Inactive Clubs

The need for blood donations are high, and currently there is little to no presence of Canadian Blood Services on the UW campus. Until now! Our club's purpose is to raise awareness of the growing demand for blood donations, to encourage students to donate blood, and to empower students to become more involved with Canadian Blood Services.

The University of Waterloo Go Club is a community where students can come learn, play and study the game of Go. We host weekly meetings and provide an environment for both new and experienced players.

The UW Lions Club is a sub-chapter of KW Lions Club that aims to improve the lives of people in our community by collecting used eyeglass frames from students and faculty members at the University of Waterloo. The collected frames will be donated to people all over the world who may not be able to afford them. Additionally, we aim to host a variety of fundraising events to support the Guide Dog School, which raises guide dogs to be provided for the visually and physically handicapped as well...

The UW Mahjong Club provides a social environment to learn and play mahjong. The club currently focuses on Hong Kong mahjong but welcomes players of all types and skill levels. Meetings are held once a week during which members can take turns playing mahjong to hone their skills in preparation for friendly tournaments with prizes. The UW Mahjong Club operates entirely on a non-gambling basis and rather focuses on enjoying the game and immersing members in the unique culture of mahjong.

The UW Management Consulting Club seeks to attract students and help them acquire the basic skills needed to succeed in pursuing opportunities in the consulting industry. Our club holds events that not only facilitate the networking process between UW students and recruiters at top consulting firms, but also prepare students to be successful in their interviews.

Attention all racing enthusiasts and Mario Kart fans at Waterloo! Are you ready to take your skills to the next level? Look no further! We are thrilled to introduce the most exciting club on campus: UW Mario Kart! Get your engines revved up and prepare for an unforgettable experience.

UW Mario Kart is a vibrant community of students who share a love for the iconic racing game. Our club offers a thrilling opportunity to connect with fellow gamers, participate in exhilarating tournaments,...

UW Mindful Creations is a club that aims to empower creative expression through practicing mindful meditation. The club intends to create a safe, peaceful, and stress-relieving environment where students can tap into their creative side through a group mediation focusing on mindfulness. A general meeting would begin with a 10–15-minute mindful meditation, allowing members to feel relaxed and aware of their emotions. Following the meditation, members will participate in creative activities...

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!

UW Operation Smile is a club affiliated with Operation Smile Canada, an organization that aims to raise awareness and provide medical assistance and surgeries to countries around the world for cleft lip and cleft palate. UW Operation Smile works to raise awareness of these conditions in the Kitchener-Waterloo region, and hosts a variety of fundraising events to help raise donations toward this cause.

We are a student led group of outdoor enthusiasts in affiliation with Parks Canada and a part of their National Campus Clubs Network that connects our club with other universities in Canada. You don't have worry about your budget as Canada Parks helps subsidizes all our events. We host amazing adventures to national and provincial parks each term as well as take part in local stewardship activities. Furthermore, we host local field trips to conversations and historical sites, go on local...