Just a place to drink tea, play games and have fun! Usually we meet every week for 2-3 hours. Come on out and drink as much tea as you could possibly want.

Fees are $2/session or $10/term.

Our Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/59392118134/
Our Discord channel: https://discord.gg/h3kdHw2

Tech+ UW's mission is to cultivate a more inclusive and diverse tech community at UWaterloo by making resources more accessible to the community and students in need. We connect UWaterloo students with experienced and passionate individuals from different domains in tech, and foster this community through events that bring everyone together.

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

The Citizens Foundation (TCF) - UWaterloo chapter aims to raise funds in order to support education related projects and emergency crises situations in Pakistan, creating a platform and community for UWaterloo students that are concerned with the state of education in Pakistan.

The Islamic Information Center of the University Waterloo (IICUW), is a registered Federation of Students club that promotes the intercultural diversity amongst society in Canada by enhancing interfaith tolerance and relationship through the improved perception of Islam. The IICUW strives to provide the local community with accurate and unbiased information regarding the principles of Islam. In order to achieve this noble aim, the IICUW facilitates the awareness of Islam by providing the following services:
Free copy of the Holy Quran (English Translation) Free Islamic Information Booths (in SLC) Free Books/DVDs on Islam Free Discover Islam Workshops Free Movie Nights (Documentaries/Lectures) Free Visit to Local Mosque Any information you need about Islam.

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.

The Unaccompanied Minors are the University of Waterloo’s premier mixed, auditioned a cappella ensemble. The Minors consist of 16 to 26 musically talented students who have been singing, beatboxing, and rocking out to everything from top 40 hits to rock classics since 2009. Focusing on blend, musicality, and performance, the Minors have been spreading the aca-love wherever they go. From the Kitchener-Waterloo Area at campus events like TEDxUW, to the United States to compete at the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella, the Minors have blown away audiences with their outstanding arrangements and enthusiasm. Interested in the group? Feel free to contact us!

The Water Boys are a mid-sized all-male auditioned group under the UW A Cappella Club (UWACC).

E-mail: waterboys.acappella@gmail.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/waterboysuw
YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/waterboysacappella

The Women’s Network (TWN) was created for ambitious women looking to grow professionally while being lifted by their community. TWN offers opportunities to gain exposure to the professional world, network with high-profile speakers and meet peers around their campus and the country. TWN holds speaker meetings, various networking events, resumes, internship and LinkedIn workshops, alumni networking receptions and interactive activity sessions to develop relationships with fellow members. Our workshops and guest speakers help prepare you for your next steps and may open your eyes to paths you haven't even considered.

The Thaqalayn Muslim Association was founded in early 2012. The club was formed by a group Shia Ithna Asheri Muslim students in response to a lack of an official support network for the post-secondary Shia Muslim students in the Kitchener-Waterloo region. Although the headquarters of TMA Waterloo's activities is the University of Waterloo's main campus, the TMA aims to be accessible to all post-secondary students in the region. Thus, the TMA Waterloo’s purpose is to cater primarily, although not exclusively, to the needs of the Shia Ithna Asheri Muslim post-secondary students at the University of Waterloo, and the surrounding region, while simultaneously representing their collective voices and pursuing their ideals.