women in science and engineering fields serving our sisters and the community by promoting: High standards of personal integrity, respect, and character, Lifelong bonds of sisterhood, and Academic and professional excellence with a social balance through shared experiences, common bonds, and recognition of service and achievement.
Pilipinos In Engineering and Science Pilipinos In Engineering and Science (PIES) is an academic and social student organization that is focused on supporting Pilipino students, although students of all backgrounds are welcome. PIES is dedicated to doing what we can to help other STEM students via professional workshops, alumni networking, socials, and engineering and science-related challenges.
Pitch, Please! A Cappella Pitch, Please! was founded in the winter of 2017 and is a co-ed, competitive a cappella group at UCLA. Our music varies widely from indie ballads to upbeat experimental-pop hits, most of which is arranged by our very own members. Our passion for a cappella has driven us to strive for bigger and better things--in 2019, we competed in ICCA, released a music video, and recorded our debut album, Made To Fly, which was nominated for three Contemporary A Cappella Recording Awards! We competed in ICCA for the second time and won 2nd place at the 2020 West Quarterfinal, also receiving the special awards of Outstanding Arrangement, Outstanding Vocal Percussion, and Outstanding Choreography. We were honored to receive special awards for Outstanding Vocal Percussion and Outstanding Choreography a second time at the 2022 ICCA West Quarterfinals, also placing as overall finalists in both the 2022 and 2023 ICCA West Quarterfinals. We love sharing our music with others, and we hope to continue performing, competing, and releasing music in the future.
Pokemon Club at UCLA The club is a place to discuss and celebrate all parts of the Pokémon franchise, including the Video Games, the Trading Card Game, Pokémon Unite, Anime, and anything else Pokémon! In addition to our casual events, we also play Pokémon games at the competitive level. Club members collaborate on strategy and have matches against each other in order to practice and perform better in local tournaments.
Pre-Health Undergraduate Preparatory Initiatives (PUPPIES) at UCLA Pre-Health Undergraduate Preparatory Initiatives (PUPPIES) at UCLA is a mentorship group for incoming pre-health students to help them navigate and prepare for their freshman year. Run by a group of current UCLA students, PUPPIES strives to create a like-minded community and support system throughout the school year!
Project Melo @ UCLA We aim to unite university students across the USA who are eager to make a positive impact in their communities through Project Melo events. We also seek to provide a platform for students interested in exploring the socio-economic landscape of the US as well as the Greater Bay Area. We hope to build an impactful community and forge new connections. We provide - 1-on-1 Year-long Mentorship with a CEO - Company Joint Discoveries to unveil industry insights - Roundtable Discussions with CEOs in an intimate setting - Overseas Buddy Program between HK Chapter and USA chapter.
PROJECTED PROJECTED is a UCLA-based project team composed of various UCLA dance alumni from both competition teams and freestyle spaces, intended for intermediate to advanced dancers.
Public Health Student Association The purpose of the Public Health Student Association (PHSA) is to serve the academic and social needs of its members; act as a liaison between graduate students, administration, staff, and faculty of the Fielding School of Public Health; promote community involvement among association members; and advance the field of public health through education, advocacy, and professional activities.
Quiet Quiet is a club designed for introverts, to connect with each other, to learn more about their nature, and to enable success in a sea of extroverts! We have "socials," information sessions, and opportunities to explore, learn, and grow in a space, introverted environment!
Rave and EDM Society at UCLA A club dedicated to the promotion and education of rave culture and to teach students about the history of EDM and festival culture. Through socials and weekly lessons on different music genres, as well as promoting student DJs and educational topics related to music culture, students gain an understanding of rave and Electronic Dance Music. By bringing in guest speakers, students can also engage and connect with DJ performance and managment.
REACH at UCLA REACH is UCLA's premier club for content creators & social media enthusiasts. We offer opportunities for members to collaborate, network, and grow through a wide range of exclusive events, including movie premieres, brand events, guest speaker panels, content creation days, and more!
Rosear Unite a community of people who may be experiencing loss, grief, or traumatic death experiences. Provide an open space for healing and a reliant support group. Offer emotional support and resources. Provide a foundation to discuss and combat under-representation due to abnormal family structures/communities (proper titles/consolation in identity). Discussing grief and loss with each other will help medical students better understand their patients through empathy.
Russian-Speaking Student Association The Russian-Speaking Student Association (RSSA) at UCLA is dedicated to fostering a dynamic community that embraces the rich cultural and linguistic heritage of the Russian-speaking world, encompassing not only Russia but also the broader post-Soviet region. We host events that explore the diverse traditions of these nations, offering students the opportunity to engage in meaningful cultural exchange. Whether you're a native speaker or just beginning to learn, we welcome all UCLA students to join us in celebrating and practicing the language and cultures of this vibrant community.
Salsa Society at UCLA We are a community for dancing and learning salsa, bachata, and other forms of social dance.
Signature A Cappella Signature A Cappella aims to expand and enhance UCLA's a cappella community as a female and non-binary-identifying group. Specializing in a wide-ranging repertoire, we hope to engage the UCLA community in the arts and share our love for music with everyone.
SKY Happiness & Leadership Club The SKY Happiness Workshop is educational, it aims to give students strategies they can use to help them manage stress, and live more fulfilling lives. In the workshop students learn breathing and meditation practices that through consistent repetition they can use to center and bring wellbeing.
Sneakerheads at UCLA Sneakerheads at UCLA will be a vibrant community dedicated to celebrating the culture, creativity, and history of sneakers. This club brings together individuals who share a passion for sneakers, whether as designers, resellers, or enthusiasts captivated by their impact on fashion and everyday style. The club will serve as a hub for discussion and collaboration, with a focus on the sneaker market, trading, authentication, streetwear culture. Members will gain valuable insights into authenticating pairs, navigating the resale world, and understanding trade values. The club will also create opportunities for members to engage directly with the sneaker community through events like sneaker meetups, where they can trade shoes and foster connections with other sneaker enthusiasts Additionally, Sneakerheads at UCLA will strive to engage in philanthropic initiatives, such as sneaker donation drives, sustainability efforts, and community outreach programs, reflecting the club’s commitment to giving back and making a difference. At its core, Sneakerheads at UCLA will serve as a space to explore sneaker culture and its intersection with streetwear trends, with an emphasis on the dynamic sneaker market. By fostering an environment that celebrates individuality and shared enthusiasm, the club will inspire its members to see sneakers for more than their retail price. By bonding over SNKRS app W’s, Sneaker-heads will call this club home.
Society of California Archivists This is the student chapter of the Society of California Archivists. "The Society of California Archivists, Inc. exists to support and develop the education of those who collect, care for, and provide access to the documentary heritage of California and adjoining areas and to encourage public interest in and public support for archival facilities in public and private institutions. To this end the Corporation shall: act as a vehicle for dissemination of information about archival collections, issues, and methodology to the profession and the public; provide a forum for the discussion of matters related to the creation, preservation, and use of historical documents; develop, offer, and support archival education programs; cooperate with individuals and other organizations on matters of common concern; and advocate the identification, collection, preservation, use and appreciation of historical records and manuscripts."
Society of Physics Students UCLA's Society of Physics Students (SPS) is both an academic and social club where students from various disciplines who are interested in physics or physics-related activities come together to explore new things and have fun. Check our Instagram or Discord for meeting information! We usually meet at PAB 1-339, the Undergraduate Physics Student Lounge! There is nothing to sign up for; everyone, including non-physics majors, is welcome!
Song of Songs Christian Fellowship at UCLA The purpose of this organization is to enjoy hymns and the stories behind them. We are a Christian organization that loves hymns, and hope to gather in order to sing, study, and learn about hymns. Our activities will study the background behind the hymns, as well as the Bible.
South Asian Student Union 1. To foster solidarity and unity among UCLA’s South Asian community. 2. To preserve and celebrate South Asian diversity. 3. To create an inclusive environment for South Asians from any and all backgrounds, particularly those from minority countries, religions, and languages as well as diaspora or those with mixed heritage. 4. To promote South Asian visibility at UCLA. 5. To act as medium for South Asian political education.
Super Smash Bros. Club at UCLA Club at UCLA dedicated to fostering a community around the Super Smash Bros. game series by Nintendo. We host weekly Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournaments for more competitive players and also provide ways to meet up for casual games.
Survivor @ UCLA Survivor @ UCLA brings the TV show "Survivor" to UCLA. The organization will host quarterly Survivor games at UCLA, giving viewers of the show a chance to meet fellow students interested in social strategy games and allowing them to test their skills in our version of the game. The games will be filmed, edited, and uploaded for the players to watch. The club will also hold watch parties and other social events related to the show.
Taiwanese Student Association We are a student organization that focuses on gathering Taiwanese people and hosting events that are related to Taiwanese cultures and traditions. In addition, our goal is to let Taiwanese students have seamless integration into UCLA life regarding both cultures and academic aspects.
Teo-Chew Association The Teo-Chew Association shall exist to advocate for the promotion, preservation, and connection of Teo-Chew and Chinese culture for the general welfare of the Teo-Chew and Chinese community.
Thai Student Association at UCLA Serving the community since 1980, the Thai Student Association at UCLA (previously known as Thai Smakom, pronounced “tie sa-ma-kohm”, roughly translated as “Thai association”) seeks to increase the visibility of the Thai and Thai-American culture at UCLA, as well as promote social, cultural, and professional exchanges. We welcome everyone (undergraduate and graduate students, alumni, etc) from any heritage and background. As UCLA’s only Thai student organization, we strive to provide Bruins with experience and exposure to Thai culture through different social, educational, and community service events.
The Classical Society at UCLA The Classical Society at UCLA is a community of Classics-interested undergraduates of all majors and academic backgrounds. Through both academic and social events, it provides opportunities for students to explore and engage with Classics, also known as the cultures of Greek and Roman antiquity and their afterlife.
The Crescendo Collective The Crescendo Collective is a fully student-run orchestra group dedicated to adding an orchestral spin to pop, rock, contemporary, and R&B songs. With full creative freedom, this is a space for students to connect, form bands and perform. What differentiates our club is we integrate orchestral instruments and sounds to music from all genre’s. All skill levels welcome!
The Peruvian Student Association (PSA) at UCLA The Peruvian Student Association (PSA) at UCLA is a comprehensive organization that embraces both academic and professional development, as well as cultural and social connections. Our primary goal is to create an inclusive environment where the Peruvian community can interact, share experiences, and foster meaningful relationships. At the same time, we actively engage with other students who are interested in Peru and its rich culture, continuously partnering with other cultural or business associations to broaden the reach of our organization. The Peruvian Student Association at UCLA is one of many chapters worldwide, part of a network with more than 1,000 members across 30 universities in various countries. While our club is based at UCLA, we aim to connect with this global network and collaborate with other institutions that support the advancement of Peruvian culture. At UCLA, our activities include social gatherings, culinary parties, cultural exhibitions, professional networking events, and academic workshops. We serve as a space for students to celebrate Peru’s heritage while promoting academic excellence and professional growth. Through these experiences, we foster a strong sense of community and pride among students who share a passion for Peru.
The Potato Game The Potato Game will be a campus-wide game that aims to foster new friendships while brightening up the school day. The game rules will be as follows: Several people will be assigned a "hot potato," and the game will last a certain period of time. The goal of the game is to get rid of the hot potato by the end of the time period by meeting other players in person and passing the "hot potato" on. It will be tracked via an app that we will develop, and there are several rounds. We believe that these encounters will provide a great opportunity for players to introduce themselves and bond over an active, healthy game! There will be more opportunities to connect during general meetings.
The Reader in the Rye Inclusive community where we read and discuss classic novels and works of literature. We also hold events where we watch and critique their corresponding movie adaptations.
The Scandinavian Club at UCLA The Scandinavian Club at UCLA promotes cultural exploration, linguistic exchange, and social interaction among members of the UCLA community with heritage or interest in the Scandinavian countries.
Themed Entertainment Association at UCLA The Themed Entertainment Association at UCLA, also known as TEA@UCLA, is a student-run organization catered to connecting students from all backgrounds to the themed entertainment industry, including but not limited to theme parks, zoos, haunts, museums, and pop-ups. The club regularly hosts networking opportunities, professional development workshops, guest speakers, field trips, competitions, and socials catered to student’s interests and connecting them with the industry. TEA@UCLA welcomes all students, undergraduate and graduate, and from all majors and backgrounds to explore the industry and create life-long connections along the way. We are an affiliate of the international professional association TEA.
Transfer Bruin Reading Society The Transfer Bruin Reading Society is a social club at UCLA that is open to all students, including both traditional four-year students and transfer students. The club aims to create a community where students can enjoy and discuss literature while also addressing the unique challenges and experiences of transfer students. The club’s goal is to strengthen connections between transfer students and the broader undergraduate community at UCLA— all while bonding over books! Each quarter, the club will select one book through a two-step process: 1) members nominate books, and 2) members vote on the nominations. At each meeting, members will discuss 1-3 chapters of the selected book until it is finished.
Turning Point USA at UCLA Turning Point is a student run nonprofit organization that helps provide students attending UCLA the correct resources to best identify, protect, and promote the principles of freedom, free markets, and limited government.
Undergraduate Anthropological Association at UCLA The purpose of the Undergraduate Anthropological Association at UCLA (UAA at UCLA) is to foster a lively community of undergraduate students studying or interested in the diverse field of anthropology and connect them with the Department of Anthropology at the University of California, Los Angeles. Since 2010, UAA at UCLA has cultivated a space where students can engage with peers, access academic/career/research resources and mentorship, and contribute to the anthropology field’s commitment to transcultural understanding and social justice. Here, undergraduate students can easily meet with peers, professors, TAs, field anthropologists, and alumni through bi-weekly workshops, guest speaker forums, and social events.
Undergraduate Mathematics Students Association The Undergraduate Mathematics Students Association is a student group sponsored by the UCLA Mathematics Department. We are open to all UCLA undergraduate students who are interested in mathematics. UMSA focuses on helping undergraduates gain a sense of community among their fellow UCLA math enthusiasts. This is achieved through regular social events, professional info sessions, workshops, professor talks, and more. Our organization recognizes the academic concerns of our members, ranging from applying to graduate school to finding a career path, or even choosing the right major.
Underground Scholars Initiative (USI) Section 2. Purpose UCLA Underground Scholars Initiative aims to to connect formerly incarcerated UCLA students with the resources, and information that may help to increase those students’ prospects of success by: Helping previously and/or currently incarcerated individuals transition into the culture of UCLA system by providing counseling, scholarships, and other resources as they become available. Advocate on behalf of previously, or currently incarcerated individuals, especially those who are already attending, or may soon attend UCLA. Network with other organizations within the university in order to mitigate the effects of the Prison Industrial Complex, especially as those effects may create social, and logistical obstacles that could lower the possibility of acquiring an education at UCLA. This means by enhancing the prison-to school-pipeline educational system. Helping to provide alternatives to incarceration through the empowering effects of higher education. Creating a healthy community and constructive conversation with individuals who identify themselves as formerly incarcerated and system impacted
United Khmer Students United Khmer Students is a student-run organization dedicated to fostering a positive environment for Khmer students and Khmer culture at UCLA. The club serves to act as an active voice for the the greater Cambodian community and to advocate for its relevant issues. Due to the lacking representation of Khmer people, UKS feels itself to be a necessary component within the UCLA community. UKS not only provides a social environment for Khmer and non-Khmer students alike, but works towards creating a politically and culturally active space. The club is consistent with cultivating cultural education and traditions for its general membership as well as providing leadership opportunities for members to be involved within their communities.
Video Game Appreciation Club Video Game Appreciation Club (VAC) is a student-run organization designed to bring together students who have a shared love for the gaming medium. The group hosts weekly meetings focused on casually playing, discussing, and recommending a wide range of interactive experiences, all the while fostering a welcoming and enthusiastic community of members with a variety of backgrounds. New players and seasoned enthusiasts alike are encouraged to join VAC as it explores what makes this new-age medium special.
Warhammer Club At the Warhammer club, we seek to introduce people to the world of tabletop gaming and how to properly collect and field the various armies. We'll primarily play the tabletop game Warhammer 40K 10th edition, but if there is enough interested, we can branch out into Age of Sigmar or Kill Team. In the club, we'll introduce the various factions to people, build and collect models together, and each week, host a space for people to paint/build models, discuss lore, or play games together.
Whittle Whittling Whittlers The Whittle Whittling Whittlers organization offers an accessible starting point for UCLA students interested in the art of whittling. We aim to foster a creative and welcoming environment where members can learn the fundamentals of whittling. The organization provides hands-on instruction, workshops, and opportunities to practice the art of whittling.
Women+ in the Physical Sciences The Women+ in the Physical Sciences organization strives to create a supportive atmosphere for gender minorities and allies within all STEM fields of study at UCLA. Our goal is to provide encouragement and guidance to our members while fostering a friendly and social environment. Students of all gender identities and majors are welcome!
Young Life College at UCLA The purpose of the Chapter is to participate in the Young Life mission of introducing adolescents to Jesus Christ and helping them grow in their Christian faith. This Chapter achieves this purpose by offering a fun, accepting community for college students to be a part of while exploring or deepening their own Christian faith, providing opportunities for college students to engage in Young Life ministry to local middle school and high school students, and offering activities like weekly club meetings, small group Bible studies, and community service opportunities in an effort to positively impact the campus and surrounding community.