Club Catalog

As an accounting honor society, Beta Alpha Psi places an emphasis on preparing members for the professional world. Through joining BAY members and pledges will have access to various resources and events that will further them along in their career, whether it be a career in accounting or otherwise. Unlike other scholastic organizations, Beta Alpha Psi dedicates time and energy into creating and maintaining a welcoming community. With mentors, buddies, and alumni, members of Beta Alpha Psi are able to form both career connections and lifelong friendships.

HOOLIGAN Theatre Company is a not-for-profit organization providing a professional theatre experience for students of all aspirations in order to revitalize, educate, and enrich the theatre community.

MIST holds weekly meetings to teach its members the art of performing magic. We routinely perform for various UCLA organizations and many community service events. Members will also have the opportunity to apply to be volunteers at Ronald Reagan Medical Center, where they will perform magic weekly. In addition, we have professional magicians give lectures at the end of each month. We also hold friendly, quarterly competitions where magicians compete to win prizes.

The mission of the UCLA Nikkei Student Union is to organize social and community service activities as well as to promote Japanese American cultural and political awareness amongst the student body.

The Society of Women Engineers is a national society that has been encouraging all individuals to aspire, advance, and achieve their full potential in the fields of engineering and science. As a collegiate chapter, we are devoted to providing our members with industry networking, technical workshops and opportunities, outreach activities, mentorship, community service, diversity and inclusion events, and social events. Our UCLA chapter is one of the strongest engineering organizations, recognized both locally and nationally. We have received the Student Group of the Year award at UCLA in 2005, 2011, 2012, 2013, and 2021 and were recognized as an SWE Mission Gold Award recipient at the national WE22 Conference.

The Art History Undergraduate Student Association (AHUSA) is an organization that provides extracurricular enrichment in the field of Art History to majors and non-majors. In addition, AHUSA hopes to create a sense of community among students and serve as a vital link between faculty and students. AHUSA hosts events throughout the year including museum and gallery trips, guest speakers, and association meetings. For more information and to sign up via email, contact bruins.ahusa@gmail.com and check out the AHUSA Instagram page @AHUSA_UCLA.

FAST (Fashion and Student Trends) is UCLA’s first and only fashion club. Founded in 2001, FAST is the epicenter for all things related to fashion and the fashion industry at UCLA. As UCLA does not offer a fashion design major or minor, our club enables young talents to showcase their work at our annual industry level Spring runway show in Pauley Pavilion (with an audience of over 500 guests and industry professionals!). Since there are many aspects to planning a successful runway show, FAST provides first-hand experience in design, modeling, finance, budgeting, event planning, public relations, marketing, editorial, creative directing, and production. In addition, we host various career-building events, workshops, photoshoots, networking nights, and other fashion-related events throughout the school year. Some events are for our members only, but a majority are open to the general campus. With 13 different committees, there is opportunity for everyone to explore their personal creativity, culture, and fashion sense through FAST at UCLA.

HOOLIGAN Theatre Company is a not-for-profit organization providing a professional theatre experience for students of all aspirations in order to revitalize, educate, and enrich the theatre community.

On That Note a cappella.. is a performance-based a cappella ensemble at UCLA founded to provide a community for those with a passion for music. ​ Our mission is to create music to share with and inspire our community, all while having tons of fun and fostering life-long friendships. On That Note is a creative outlet where students of all different majors and interests come together to support each other in learning and performing music. As such, we strongly welcome all singing experience levels, majors, domestic and international students alike, and would love to hear you sing or beatbox at auditions! We hold quarterly concerts and are frequently featured at campus and local performances and events. Auditions typically take place during the first two weeks of Fall Quarter, and occasionally in Winter Quarter depending on group needs. Relevant audition information will be posted on here, Facebook, and Instagram during those times!

The UCLA student chapter of the Arab American Association of Engineers and Architects (AAAEA), founded in 2015, is a non-profit, non-political, non-religious, professional association dedicated to help, strengthen, empower, and inspire its members to achieve excellence. AAAEA promotes and advocates for the Arab American Engineers, Architects and Computer Science professionals in North America by hosting career and educational enhancement programs, technical exchange, fellowship, and community service. In our pursuit of creating a more interactive and engaging professional and academic experience at UCLA, we will be putting on a variety of events, including: Company Info Sessions and Tours, Semi Annual Meetings with other chapters across the nation, Community Educational Programs, Internship Application Building Sessions, and Scholarship Awards.

The American Society of Engineers Student Chapter at UCLA (ASCE at UCLA) is a student run organization primarily interested in developing the young engineer with an emphasis in civil engineering. The organization competes in ten major design projects and two community service based project, and programs a wide variety of events including career fairs, professional development workshops, speakers, mentorship opportunities, field trips, intramural sports, and social functions. ASCE at UCLA consists of student members with a wide variety of backgrounds and academic levels, and often students from outside the major even join the group to take advantage of the many opportunities that ASCE membership can provide. The underlying goal of the student chapter's leadership team is to foster an environment that not only promotes engineering skills and professional development, but also helps to build the foundation for strong and enduring friendships for years to come. Since being chartered in 1959, UCLA's ASCE Student Chapter has grown into an active student-run organization that strives to promote the professional development of civil engineering students through curriculum-enriching activities.

As an accounting honor society, Beta Alpha Psi places an emphasis on preparing members for the professional world. Through joining BAY members and pledges will have access to various resources and events that will further them along in their career, whether it be a career in accounting or otherwise. Unlike other scholastic organizations, Beta Alpha Psi dedicates time and energy into creating and maintaining a welcoming community. With mentors, buddies, and alumni, members of Beta Alpha Psi are able to form both career connections and lifelong friendships.

The Black Business Student Association is the premier black professional organization and business network at UCLA committed to empowering students through professional development, mentorship, entrepreneurship, and career networking opportunities. Our membership is composed of a diverse group of talented students pursuing careers and interests in business, politics, social causes and the community. BBSA celebrates diversity and welcomes students of all cultural backgrounds, while operating with clear goals that suit the needs and concerns of Black students at UCLA.

A Moment of Magic at UCLA is a club dedicated to enhance mental health of vulnerable and underserved children by making visits to hospitals and social service institutions in character costumes and fundraising for A Moment of Magic national events. We wish to inspire the children to be brave, strong, and fearless.

Artreach at UCLA provides marginalized and disadvantaged communities outlets for art appreciation and creation. Our club strives to use the power of art to inspire, unite, and mentally relieve underserved groups such as children with chronic illnesses, veterans, and at-risk youth. By volunteering as mentors, UCLA students can engage with the arts and a diverse range of communities within the LA county area. Together, Artreach members prepare and direct workshops that create a supportive environment in which participants can explore their creativity, learn various mediums of art, and arrive at greater understandings of themselves and society. Any artists, art enthusiasts, or students interested in this type of outreach are welcome to facilitate lessons or apply to be a class instructor. Program mediums may include—but are not limited to— drawing, painting, photography, sculpting, collaging, music, dance, creative writing, or poetry. We do not require any experience but only a positive attitude!

Bruin Shelter is a volunteer-run homeless shelter for students experiencing homelessness. Our mission is to (1) provide fellow students experiencing homelessness with a safe and supportive environment, the basic necessities they deserve, the opportunity to invest in their education, and a place to call home, (2) empower shelter volunteers to become social justice leaders, philanthropists, and innovators, and (3) be an open-source model for other universities to create student-run shelters.

Officially founded in 1982, the Association of Chinese Americans (ACA) is one of the largest student-run organizations on the UCLA campus today, with well over 500 members each year. We are a student group involved in cultural, social, community, and political projects, which benefit its members, campus, and community. Our programs are primarily geared toward the unique multi-cultural identity of Chinese Americans striving to understand their heritage, history, and experiences. Through our events and presence on campus, we hope to provide students with a place to connect with each other, educate and raise awareness about Chinese American biculturality, and strengthen our community beyond UCLA. We welcome UCLA undergrads, grad students, and alumni. We have informative and thought-provoking bi-quarterly general meetings and weekly fun-filled events.

To promote the growth of Latino/Chicano males via adherence to our pillars of academic excellence, community service, and social interaction and as well as our philosophy of El Nuevo Hombre.

Founded in 1972, the Korean American Student Association at UCLA is one of the largest and oldest Asian American student organizations in the Greater Los Angeles Area. As an organization, we celebrate a rich and long history as we proudly approach almost half a century of representing the Korean American population at UCLA. UCLA KASA creates an environment for establishing lifelong friendships and community through various social, cultural, and professional events and initiatives.

The mission of the UCLA Nikkei Student Union is to organize social and community service activities as well as to promote Japanese American cultural and political awareness amongst the student body.

3D4E at UCLA is the Bruin chapter of 3D 'for' Everyone. Our club encourages both cross-discipline collaboration in group projects and pursuit of individual interests. We use fun projects to help everyone learn about 3D printing and digital design as well as gain hands-on experience with engineering project work.

ACM at UCLA is the largest computer science student organization in Southern California. We welcome students of all backgrounds, interests, and skill levels to join our community and share our love for technology. ACM is comprised of eight committees — each serving a different topic and mission. Our events are open to everyone, regardless of major or experience!

Our award winning student branch here at UCLA was founded in 1963. We have devoted our energies towards bringing hands-on, practical experiences to engineering students throughout the campus, as well as creating opportunities for the students to interact with industry professionals, develop their professional skills and more.

The Society of Women Engineers is a national society that has been encouraging all individuals to aspire, advance, and achieve their full potential in the fields of engineering and science. As a collegiate chapter, we are devoted to providing our members with industry networking, technical workshops and opportunities, outreach activities, mentorship, community service, diversity and inclusion events, and social events. Our UCLA chapter is one of the strongest engineering organizations, recognized both locally and nationally. We have received the Student Group of the Year award at UCLA in 2005, 2011, 2012, 2013, and 2021 and were recognized as an SWE Mission Gold Award recipient at the national WE22 Conference.

The Backpacking Club is an inclusive community of outgoing and adventurous people who enjoy exploring the outdoors, love nature, and are dedicated to environmental stewardship. We run backpacking and camping trips into the great outdoors most weekends during the quarter so come join us and meet some amazing and beautiful people to share the outdoors with! ​ Experience the outdoors without restrictions!

An organization where students can get together and play various types of billiards/pool within the school's recreational facilities, such as De Neve Recreation and Rieber's Study Rooms. Simply said, we chill, we play billiards, and we have fun.

Club Tennis offers a space to all students who want to play tennis, no matter the skill level! Bruin Club Tennis is composed of two parts: a general club and a competitive team. Our general club is open to any and all UCLA students, faculty, and alum and is a great way for Bruins to meet new people while having a workout. During the year, we put on a number of events, from a beach bonfire to KBBQ to Indian Wells. Practices are 9-11pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The second half of BCT is the competitive team--- our traveling team who are the reigning national champions! Our competitive team practices just before general club and competes in tournaments throughout the year up and down California against some of the best collegiate club teams in the country in preparation for the national championship. Practices are 7-9pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

MIST holds weekly meetings to teach its members the art of performing magic. We routinely perform for various UCLA organizations and many community service events. Members will also have the opportunity to apply to be volunteers at Ronald Reagan Medical Center, where they will perform magic weekly. In addition, we have professional magicians give lectures at the end of each month. We also hold friendly, quarterly competitions where magicians compete to win prizes.

The UCLA ASME student chapter is a technical, professional, and social organization dedicated to fostering engineering skills, professional development, and connecting students. We are a part of the global American Society of Mechanical Engineers. ​ The UCLA charter expands on the ideas put forth by our mother organization by providing events and resources that are aimed to college students and are easily available to students at UCLA. We believe that each of the branches, detailed below, are equally important to an engineering student's development and that achieving balance between them gives our members the upper hand within the industry.

Blockchain at UCLA is the university’s student-run blockchain community, composed of UCLA engineering, law, management, science and humanities students and faculty.

A community dedicated to sharing and cultivating interest in the video game genre of fighting games. Meetups, tournaments, and socials are held every week. We play a vast variety of fighting games, ranging from Street Fighter, Guilty Gear, Tekken, and more!

4Corners is a Christian fellowship of UCLA undergraduate students that meets weekly for bible study & fun activities. Throughout the week, we gather in smaller groups to hang out, eat together, play sports, or just enjoy each other's company. So, whether you’re a Christian, or someone who’s just curious about finding out what Christians believe, we welcome you! For everyone, from everywhere!

As UCLA’s only organization for out of state students, OSSA aims to foster community through social events, workshops, newsletters, networking events and more. Our goal is to help students adjust to campus life, advocate for out of state students on campus, and connect students with each other and with people from their state or area.