Active Clubs

Voices for Palestine is a student-led organization at the University of Waterloo dedicated to advocating for peace, justice, and freedom for Palestine.

We engage in a diverse array of activities, all designed to foster understanding and solidarity. Our efforts range from awareness campaigns and peaceful demonstrations to speaker series and film screenings. These activities are designed to highlight the rich Palestinian culture, history, and the ongoing struggles faced by its people due to...

Horror Club is a place where students can come together to enjoy the horror genre. Students can enjoy discussing the genre, experiencing it, and even developing their own horror-themed creations. Activities include watching horror movies, playing horror video games, reading horror stories, and anything else horror!

The purpose of the club is to promote Arab heritage through cultural, social, and educational events. We aim to build a community that connects students of Arab origin and/or interested in Arab culture to foster mutual support. WASA intends to strengthen the Arab community in UWaterloo and address Arab affairs.

The Waterloo Computational Physics Club is a community of like-minded students interested in the application of computer algorithms in the field of physics.

Every term, members vote and decide on one or more term project/s. Typical projects involve a central physical phenomenon, where members apply computational methods to simulate phenomena and explore interesting results.

Members can form groups to work on mini-projects or activities that connects with one of the main projects, and...

We are a group of hockey fans who enjoy getting together to take part in hockey related activities. Our club activities include getting together to watch livestreamed games on campus, going to see in-person hockey games, and playing fantasy hockey online throughout the semester. We welcome everyone from lifelong fans to those who are new and interested in getting involved in the sport. This club offers both a great way to socialize with new people and follow Canada's most popular sport.

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The Waterloo Ismaili Students Association (WISA) is a not-for-profit organization that primarily provides a venue for Ismaili Muslim students attending UW to congregate for daily prayers. The club emphasizes a strong sense of community and also holds educational, social, and sports events for our members, in which the greater community is often encouraged to participate.

The Waterloo Movie Watchers club provides a medium where members watch and share appreciation for various types movies. We meet up once a week to watch a movie, critically analyze it and discuss it within the group. We recognize the importance of movies as a factor influencing culture and civilization as a whole. We meet every week to watch a movie as an entertainment, as well as a social gathering.

The Waterloo Quantum Club explores the frontiers of quantum technologies and their applications on a student level. Focused on Quantum Engineering, Quantum Computing, and Quantum Theory, we delve into the latest innovations, including hands-on sessions with tools like Qiskit, Pennylane, Q#, and Cirq along with guest speakers passing on the fire of exuberance to the students.

The Waterloo Real Estate Association (WREA) exists to provide students of all faculties with a platform to learn about the commercial real estate industry, network with like-minded peers and industry professionals, and develop the foundation for a successful career in this dynamic field.

WREA has three key success factors:

1. To lift the veil on commercial real estate, showing students the viability of the field’s many rewarding careers,

2. Facilitate unique and inclusive events,...

WatSFiC is the University of Waterloo’s Science Fiction and Fantasy club. With roots in sci-fi literature, the club has since expanded to include all things science fiction, fantasy, and TTRPG. The club hosts many games of D&D 5e, Pathfinder, and Call of Cthulhu for all levels of players from beginner to master along with lesser known TTRPG systems. There are always books and movies to talk about or something to play! Learn more at https://www.watsfic.clubs.wusa.ca/