The Chinese Christian Fellowship (CCF) is a campus group of culturally diverse Christians who meet together regularly to: be a visible and effective witness for Jesus Christ on this campus, provide an environment of mutual support that will enable students to discover their potential and the true meaning of life within the context of university as well as after graduation, encourage its members to practice genuine Christian love, and help students integrate into local churches.

The University of Waterloo Chinese Students’ Association was first established nearly 40 years ago with a vision towards bringing awareness of the Chinese community. After its establishment, UWCSA has expanded to more than 1000 members. Being the largest Chinese cultural club at the University of Waterloo, we serve to connect and unite the diverse Chinese students of our institution, and in the process, contribute to multiculturalism throughout our university.
UWCSA is widely renowned for its planning and execution of successful term events and activities. We host a variety of events, such as singing contests and sporting events, to facilitate and foster communication between our members. We also organize social events with other clubs that are not limited to those at University of Waterloo to extend our culture to others.
In the future, the members of UWCSA are hoping to be able to expand and grow with one another, creating an association that is both successful and beneficial to all the students of the University of Waterloo.

OCF is charged with connecting Orthodox college students—and those interested in the Orthodox Christian faith—to Christ and His Church. OCF realizes this mission by:

- Supporting members' experience and witness to the Orthodox Christian Church through community life, prayer, service to others, and study of the Faith

- Providing a variety of thoughtful and innovative programming including College Conference and Real Break domestic and international service projects

Celebrating 20 years, CTRL-A is an organization that promotes interest in animation, pre-dominantly of Japanese origin. A social club first and foremost, our membership 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 a cosplay cafe.

UW Concert Band Club is a club for people who love those concert band days in high school, or even elementary school! Our unauditioned concert band presents an opportunity for musicians from all faculties and programs to maintain their musical skills while having fun in a supportive atmosphere at Renison Chapel.

We practice weekly on a weekday evening, check out our site below for more information about the current term or email us to get in the know!

The Cooking Club serves up cooking classes, bake sales, barbeques, and other food related adventures. We cover the full spectrum of foods from fancy sushi rolling 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 members are usually busy trying to craft an amazing burger or a cupcake to sell at one of our barbeques or bake sales to help fuel the culinary debauchery.

We are a UW DIY campus club that seeks to spark creativity. Every term we host a couple of workshops teaching you how to make cute plushies, polymer clay charms, and more- we will provide the materials and instructions, all levels are welcome! We often sell our handmade crafts to raise money for various charities, so keep your eyes peeled for us on campus!

The purpose of this club is to promote the exchange of language and culture between students by forming small study groups. With the multicultural student body of UW, we are able to match up each student's preferred language to learn with other students who are knowledgeable in that language and can teach. This club compliments the academic languages courses nicely, and provide an opportunity to learn languages in a fun manner. Individual sessions will focus on improving the individual's speaking, listening and writing (grammar & spelling) skills through lectures as well as fun activities incorporating students’ hobbies and interests. This also serves as a great opportunity to prepare students who wishes to participate in foreign exchange programs.

Our purpose is to hone our skills for competitive debate, within the CUSID (Canadian University Society for Intercollegiate Debate) and beyond. We do this through lessons on improving debate and public speaking, attending/hosting intercollegiate debate tournaments, socials and other events.

Engineers Without Borders (EWB) Canada is a non-profit national organization that was founded by two University of Waterloo students. This mission statement of the organization is to bring people and ideas together to tackle the most crucial causes of poverty and inequality. The organization consists of chapters from across Canada, with members from all academic backgrounds (not just engineering), that use long-term development and systemic innovation to raise awareness and create change.

The EWB University of Waterloo Chapter does impactful work on campus, in the Kitchener-Waterloo region, and overseas. One of our most successful on campus projects is our podcasts which advertise the systems thinking approach to a variety of different issues. Our youth engagement program has enabled us to educate high school and elementary students on the importance of social issues and long-term solutions. Also, we advocate to the public and politicians to dedicate more resources towards international development. We run fundraising events to raise money for social enterprises in Sub-Saharan Africa. Every year, we hire a Junior Fellow to work for 4 months at a social enterprise in Sub-Saharan Africa.

The ability for our chapter to truly make a difference the world depends on the commitment and effort put in by our outstanding team members. No matter what faculty you're from, we would love to have you be a part of our team. Together, we can help eliminate poverty and inequality in the world.