Active Clubs

Weekly meetings: Tuesdays, 6:00 - 6:45 pm. Location TBD!

The purpose of the CCCh is to offer an outlet for students, faculty, staff, and Alumni who enjoy cheese or wish to enjoy cheese. We have activities such as eating cheese, talking about cheese, rating cheese, cheese related news, current cheese events, and more. Cheese plates may include other things aside from cheese such as crackers and meats.

Follow us on Instagram @uwcheeseclub or email us at ccch.uw@gmail.com.

Welcome to another great term at UW Chess Club. We wish to provide an environment where people throughout the Kitchener-Waterloo Region can enjoy the game and share their love for chess through discussions and strong tournaments for all levels. We provide a mentorship program for beginners who are intent on getting better as well as casual play with your friends and teachers.

We are pleased to inform that we have established Kitchener-Waterloo Chess Club as our co-sponsor.

CTRL-A is a social club that promotes interest in animation, predominantly of Japanese origin. Our club of 30+ years is open to anyone with an interest in anime, gaming, and any other related topics. We hold on-campus events, with general meetings traditionally held once a week, anime screenings several times a term, in addition to other special events, such as karaoke and conventions.

The Cooking Club serves up cooking classes, workshops, bake sales, potlucks, and other food-related adventures. We cover the full spectrum of foods from fancy pasta classes to quick and dirty tips to help you manage the necessary evil known as ‘cooking during midterms’. When we’re not in the kitchen or hosting our famous classes, we occasionally venture out to the real world to visit coffee roasters, picnic areas, strawberry fields, or bonfire pits. If we’re not doing any of the above, our...

We love playing deception games such as Avalon, Coup and Battlestar Galactica! Join our Facebook group to vote on when we meet up to play or send us an email with any questions.

We are the University of Waterloo Film Club, the home to all things film. From film enthusiasts to script writers, cinematographers to editors, our mission is to unite the film community at UWaterloo. Whether you’re new to film or aspiring to work in the industry, we are open to everyone with all levels of interest.

We host a variety of activities during our weekly meetings and special events throughout the semester.

Film Production Workshops: Our workshops explore the technical side of...

The University of Waterloo Game Development Club (UWGDC) is a club where students can create, test, and discuss games. We explore many types of games, from tabletop to digital.

During weekly meetings, we host talks discussing game design topics ranging from Level Design to Accessibility. Additionally, we give tutorials for game development tools including Unity, Unreal 4 Engine, and Blender.

Want to make a game? We have a friendly and welcoming space at the Games Institute to work on...

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...

UWHKSA is a club for those who are interested in Hong Kong culture. Our goal is to strengthen the Hong Kong community within the University of Waterloo and to promote Hong Kong culture and Cantonese.

UW Improv meets every week for games, exercises, sports and warfare from the world of *improvisational drama*, made famous by Whose Line is it Anyway. Our objectives are fun, enjoyment and belly laughs-- no experience necessary, drop-ins welcome!

Also available is a Performance Team, which is compiled at the beginning of every semester-- auditions take place during the first few weeks of a new semester.