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Black Liberated Athletes Coalition (BLAC), is a club made out of specifically Black Athletes. However, we do welcome everyone and encourage anyone who is interested to join us.

At Waterloo, Black athletes feel as if the only space they feel comfortable in is either on the hardwood floor or the football/soccer field. So basically Black Athletes are only comfortable in their area of specialty, which is "sports".

This is why we have created BLAC. BLAC will be a club that will allow Black Athletes to do more than just throw a football, run the track, or dribble a ball. BLAC will be a club that allows Black athletes to get comfortable by doing the uncomfortable.

Cabaret is more than just a performance: the troupe is a supporting family. Ranging from dance, to singing, to comedy, to sensational sensations, at a cabaret’s heart is entertainment. It is no lie that life is a Cabaret! Our focus is on producing a fabulous, original show for the UW community at the end of each semester.

Cantonese-Mandarin music Production and Cultural Sharing Club (CMMPCS) is a club from the University of Waterloo, organized by many students who speak Cantonese and Mandarin with a bloody heart. We promote Cantonese and Mandarin music culture by doing music production. We welcome students from different cultures and countries to join us. For details, please visit our official website.

Henna Club is a open to all club that hold weekly workshops to teach, improve and educate people about henna! Along with workshops we host events on campus and off campus. Check out our facebook page for more info on when our workshops are!

The Modern Dance Exploration Club is a dance community which provides exploratory dance workshops centered around the ideas of the modern dance movement of the late 19th to mid 20th century. Informational workshops will be a non-dance environment to learn more about the life and career of a prominent figure from the modern dance movement (including but not limited to Isadora Duncan, Martha Graham, Merce Cunningham Paul Taylor, Lester Horton, etc.). Complimentary dance workshops are opportunities to experience the main movement qualities and philosophies of the chosen prominent figure. Learning specific movement techniques created by the person on which the workshop focuses may be included. However, the bulk of the workshop's is spent in an "free dance" time where participants improvise or create choreography with a group the general movement quality and philosophy learned about in their dancing. When possible, trips to see performances of works choreographed by a prominent figure in the modern dance movement will be taken.

MoMoSa stands for Motivation, originality, Miracle, Organize Student Association. We believe that students are having unlimited intelligent but just need a chance and place to explore them. future are created by hands and hands are controlled by you.

A club for all things tabletop roleplaying games! (Yes, there are more than just Dungeons & Dragons and we'd love to share them with you.) We create interactive narratives where the story results hinge around fateful dice rolls. Join us to learn rules, play games, and hone improv skills to facilitate roleplay and storytelling.

Calling all mirrorballs and masterminds! The Taylor Swift Society brings Swifties all around campus (taylor's version) together to have fun and talk about all-things-swift! Whether you became a fan during Debut or Midnights, all are welcome! Various events, like listening parties and game nights, are held throughout the year. So come join us as we walk Cornelia street again, dance in the refrigerator light, and dance under streetlights in our cardigans. Long story short, the Swift Society is for you!! It's always a cruel summer with us ;)

Our mission is to inspire positivity and resilience to empower a healthy mindset. The Bhakti Yoga Club is for open-minded students, all ages, who like to view issues by examining “the bigger picture”. It is about introducing spirituality to students from all different faiths and ethnic backgrounds. More specifically, tangible solutions based in ancient cultures to material problems. Anyone with an interest or curiosity in spiritual discourse, yoga and meditation, self-help, or simply a desire to try something new is welcome to any of our sessions.
The university community like University of Guelph, McMaster University and University of Toronto have clubs similar to this promoting Vedic principles and philosophies. With an increasingly influential “next generation” in these ever-growing communities, we also thought it was about time to bring the young people from these organizations together to discuss the ideas we were brought up with and celebrate the unity in our diversities in an academic setting. Want to challenge a narrative you were taught? We probably do too!
You don’t need prior experience with any of these ideas to join our club. Bring your own opinions, approaches to life and concerns and let’s learn from each other! Our goal is to create a network of like-minded deep thinkers on campus through chill discussions, free workshops, musical meditation and more.