Impact Alliance is the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Student Hub for the University of Waterloo. Directly affiliated with the Sustainable Development Solutions Network Youth (SDSNY), the hub educates, engages, and takes action on the United Nations' 17 SDGs.

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.

UW Indian Cultural Association is a club that aims to promote Indian culture to the staff and students at the University of Waterloo by organizing various cultural events and dance performances. This club aims to provide a comfortable space where students and staff of Indian origin and/or students interested in Indian culture can come together and enjoy each others company.

The main purpose of the club is to gather all students in University of Waterloo and community at large that are interested with Indonesian culture and language. We promote Indonesian culture and language through social gatherings, cultural sessions and fund raising activities. Lastly, we want to be a medium for members to meet fellow Indonesians or others who are interested in Indonesia.

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.

International Justice Mission is a faith-based human rights organization which strives to secure justice for victims of slavery, sexual exploitation, and other forms of violent oppression. IJM currently has lawyers, investigators, and aftercare professionals in 13 countries that work with local officials to ensure the rescue and aftercare of victims, the prosecution of perpetrators, the protection of communities, and the efficiency of public justice systems. The IJM UW Chapter raises awareness on these issues and provides support through prayer, informative events, and fundraising in support of IJM’s work overseas.

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.

The Journal of Undergraduate Health Research aims to promote undergraduate research while integrating all fields across health research. We seek to provide opportunities to undergraduate students at UW to publish peer-reviewed works. Works accepted for publication may include, but are not limited to, the following topics as they relate to human health: health studies, biomedical sciences, public and population health, kinesiology, recreation and leisure. Undergraduate students from all faculties at UW are welcome to submit work to the UW Journal of Undergraduate Health Research.

We are of the conviction that the legacy and spirituality of Karol Wojtyla (Pope John Paul II) represents a strong moral and spiritual compass to guide and enhance the life goals of similarly minded young adults. The late pope’s unprecedented special relationship to young people in virtually every country of the world has inspired devotion in millions who, in turn, continue to instruct the next generation in his teachings. He is recognized as an agent of convicted and compassionate political transformation, and his teaching is a beacon of hope for forming loving, life-giving societies that celebrate what is truly good in all the world’s cultures. His three visits to Canada have left long-lasting impressions upon hundreds of thousands of Canadian young people, and the events and speeches from those visits continue to inspire. We are of the opinion that the body of literature and teaching that emanate from this great saint warrant special intention, and that his admirers merely need a structure in which to join others of like mind.

We are a campus movement dedicated to helping students discover Jesus. As part of a larger organization called Power to Change, our primary focus is to help university & college students across Canada experience God’s love and forgiveness and to inspire them to influence others to become lifelong followers of Jesus.

Stay updated on our events by following our Instagram (@kc_waterloo) or by joining our Facebook group (kcwaterloo).

Learn more about Kingdom Come on our website (kingdomcome.ca), Facebook page (@kingdomcomekc), or YouTube channel (KingdomComeKC).