Fashion for Change is a non-profit organization that unites students at the University of Waterloo, Conestoga College and Wilfrid Laurier University to host the largest student-run charity fashion show in the K-W region. Over the past 10 years as a club, we have raised over $125,000 for charity! With over 130 executives and models yearly, our family is full of passionate students that use our talents to change the world! We use fashion, dance, film, music, and other mediums to promote artistic expression.

The film making center at the University of Waterloo.

The purpose of The University of Waterloo Hip Hop Club is to provide a fun, social environment where students can learn hip hop dance. Members of the club have the opportunity to grow as dancers by being exposed to different styles of hip hop dance, while meeting others who are passionate about dance. Practices help members to develop balance, coordination, strength and confidence.

UWHH is open to anyone and everyone willing to learn. Students of any experience level are welcome! Members range from inexperienced dancers to dancers at the advanced level.

No audition is required to be a part of the club. Any member may perform with UWHH at events and competitions throughout the term as long as they can commit to attending the practices.

In Full Colour is an auditioned, mixed voice ensemble created and maintained for the purpose of performing through contemporary a cappella music and storytelling. Above all, In Full Colour is an organization dedicated to having fun through the making of quality music, specifically of the genre of contemporary a cappella. In Full Colour primarily prepares a storytelling set, to be performed in competitions, showcases, festivals, or other performances or venues as needed.

Attention University of Waterloo students...

FINALLY, there's a space for musicians of all levels and backgrounds to come, relax, and get groovy.

Whether you're a master jazz pianist, absolute beginner, or if you just want to learn how to play Wonderwall around a campfire, JamNetwork is the place to play. Come meet fellow music people and learn improv and theory skills along the way. (Don't worry - you don't need to know how to play Bohemian Rhapsody.)

You can even just come watch and experience music. Everyone is welcome! With weekly drop-in meetings and field trips/community outings, we're all about expanding the music scene in Waterloo.

So come one, come all, and let's make some magic together.

Email: Jamnetworkuw@gmail.com
Instagram: jamnetwork_uw

The objective of Mambo is to teach international salsa dancing to the UW community. We provide weekly lessons and practice sessions in a friendly, social, and relaxed environment where dance enthusiasts of all levels can participate. Check out www.mamboclub.ca for more details.

The Musical InterDudes are a small-sized mixed-voice auditioned group with a focus on musical comedy. We consist of ✨boring✨ music practice, ✨terrible✨ socializing, and ✨fun✨ admin talk. We place a large emphasis on member input, and strive to find ways to incorporate members' ideas into the tear producing, knee-slap inducing, rolling on the floor laughing set we create for UWACC's end-of-term concert, gigs, and anything else you can imagine.

QTPOC KW is a student-run club that provides the space for individuals at the intersection of 2SLGBTQ+ and racialized (Black, Indigenous, POC) identities to play freely and build community. We focus on hosting community socials, panels, and other events that uplift our intersectional identities.

The AcaBellas are an all-female auditioned group under the UW A Cappella Club (UWACC).

The Listening Party (TLP) is a student-run nonprofit organization that reflects upon public health issues present in modern Hip-Hop culture. Our mission is to promote mental health, anti-violence, and substance abuse awareness. This organization aims to create unity among students by using specific artists’ music as an outlet to discuss local public health issues. These conversations happen during our events, where we offer a blend of an enjoyable music listening experience, interactive games, a performance from a local artist, and serious dialogue that fosters a deeper understanding of public health issues in the realm of hip-hop and the local community. There’s beauty in your favourite rapper’s struggle.