Active Clubs

The Socialist Fightback Club serves as a base for socialist politics on the UW campus. Education on questions of theory, history, economy, philosophy, on contemporary issues and movements are regular discussed and debated in the club, often through our publications, discussion groups and public events. In the past year, for example, we have held discussions on the topic of the economic crisis, the need to organize, the Oka Crisis, and on the basic tenets of socialist theory.

The purpose of the Islamic Information Center of the University of Waterloo (IICUW) is to promote awareness and understanding of Islam on campus and in the broader community. We are a sister club of the Muslim Student Association (MSA) and serve as a hub for knowledge and resources for new Muslims and those interested in learning about Islam.

Our initiatives include weekly informational booths, major open events, and regular Dawah training workshops to help Muslims effectively share their...

A social club for people to gather and discuss various literary works of the written format, both fiction and non-fiction. And can include a variety of topics that include (but is not limited to): Science, science fiction, fantasy, suspense/thriller, romance, self-help, business/technology, etc

We are the University of Waterloo Student Chapter of the Canadian Association for Global Health (UW CAGH). We represent a student-led initiative designed to foster research and networking in global health among University of Waterloo students across all disciplines. Our goal is to engage with students interested in global health research or who may be considering a career in the field of global health, to open opportunities for professional development.

UW CAGH runs termly general member...

Menstruation is often stigmatized across diverse cultures and communities and is associated with negative connotations. UW Empower Cycle is an organization that is committed to uplifting and empowering marginalized women in period poverty, which is a crucial public health concern. Period poverty refers to the inability of women to access menstrual products due to financial constraints. It is estimated that Canadian women spend up to $6,000 in their lifetime on menstrual hygiene products. At...

UW's NeuroDivers is a new student-led club. Our goal is allowing neurodivergent students a safe environment to find like-minded people, team up to tackle systemic issues, make long-lasting friendships, and develop a supportive network. We're not shying away from our neurodivergencies; we're diving straight into them!

Who We Are
UW Public Speaking Club is a club at the University of Waterloo dedicated to helping students, staff, and faculty build confidence and master the essential skills of communication and leadership. Our goal is to empower our members, equipping them with stronger communication abilities and the self-assurance to lead and make a significant impact in any professional setting. We are an inclusive and welcoming community for all members of the UW community.

How We Accomplish This
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University of Waterloo Conservatives is a group that connects university students to Conservatives parties. Students have the opportunity to volunteer on political campaigns, meet prominent Conservative politicians, and socialize with other Conservative youth. Past events have included hosting ministers, candidates, and having group socials.

The University of Waterloo Japanese Student Association (JSA) is a club aimed to foster a community connecting students of Japanese background, bringing a deeper sense of home and family to our members. Our club provides a space to meet others with shared experiences, build lasting friendships, and support one another throughout university life.
In addition to fostering this close-knit community, we also celebrate and share the rich Japanese culture through various events and activities....

The University of Waterloo Malayalee Association (UWMA) is a social and cultural club that aims to promote Malayalee cultures and traditions within the UW student body. This club will not only serve as a means to connect and create a sense of community for Malayalee students at UW, but also creates opportunity for non-Malayalee students to learn more and participate in Malayalee cultures and traditions. Through the organization of social events and cultural workshops, UWMA strives to create a...