UT Austin clubs, A to Z

Absolute Pitch is a treble acappella group that sings and performs a wide range of genres and music styles.

Absolute Texxas is dedicated to developing individuals based upon the principles of individual leadership, personal integrity, and teamwork.

Acacia is a men's fraternity that aims to change the stereotypes placed on fraternities. Our motto: Human Service, embodies who we are and what we do.

AMCP is a national professional society dedicated to the practice of pharmacy in managed health environment and to promote the development and application of pharmaceutical care.

For UT students to develop personal and life-transforming relationships with Jesus Christ, who will then go and spread the Gospel so others may experience the love of Christ.

Student volunteers run tennis sessions that help children with autism practice coordination and socialize on the court.

Dedicated to building stronger communities through education, research, advocacy, and a focus on young adults, Active Minds is opening up the conversation about mental health and creating lasting change in the way mental health is talked about.

Christians that gather together to worship and have fellowship in Jesus Christ.

Enhance opportunities for social interaction for students who are interested in actuarial science. All members gain experience and knowledge of the actuary field, its past, and its future.

Students design prosthetics, adaptive tools, and toys for children and animals with disabilities in partnership with healthcare and community organizations.

This recreational Bharatanatyam group offers workshops exploring choreography, expressive movement, and rhythmic dance technique.

Members gather for Christian Bible study and fellowship, providing a weekly community for students interested in faith.

Students develop an unmanned aerial vehicle for emergency response competitions, including GoAERO and XPrize Wildfire.

The organization connects current and prospective aerospace engineering and engineering mechanics graduate students through community activities.

ASO is a social organization committed to promoting African culture on the UT campus and surrounding community through dance, music, poetry and more.

Students produce an online music publication that gives coverage to artists whose work receives limited representation.

AIESEC is an international, student-run non-profit that operates as a hybrid between a not-for-profit organization and a student organization.

Members explore psychiatry and neuroscience through seminars, expert panels, service, and mentoring, with attention to addiction and mental health stigma.

The Alexander Hamilton Society at UT Austin is the local affiliate of the Alexander Hamilton Society, a nonpartisan, not-for-profit national organization that promotes constructive debate on contemporary issues in foreign, economic and national security policy.

Students advocate for accessible mental healthcare and share resources for Latinx communities and other underserved groups.

Allied Scholars for Animal Protection (ASAP) is a student organization that educates, trains, and mobilizes student advocates in the field of animal protection.

The Alpha Chi Omega Fraternity is devoted to enriching the lives of members through lifetime opportunities of friendship, leadership, learning and service.

Sorority members develop leadership and friendships while supporting Ronald McDonald House Charities through chapter service.

Alpha Epsilon Delta is the nation's oldest and largest pre-health honor society. The Texas Alpha chapter of the University of Texas at Austin serves to prepare undergraduate students for future professional school aspirations.

The sorority brings members together through a shared commitment to sisterhood and mutual support.

This fraternity develops its members through Jewish values, mutual assistance, and expectations of honesty and perseverance.

To cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards, to promote unity and friendship among college women, to study and help alleviate problems concerning girls and women, to maintain a progressive interest in college life and to be of service to all mankind.

Our mission is to provide sisterhood among women, scholarship, leadership and Asian American Awareness in the University and community.

The coeducational business fraternity combines career preparation, philanthropy, and social connections for students across academic majors.

The purpose of the society shall be to encourage superior scholastic attainment among women and men in their first year in institutions of higher education; to promote intelligent living and a continued high standard of learning.

This Muslim interest organization supports members' spiritual development, community involvement, and personal character.

Members study Christianity, strengthen relationships within their fellowship, and share the Christian gospel across campus.

The sorority's Omega Chapter supports members and participates in community service through its campus sisterhood.

The fraternity combines academic achievement and brotherhood with service to the surrounding community.

Students participate in community service while developing friendships and leadership experience within a coeducational chapter.

Alpha Phi Sigma is a College of Natural Sciences-recognized pre-health honor society that strives to empower students in their pre-health journeys.

The sorority promotes Asian cultural awareness and supports members' academic progress and personal development.

The fraternity develops leadership and character while connecting members through scholarship, brotherhood, and service.

The sorority builds lasting friendships among members and connects its sisterhood with service activities.

This spirit and service group supports working class, BIPOC, and LGBTQIA+ communities through an inclusive student membership.

UTARC/N5XU is the official Amateur Radio club of the University of Texas at Austin. We are students, faculty and staff who enjoy amateur radio operations with all modes on the main ham radio bands.

A professional association for Environmental Engineers and Scientists. The organization will have opportunities for mentorship, speakers, and hands-on environmental engineering and science student projects.

Students examine traditional sayings through discussion, research, and creative work connecting language with contemporary cultural questions.

The American Association of Drilling Engineers (AADE) at The University of Texas at Austin is dedicated to advancing education in drilling engineering and fostering technical knowledge related to the petroleum industry.

The chapter connects pharmacy and other science graduate students with one another and with specialists in their fields.

Students explore psychiatric and neurologic pharmacy careers and work to reduce stigma surrounding mental illness and substance use disorders.

The American Chemical Society UT chapter acts as a liason between professional chemists and students in chemistry or related fields and provides a means for the furthering of a student's interest in chemistry.

The chapter introduces students to concrete engineering and the technical work and publications of the American Concrete Institute.

To further, within its locality, the objectives and programs of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Inc., i.e., advancing the arts, sciences, and technology of aeronautics, astronautics and hydronautics.

Architecture students connect with faculty and professional organizations while raising campus and community awareness of architectural issues.

Expose Chemical Engineering Students to academic and career opportunities, while also providing a fun social environment for peer networking.

Law students edit and publish scholarship covering criminal law, constitutional law, and related legal subjects.

The student chapter helps future librarians and archivists enter their professions and connect with their professional communities.

Students promote lung cancer screening through public outreach, research, events, and advocacy for broader access to early detection.

The marketing chapter offers resources and opportunities that help members develop their personal and professional marketing skills.

Founded in 1996, AMSA at UT represents the national organization that has chapters in college and medical schools across the nation. We are a one-stop shop for all the resources needed for pre-medical students.

To improve and foster students' understanding of the nuclear industry and radiation science, as well as perform valuable community outreach regarding nuclear technology.

The chapter represents student pharmacists and provides professional development opportunities focused on improving patient care.

The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.

The chapter connects students with researchers and practitioners working in rock mechanics and geomechanics.

The American Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at UT is an organization for students interested in research in biochemistry, molecular biology, and all related fields.

The American Society for Microbiology at UT Austin connects our members with the brilliant and diverse field of microbiology—the study of how microorganisms shape ecology, medicine, and industry.

Since 1921, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) at the University of Texas has been a perfect compliment to and integral part of the educational experience and career preparation for civil engineering students here at the University.

The American Society of Mechanical Engineers is committed to aiding students in their personal and professional development, to building unity among students, and to contributing to the surrounding community.

Students interested in statistics and data science meet through workshops, social activities, events, and travel opportunities.

Interior design students explore careers through networking, architectural tours, social events, and other professional development activities.

Students explore atmospheric science through workshops, guest speakers, networking, and community outreach.

Interested in 2D or 3D animation? Concept designs or storyboards?

A place for anime fans at UT to meet, interact, and enjoy anime together. We hope to see you at our next meeting!

Students publish literary and artistic work online and produce a print edition of the magazine each spring.

ASA is committed to creating a welcoming community to those who identify as Middle Eastern/North African, but we also openly invite the greater UT population to learn about our unique and diverse culture through potlucks, dabke nights, and more.

The Architectural Engineering Institute at UT is a nationally affiliated student organization devoted to providing architectural and civil engineering students with a link of communication to companies.

Promote community and campus awareness of the Armenian culture and support fellowship among Armenians and their friends.

Air Force officer trainees undertake service projects, fundraising, and social activities that support their development and training relationships.

This Christian student community practices a faith centered on biblical teaching and personal religious commitment.

Students provide consulting services to technology startups, applying their skills to problems faced by participating businesses.

The ministry gives students a Christian community for exploring faith, reflecting on belief, and acting on religious commitments.

The chapter supports AAPI student journalists and other journalists of color while promoting greater diversity in newsrooms.

Asian Business Student Association is a organization where students develop professional skills, explore diverse career opportunities, and build lasting connections within a supportive and inclusive community.

The Asian Pacific American Law Student Association (APALSA) is an academic, professional, and social organization dedicated to promoting the interests, and addressing the concerns, of the Asian Pacific Islander (API) community.

Asian Pharmacy Students Association is an organization that provides students with a well-rounded cultural awareness of integrative medicine and the vital role of pharmacists in the community through volunteering and leadership opportunities.

Law students participate in a musical theater company based at the UT School of Law.

To provide Computer Science students (and students interested in CS) an outlet to make like-minded friends; help students gain a better understanding of CS and excel in CS classes; help students make contacts in industry; and foster a sense of community.

The Association for Women in Mathematics - Texas Chapter aims to promote equal opportunity and the equal treatment of women and girls in the mathematical sciences.

A student-led organization that provides community, mentorship, networking, and opportunities for underrepresented students seeking educational and professional success in Computer Science.

Texas Student Circle of Association of Black Psychologists (ABPsi) mission is to promote professional development, Black Psychology and mental health awareness at The University of Texas at Austin.

The Association of Computational Engineers (ACE) is an organization dedicated to supporting students interested in Computational Engineering/Science, Aerospace Engineering, or related disciplines through technical, networking, and social opportunities.

The business organization helps members develop professionally and academically while building social connections and leadership experience.

Astronomy Students Association (ASA) is founded on the principle of making Astronomy accessible and promoting interest. We invite anyone at UT who wants to learn more about astronomy, and we do exciting outreach with the greater Austin community!

Jewish and Arab students discuss shared cultural history and participate in roundtable conversations between their communities.

Students maintain a food resource map, help peers access assistance, and research gaps in the campus food system.

Organization that showcases the mixture of Korean pop culture and American hip hop culture through dance.

Students organize Science Olympiad tournaments and help middle and high school teams access resources for collaborative STEM learning.

Members study AI safety through technical and policy fellowships, reading groups, projects, and regular community meetings.

Students interested in bodybuilding and weightlifting train within a community focused on personal improvement and competition.

Students lead reading discussions with elementary school children to develop literacy and critical thinking.

To promote interaction between members of the applied mathematics community at UT Austin, across departments, institutes, and professional marks.

The fellowship connects Chinese Christian students through Bible study and religious activities associated with Austin Chinese Church.

Members practice Christian discipleship and outreach through a church community committed to sharing their faith.

Students explore Christian faith and maintain a campus community connected with Austin Life Church beyond its Sunday services.

Members assemble bags of hygiene supplies for young people in the Austin area who lack access to basic necessities.

We aim to promote STEM exploration in elementary and secondary students around the Austin area.

The chapter connects students specializing in acoustics with others interested in the science of sound.

Students organize campaigns on social issues and student rights through a campus activist group.

Students support free overnight camps for underserved children by working as counselors or raising funds for Austin Sunshine Camps.

Nursing students build connections with their classmates and take part in opportunities to serve the community.

The Christian organization leads campus worship and connects participants with Korean churches and ministries.

Students of different beliefs learn about the Baháʼí faith through discussion and participate in community service.

The association brings students and university community members together to celebrate Bangladeshi identity, traditions, and culture.

Members gather to discuss Hindu religious teachings and questions within a campus fellowship.

The ministry connects students with a Christian community and local Baptist churches for religious participation.

We are an all-gender inclusive treble a cappella group at UT Austin that creates music to empower women and LGBTQIA+ singers on campus, in the Austin area, and around the country.

Building Inclusive Leadership in Science Together!

The Beekeeping Society is a student-led organization that brings beekeeping to the UT community. We offer hive checks, socials, sustainability events, and more!

Students explore behavioral and social data science through career discussions, advising, networking events, and connections with faculty and alumni.

Texas Bengali Students Association (BSA) is a cultural & social organization that celebrates the rich culture of Bengal at UT Austin.

Best Buddies is a registered service organization that matches UT students with adults in the Austin community with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD).

Beta Beta Beta (Tri-Beta) Biological Honor Society (Kappa Upsilon Chapter) is an honor and professional society for students of and interested in the biological sciences.

The men's social fraternity connects its membership around personal character and principled conduct.

The Christian fraternity brings college men together through Bible study, service projects, outreach, and social activities.

BeVocal is a university-wide bystander intervention initiative to promote the idea that individual Longhorns have the power to prevent high-risk behavior and harm.

Students produce films, attend technical workshops, and meet industry professionals through a studio that sponsors selected student productions.

To present the science of Bhakti-yoga to the UT community and help individuals experience and achieve a higher level of consciousness, knowledge, well being, and happiness.

Law students develop comedy material, attend performances, participate in open microphones, and present an annual law school show.

Promotion of the educational and professional interests of biomedical engineering students.

The Biomedical Optics Graduates Organization (BOGO) aims to provide students in the fields of biomedical optics and biomedical imaging with resources to attain success in both research and professional development.

Students create outreach programs that introduce schoolchildren to STEM subjects and encourage them to pursue higher education.

The organization provides a campus community where Black women can find peer support and encouragement.

Black students and peers interested in business develop professional connections while supporting initiatives serving the African American community.

The Black Graduate Student Association (BGSA) is an interdisciplinary organization that aims to empower and provide support to Black graduate students at the University of Texas at Austin through academic, professional, and community engagement.

Uplifting future health professionals and engaging with the community. Meetings every other Wednesday!

The alliance shares resources for Black Muslims and teaches members about Black history and achievements within Islam.

As the Black Student Alliance at The University of Texas at Austin, we commit ourselves to uplifting and empowering our community, with the ultimate goal of developing extraordinary leaders and uniting the Black community.

Black Student Media Association supports the advancement of visionary Black content creators to distribute stories about the Pan-African (or global Black) experience to inspire a more equitable and inclusive future.

Members oppose restrictions on books and work to increase literacy within their community.

Students gather for Bible reading, prayer, and fellowship, with particular support for second generation Korean American students.

Students of color learn about agriculture through educational activities, service, and advocacy within a campus community.

Law students practice oral and written advocacy through activities involving trials, appeals, negotiations, and client representation.

Residents participate in student activities through the council for Brackenridge, Roberts, and Prather residence halls.

UTBJJ is the official RecSports sponsored Brazilian Jiu Jitsu organization at UT Austin. We are both a recreational and competitive club and welcome those wanting to learn self defense and those who wish to compete locally.

Students and faculty practice breakdancing and introduce the dance form to the university and Austin community.

We seek to serve international students at UT by connecting them with social opportunities, service outlets, and spiritual resources.

BridgeTexas brings together students to engage in semi-informal discussions about today's political issues. Through this, students learn the experiences from people of different backgrounds while discussing U.S. policy and campus issues.

Students support mental health initiatives while building friendships and participating in university spirit activities.

The Broccoli Project is a student theatre group based in the University of Texas. We are a small troupe and will put on ~2 shows a semester, as well as host staged readings and other creative events.

Members develop business analytics skills through workshops while meeting classmates and expanding their professional networks.

Premedical students share medical school preparation resources and participate together in volunteering and charitable fundraising.

Graduate students represent departmental needs and organize community activities within civil, architectural, and environmental engineering.

Kesem is a nationwide community, driven by passionate college student leaders, that supports children through and beyond their parent’s cancer.

Temporary organization available for use by candidates participating in first-year and campus-wide elections during the election campaign season.

Through student leadership, the CEC provides diverse opportunities to catalyze a sustainable culture that is regenerative and accessible to the UT community.

To plan programs that educate, develop, entertain, and enlighten the students, faculty, and staff of The University of Texas at Austin and the surrounding community.

Students share mental health resources, discuss suicide prevention, and provide education and peer support on campus.

Students gain practical consulting experience while developing the professional skills needed for future business leadership.

Catholic law students connect with the broader Catholic legal community and access resources related to their faith.

Students participate in a coeducational Bible study community connected with Celebration Church's young adult ministry.

The society connects students who have cultural ties to Central Asia or an interest in the region.

Central Texas Model UN competes in and hosts Model United Nations Conferences. CTMUN hosts two conferences for high/middle school students, sponsors a traveling MUN team, and fosters a sense of community for all UT students engaged in global affairs.

The organization introduces Jewish students to religious holidays, cultural traditions, and Jewish daily life on campus.

Members try different workouts together each week and support one another's fitness and wellness goals.

Graduate students coordinate professional development, social events, recruitment, and financial activities for the chemical engineering graduate community.

The service society connects students through philanthropic work, academic commitments, and opportunities to develop leadership.

The sorority supports members' academic and career goals while participating in campus life and community service.

The social fraternity develops student leaders through academic achievement, community participation, and personal growth.

Latino law students support one another and discuss legal issues affecting Chicano and Hispanic communities.

Students conduct outreach, research, and advocacy addressing child welfare and the prevention of child abuse.

Predental students teach Austin children about oral hygiene as part of their community service work.

Students raise funds for programs serving children in Chinese orphanages and volunteer with Chinese adoptee communities in Austin.

CSA is dedicated to promoting Chinese culture and creating a tight-knit community. We host social events, compete in intramural sports, and much more!

Students examine how Christian beliefs relate to professional life while exploring careers and developing their talents.

Christian law students meet across denominations for Bible study, prayer, social activities, and mutual support.

Pharmacy students provide one another with academic assistance, emotional encouragement, and spiritual support through a Christian fellowship.

Christian Students on Campus (CSOC UT Austin) . Serving Longhorns since 1973.

Students study how nutrition and other lifestyle factors affect chronic disease and support community health work with nonprofit partners.

Members examine Hindu philosophy through a youth organization focused on understanding religion and spiritual practice.

Students undertake community service and develop leadership through a collegiate organization sponsored by Kiwanis International.

The council represents School of Civic Leadership students in discussions with faculty, administrators, and the university community.

Students explore law and civic leadership through research, debates, lectures, and service activities.

Students support vulnerable communities through service and advocacy while connecting peers with public service opportunities.

Members provide menstrual health education and handmade reusable pads and care packages to students in under-resourced Nepalese and Indian schools.

Students organize Indian dance competitions that bring performers and audiences together across the Austin community.

Student golfers play recreationally and compete through a club for those outside the university's collegiate golf team.

The goal of club tennis is to bring together players of different levels in order to practice, play tournaments, and make friends. We hope to support and spread the game of tennis throughout the UT campus.

CURES is geared towards providing students with a toolbelt of techniques for fighting environmental racism either in outstanding advocacy or in their everyday lives.

We are a group of art enthusiasts from all different majors at UT. Meetings are held weekly and involve fun social art activities like downtown photography tours and gouache painting.

Students collaborate on films and digital content, developing narratives and building a community around media production.

The campus ministry introduces students to Christian belief and promotes participation in religious life at the university.

The council gives education students a role in college policymaking and connects student organizations through activities and recognition events.

To proactively advance principles and values of the Republican Party on campus, to coordinate and provide logistical support to the Republican Party of Texas, and to engage and educate the larger student population on contemporary political issues.

The technology nonprofit helps members build community, access academic support, and prepare for professional opportunities.

The Communication Studies Graduate Community will provide networking and professional development activities as well as organize social activities for graduate students in the Department of Communication Studies.

Students organize community service and civic participation through programs including The Project and Alternative Breaks.

Members discuss consciousness and nonduality using ideas drawn from philosophy of mind, cognitive science, and artificial intelligence.

Students provide free consulting to small businesses owned by minority entrepreneurs and to nonprofit organizations in Austin.

Cook 'Em Horns is UT's first culinary education organization! Do you love to cook?

The Council of Graduate Chemists serves on behalf of graduate students in the Department of Chemistry by means of fostering professional and community relationships, informing about school-wide policies, and advocating for our peers needs.

We are a crafting club dedicated to all kinds of crafts. We hold workshops, teach beginners, and offer a space for any crafter to work on their own projects.

Students interested in creative writing connect with peers across experience levels through a campus writing community.

The council represents Creekside residents and raises money for residence hall activities and improvements.

Students examine criminal law, civil rights, racial equality, and the operation of the criminal justice system.

Students support communities during crises through healthcare related outreach, volunteering, and educational activities.

Members practice crochet while making garments and other items to donate to charitable causes.

The student ministry organizes campus events, volunteering, and small religious groups for students and the Austin community.

We are an outreach organization that aims to increase awareness and interest in computer science among K-12 students.

Members produce performances and hold meetings featuring work by BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and female identifying artists.

The committee celebrates African American heritage through cultural events, community service, and student leadership opportunities.

With a focus in dance and the creative arts, Dance Action holds two experimental performances on campus each year, as well as numerous social events and campus-wide dance classes.

Students create and perform longform improvisational comedy and produce filmed comedy sketches.

DCA's mission is to bring together Deaf students, HoH students, and students with a passion for ASL/Deaf Culture. We work on projects together, have discussions about Deaf Rights and education, and work on making positive changes in the community.

To support students in the Dean's Scholars Honors Program and provide them with the best undergraduate experience, while encouraging scientific engagement and undergraduate research across the university.

Facilitate representation of our diverse interests, foster a vibrant, health-conscious school culture, and empower future physician leaders in their personal, professional, and academic development.

The sorority supports members' personal development through academic achievement and opportunities to take leadership roles.

Delta Epsilon Mu is a national pre-health co-ed professional fraternity built on the four pillars of Loyalty, Dedication, Friendship, and Support with the goal to prepare its members for his/her pre-health careers.

The women's organization supports friendships and educational interests while encouraging members' social responsibility and personal development.

The sorority connects eastern and western cultural traditions through sisterhood and community service projects.

The fraternity builds a student brotherhood focused on leadership development, academic achievement, and loyalty among members.

Sorority members undertake public service while supporting one another's academic achievement and community involvement.

The fraternity connects members through friendship and service while providing opportunities to develop and contribute their talents.

Students from underrepresented cultural and ethnic backgrounds build friendships and support each other's personal growth.

The men's fraternity connects members through friendship and promotes cultural learning, character development, and justice.

Students learn product design through workshops and peer activities, including an annual Design-A-Thon.

Design for America at the University of Texas at Austin is an organization that uses human-centered design to create social impact. We are committed to working with members of the community to tackle issues in Austin and on campus.

Members explore creative approaches to healthcare through a partnership with the university's Design in Health master's program.

Students across religious and cultural backgrounds discuss current problems and seek solutions through dialogue.

The agency advocates for campus accessibility and a safer, more visible place for students with disabilities.

The Disability Advocacy Student Coalition (DASC) is a student organization that strives to advocate for accessibility at UT Austin and beyond, and to offer spaces for disability connection and conversation.

Students connect with advertising and public relations professionals, develop portfolios, and support underrepresented talent in their fields.

The purpose of Delta Kappa Alpha (DKA) is to foster lifelong character, collaborative and creative storytelling, ethical and productive business practices, philanthropic action, and serve as a resource for students of the cinematic arts.

Residents organize programs at Dobie Twenty21 that support social connections, academic progress, and use of campus resources.

Students visit Austin animal shelters to walk dogs, interact with cats, and spend time with rescued dogs.

Group created to allow DoS Graduate Assistants to connect with each other and stay updated on all the latest in the department.

Students support reading among children in rural China and work with educators to raise awareness of their needs.

Students publish stories about outdoor culture and adventure that connect the campus with Austin's wider outdoor community.

The residence council represents Duren Hall students and organizes social, academic, and personal development activities.

E-NABLE at UT Austin encourages students to improve their technical and clinical skills while utilizing the 3D printing resources on campus.

Graduate students and faculty discuss scholarship on race, ethnicity, regional studies, and solidarity politics through an English department interest group.

Students modify production vehicles with new hardware and software for an engineering competition against other universities.

The organization represents economics graduate students and works to improve their educational experience within the department.

Students promote education careers and college access for low income Austin students while developing their own professional connections.

Our goal is to expose students to state-of-the-art earthquake engineering research and design practices, as well as to provide an additional means of communicating UT research findings to other students and to the industry.

Members examine practical ways to address large social problems, including poverty, climate change, and risks associated with artificial intelligence.

The Election Supervisory Board (ESB) is tasked with conducting and overseeing all campus-wide student elections.

The Electrical Computer Engineering and Business Association (ECBA) is a student organization for all students jointly majoring in Honors Electrical Engineering and Business Honors.

To allow students opportunities to network with the gaming industry and to provide a place where they may learn about game development and improve their skills alongside other passionate students.

Students volunteer on animal welfare projects and participate in activities supporting animals in Austin.

ECLAIR is dedicated to helping all robot-loving and passionate AI students transform their unique ideas into reality. We provide the robotics parts, membership, training, and community to give students everything they need to succeed.

To create a college-wide musical society that provides flexible opportunities for students to enjoy making music together. The Orchestra ultimately envisions to establish a unique musical culture within the Cockrell School of Engineering and beyond.

ESW mobilizes students through education, technical projects, and collaborative action to impact local and global sustainability challenges.

Engineering and other STEM students explore business careers through guest speakers, networking workshops, and professional resources.

Students participate in environmental advocacy while examining how environmental harms interact with social inequalities.

To promote awareness of issues in environmental law.

The ministry offers opportunities to explore Christianity and practice faith within an Asian American student community.

The coeducational entrepreneurship fraternity connects students interested in starting businesses and developing new business ideas.

EQual, Engaged Queer and Ally MBAs make up eQual MBAs at McCombs, is a student organization dedicated to promoting diversity and inclusion within the Texas McCombs MBA program and the business community at large.

To honor outstanding electrical engineering students who have excelled in scholarship, character and leadership.

Undergraduates interested in classics participate in academic and social activities through a national honors society chapter.

Students collaborate and share creative projects involving programming, artificial intelligence, and other developing technologies.

Students design accessible learning, creative, and social activities for high school students with disabilities.

The campus ministry invites students into Christian religious life and encourages them to share their faith with others.

Student athletes, coaches, and staff participate in a Christian fellowship connecting religious practice with athletics.

Students study policies affecting women and conduct educational and advocacy activities at the university and in Austin.

The Filipino Students Association (FSA) welcomes members of all backgrounds and is committed to upholding and promoting our four core pillars: culture, sports, dance, and community.

The Financial Literacy Club @ UT Austin aims to educate college students on topics related to personal finance through workshops, podcasts, panels, newsletters, events, competitions, and interactive programs.

The Fine Arts Council serves as the official student voice of the College of Fine Arts alongside the Senate of College Councils and Student Government to address academic affairs, student life, and university wide concerns.

The organization provides a peer community for law students who are the first in their families to attend college or professional school.

Law students participate in informal fitness gatherings and wellness discussions that support their physical health.

Students advocate for equitable food access and reduced waste across the university food system.

Foot in the Door is a student-run theatre group at UT Austin. We put on 1-3 shows a year, with students involved/leading all aspects of the productions.

Members participate in community service and personal development activities while building sisterhood and university spirit.

Students volunteer with Foundation Communities on housing, healthcare, food assistance, and educational programs for Austin residents.

Students volunteer locally and internationally to support healthcare access for children and families with limited resources.

An org focused on fostering a community of students who like to build, program, design, and experiment with technology regardless of major.

The organization represents French and Italian graduate students and supports their academic, professional, and social development.

Students develop leadership and professional skills while building friendships and exploring their future careers.

The society recognizes students whose contributions have benefited the university and its community.

Students explore medical service opportunities and raise money to support Médecins Sans Frontières and its humanitarian work.

Members participate in performing arts activities involving dance, lyric writing, and other forms of artistic expression.

The coeducational singing group performs unaccompanied music on campus, in the community, and in competitions.

To provide premedical UT students with opportunities and resources including but not limited to: physician speakers, volunteering, a social environment, scholarships, and a place to meet and make friends.

Members support local small businesses and help build relationships among people in their community.

The fraternity supports members' personal development through a brotherhood that expects responsibility, discipline, and ethical conduct.

Gamma Iota Sigma (GIS) - Gamma Zeta Chapter is a national co-ed business fraternity with focus in Data Science, Risk Management, Insurance, and Actuarial Science.

We are UT's only all-gender-inclusive Greek organization for queer & allied students! If you are in need of an accepting and fun family on the 40 acres, check us out, we would love to have you!

Promote academic and career support in a welcoming and inclusive environment for all interested in physics.

Students discuss international issues, learn about other cultures, and undertake service supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Law students examine radical legal advocacy in the South and partner with community advocates on social justice issues.

Gigglepants is a short-form improv comedy troupe on the UT Campus Every show is made up on the spot and this never-been-done-before comedy is all based off of audience suggestions!

We are taking Fall 2026 to rebuild so that we can come back stronger for Spring 2027.

Women who play, work in, or follow sports connect through a supportive campus network.

Girls Who Code at UT is a community empowering students to break into tech through hands-on projects, local mentorship, and collaborative learning.

Students pursue sustainable volunteering opportunities and collaborate with other campus organizations on service activities.

Students raise awareness and support for sustainable electrification projects serving communities in developing regions.

Members research and discuss international challenges using multiple academic disciplines and develop proposed responses together.

Global Brigades is the world's largest student-led movement for global health and holistic development.

Prehealth students form mentoring and professional relationships through a Christian community interested in medical missions.

Global Medical Training (GMT) is a humanitarian, nonprofit organization dedicated to providing students with hands-on clinical experience while addressing healthcare disparities in underserved communities throughout Central and South America.

Graduate and professional students explore Christian faith through service, religious study, and discussions connecting scholarship with belief.

GAGLS will be a platform for intellectual exchange among UT graduate students interested in Germanic languages, literatures, linguistics and cultures.

The council represents engineering graduate students and communicates their concerns to the engineering dean's office.

MBA students prepare for careers in corporate finance, banking, and investment management through professional development activities.

Graduate nursing students pursue educational and professional development through a representative organization supporting their university experience.

Comparative literature graduate students build academic relationships and support one another across their different research interests.

Serves the needs of the students of the LBJ School of Public Affairs.

The Graduate Student Assembly (GSA) is the principal legislative student organization representing graduate students to the University's administration.

To represent the interests of the graduate students in the department of geological sciences.

Graduates for Underrepresented Minorities (GUM) goal is to create a supportive community among underrepresented minority graduate students.

Our organization helps provide affordable housing for low-income families while raising awareness of the lack of affordable housing in Central Texas.

Students explore ethical and legal questions in healthcare through guest speakers, case studies, debates, advocacy, and community outreach.

Healing with Harmonies is an organization of socially dedicated students who are inspired to touch the world through the power of music. We perform music from many genres at a variety of venues to connect with our audiences.

Students examine social and policy questions in health through service, leadership activities, and professional development opportunities.

HCMP is a 100% student-led organization dedicated to teaching mature, motivated pre-medical students about both the clinical and non-clinical aspects of health care.

Members develop leadership and innovation skills for careers shaping healthcare through the McCombs School of Business.

Students discuss healthcare law and learn about related careers through academic events and student panels.

To represent the interests of and create opportunities for all members of the Health Science Scholars Program at the University of Texas at Austin.

Members work on improving access to medical services for people in underserved communities.

Student educators lead health and wellness activities for campus classes, groups, and organizations.

Students advocate for cardiovascular health through an American Heart Association chapter offering fundraising and volunteering opportunities.

Students create and distribute artwork to people facing illness, poverty, orphanhood, or isolation in old age.

Stressed out with classes? Looking to try something new?

Hearts for the Homeless Austin offers to contribute to the health and well-being of one of the most vulnerable populations in our nation through free blood pressure & blood sugar screenings, education, and outreach opportunities.

We exist to provide UT students an opportunity to give back to the community around them. Partnered with Ridgetop Elementary, our org focuses on putting on a bilingual musical for the elementary students to provide funding for their fine arts program.

Male students participate in mentoring, special events, and regular meetings focused on personal development and belonging.

Students create content for an online college magazine and gain experience producing a publication for the campus community.

Students organize volunteer work to help Central Texas communities recover after flooding.

Hill House is a Christian study center serving UT Austin that supports students and faculty who are asking questions about God, discerning their sense of calling, and discovering how faith informs every area of life.

The association promotes discussion of Hindu concerns, provides religious education, and represents Hindu students on campus.

Hindu YUVA is a non-sectarian forum to preserve, practice, and create awareness about Hindu cultural and spiritual heritage.

The society supports future clinicians’ moral development and promotes clinical judgment directed toward patients’ wellbeing.

Hispanic Association of Computer Scientists (HACS) seeks to empower Hispanic students by providing opportunities to engage in leadership, networking and mentoring with peers, faculty and professionals in the area of computer science.

Pharmacy students celebrate Hispanic culture while participating in community service and promoting pharmacy practice.

Established in 1976, The Hispanic Business Student Association is committed to bringing out the best in its members and preparing them for success in the corporate world.

Students celebrate Hispanic and Latino culture through volunteer projects, social gatherings, and academic events.

The association supports minority nursing students' academic progress, career preparation, and personal development.

Predental students receive application guidance and mentoring while volunteering and supporting broader representation in dentistry.

Students develop Hispanic and Latinx public relations practice and represent emerging professionals working in communications.

Geological sciences students connect through professional, academic, and social activities celebrating Hispanic culture and student achievement.

Hong Kong Student Association at the University of Texas at Austin serves the Cantonese-speaking students community as a social group.

Business honors students discuss their program and college, build relationships, and represent their peers in university activities.

Students apply classroom knowledge through consulting projects for local businesses and community organizations.

We bring students together from across UT to nerd out about theatre and enjoy the arts! We are the student voice of Texas Performing Arts, and meet weekly for a variety of fun activities.

Students produce a fashion and culture magazine while gaining practical experience in creative production and business operations.

The team practices and competes in bhangra, a folk dance originating in the Punjab region.

Students manage social media projects for Austin nonprofits and small businesses to help clients reach their audiences.

The coeducational vocal group performs contemporary music at schools, hospitals, care facilities, and charity events around Austin.

We're a student-led running group that supports runners of all levels. Beyond running, we're dedicated to giving back to our community.

Students participate in volunteer projects addressing different community needs through regularly scheduled service opportunities.

Members promote a consistent life position through campus outreach, awareness activities, and volunteering.

Students practice photography, exchange techniques, and photograph Austin through group meetings and outings.

Sports fans debate soccer, basketball, and football, attend viewing parties, and participate in app based competitions.

TX HOSA is a pre-health organization that offers shadowing, volunteer events, socials, guest speakers from a variety of healthcare professionals, and post-secondary competitions at the state and international level.

Hum A Cappella is UT Austin's premier, competitive, South Asian fusion a cappella team. We blend Western and South Asian music styles and compete at national collegiate a cappella competitions.

Human Dimensions of Organizations undergraduates participate in social events and academic and professional development activities.

Humanities students represent their peers’ concerns and organize activities, social events, and fundraising through a student council.

Students interested in local government connect with peers and explore careers in city management through a professional association chapter.

The student chapter promotes industrial design practice and education through a professional association.

For anyone interested in the power and energy industry, we provide opportunities for members to explore career pathways, apply engineering concepts in projects, network with industry professionals, and connect with fellow students who have similar interests.

A student org focused on robotics! We accept all majors and all levels of robotics experience.

Law students participate in a reproductive justice network supporting people's ability to decide whether and how to form families.

Students organize a Christian retreat that helps incoming freshmen explore faith and connect with campus religious communities.

Students practice performing choreography and singing together on stage, with separate dance roles also available.

In Between the Lines is a place to read and discuss books with others! We meet once a week on Wednesdays at 6:30 in Parlin 206, and every other meeting is social-oriented.

With various events and meetings, our ultimate mission is to foster a strong appreciation for diversity and the preservation of the Indian culture on the campus and in the community as a whole.

South Asian Indian Orthodox students gather in a campus community that supports their religious practice and spiritual development.

Established in 1954, the Indian Students Association (ISA) is currently one of the largest student organizations. We are an umbrella organization that aims to connect all South Asian organizations on campus.

Students produce creative projects around shared themes to introduce overlooked subjects and make artistic production more accessible.

The aim of PERMIAS Austin is to promote Indonesian culture in Austin and also to build, maintain and reinforce the cultural identity and relationships between Indonesian students across the city of Austin.

The council organizes social events and shares university resources to connect undergraduate students in the School of Information.

ISSS teaches students about security and privacy through talks, workshops, and Capture the Flag competitions (CTFs).

Encourage interest in Operations Research (OR) and the Management Sciences (MS); provide an informal forum for people interested in the educational programs, opportunities, methods, and techniques of ORMS; sponsor colloquia whose speakers address ORMS.

Our mission is to foster the growth of a community of electrical engineering students within the Cockrell school through social, educational, and informational events that provide opportunities for academic, personal, and professional development.

Students interested in Latin America connect through an association linked to the university's Latin American studies institute.

ITE seeks to inform students about current events in Transportation Engineering and connect with leaders in the field in both consulting and research through speaker events, conferences, and various social activities.

Law students interested in intellectual property meet to exchange ideas and discuss their professional goals.

ITSA is a forum in which industry, government and academia meet to build a consensus on fostering, developing, and deploying intelligent vehicle highway systems.

The council governs its member fraternities and represents them in discussions with university administrators.

The International Affairs Society (IAS) is a professional and social organization that caters to students with an interest in international relations, global affairs, public service, and cultural interaction.

The chapter introduces students to drilling contractors and their work within the energy industry.

The purpose of International Business Student Association is to expand member’s knowledge of global issues that affect the way we do business.

The Cockrell School's International Engineering Education (IEE) Office coordinates with faculty and international institutions and helps students apply and participate in engineering-specific study abroad programs, in addition to other exchange programs.

International Graduate Student Ministry (IGSM) is a Christian fellowship that welcomes international graduate students from all walks of life and backgrounds.

International relations students connect with faculty and peers for academic support, career preparation, and social activities.

Student mentors help international students adjust to American life and university academics by sharing resources and guidance.

IUSM is a group for international undergraduate students who are looking for a home away from home where international students can come, relax, eat good food, go on trips, talk about meaningful topics, and go through the ups and downs of life together!

ISACO is a student cultural organization at the University of Texas at Austin dedicated to developing and nurturing the Austin Persian community.

The Ismaili Muslim Students Association serves to build bridges and uplift the quality of life in the community by integrating the cosmopolitan ethics of the Ismaili faith in each of our community service, health and fitness, social, and outreach events.

To create such opportunities for all on campus who are interested in Japanese culture to come together through various social activities (from tea ceremonies to taiko drumming) in order to teach, spread and increase awareness of Japanese culture.

Journalism Graduate Student Council serves as a liaison between students and faculty within the School of Journalism and Media. We represent student voices and offer a space to share concerns as well as to foster connection and professional development.

Founded in 2010, Kappa Rho is a pre-medical honors sorority focused on providing a close-knit community to women who have an interest in medicine.

This coeducational technology fraternity connects students through career development, alumni networking, academic support, and social activities.

Our goal is to offer UT students, faculty, and staff the opportunity to practice Kendo, or Japanese fencing.

To provide a network for our professional development by facilitating interaction between kinesiology related majors, the faculty, and the community.

Koinonia is a Christian student organization on campus where students can come to study the Bible and find answers to their questions about God, Jesus, and Christianity.

KASA opens the door to Korean culture through friendship, community, and shared experiences. Whether you're Korean, Korean American, or simply interested in learning more, everyone is welcome.

Join us to have fun discussing K-Pop/ the Korean music and entertainment industry!

Labyrinth is a progressive Christian community that is LGBTQ-friendly, racially inclusive, and open to all students, whether atheist, questioning, or devout.

The Latin Economics and Business Association is a prominent student organization in the McCombs School of Business.

LHPO provides a community for all Latinx pre-health (pre-med, pre-PA, pre-PT/OT, pre-nursing, pre-dent, pre-public health, etc.) students with academic information, peer support, and cultural camaraderie.

The Latinx Theatre Initiative is a group of students, regardless of race or ethnicity, that gather together in order to promote Latino and Hispanic art theater pieces or plays in the University of Texas at Austin.

Graduate Students of the Live Design program within the Theatre and Dance Department.

Longhorn Art Therapy Club utilizes the therapeutic benefits of art through various mediums such as painting, drawing, sculpting, collage making, etc.

Student organization which aims to strengthen and advance the profession of athletic training by promoting education, professionalism, leadership, and volunteerism.

Longhorn Bakers is a community of student bakers of all experience levels. We are dedicated to giving back to the local community through baking, while honing our baking skills, learning about new foods, and connecting with each other.

A club for discussing all types of American comic books! These include titles from Marvel, DC, and independent publishers!

The Longhorn Cubing Club's aim is to create a community of cubers on campus who can socialize while partaking in a shared hobby. Even if you don't know how to solve a Rubiks cube, or are new to solving, we can teach you; everyone is always happy to help!

LDC is an inclusive organization that embraces all genres of dance. All skill levels and majors are welcome to attend!

Our mission is to provide excellence in emergency response and education to the University of Texas and greater Austin community.

The social hub for all things energy at UT Austin. Open to both undergraduate and graduate students from all disciplines.

We are a student group for people who are interested in art and costumes of anthropomorphic animals (commonly referred to as"furries"). We are looking to host social events around campus.

Longhorn Gaming is the central hub for casual gaming at UT. No matter your background, what game you play, or your skill level, LG is the organization for you.

Longhorn Macro Investors (LMI) is dedicated to educating its members about how to invest their personal savings. LMI is different from other investment organizations because we take macro perspectives and focus on learning from the market as a whole.

We are a 200+ member organization promoting Pre-Pharmacy to students at the University of Texas at Austin.

Longhorn Quiz Bowl competes in academic tournaments locally and across the nation. In the 2021-2022 season, Longhorn Quiz Bowl came third nationally at the Intercollegiate Championship Tournament.

UT Austin Chapter of Formula SAE and Solar Vehicle Teams.

We center on Riichi, a competitive mahjong variant fostering psychological and statistical strategies. Alongside game sessions, we hold strategy talks and join tournaments.

The Longhorn Rocketry Association is a student-run organization which designs, builds, and tests high-power rockets. We aim to provide hands-on experience with industry-standard design processes, fabrication techniques, and testing and launch procedures.

A co-educational show choir providing UT Austin with entertainment and UT Spirit.

For all swimmers (old and new) who want to train with a group of people and engage in the sport of swimming.

Men's and Women's collegiate Wrestling team at the University of Texas.

We host workshops and events on topics in machine learning and data science - students of all levels and majors are welcome!

The Marine Science Club is dedicated to introducing the wonders of the seven seas to all students. We aim to provide aspiring oceanographers with the skills, resources, and support needed to advance themselves in the marine world.

To support and to be of service to all graduate students in residence at the Marine Science Institute at Port Aransas through many varied programs and projects.

Math Club is a social and academic organization meant for anyone interested in mathematics.

The Mechanical Engineering Graduate Student Board acts as a liaison between ME graduate students and faculty. MEGSB also aids in professional development of graduate students and seeks to enhance the graduate student experience.

Texas MEDLIFE seeks to deliver aid to families and communities in need all over the globe through three broad avenues: Medicine, Education, and Development.

Inform, develop and prepare future special warfare officers for the demands of their prospective selection program and career field.

The purpose of UT's Minority Women Pursuing Law (MWPL) is to unite and motivate minority women who are interested in law, justice, and obtaining a law degree.

Miracle Messages Austin is a student organization that is on a mission to end relational poverty on the streets. We offer family reunification services and a phone buddy system to help rebuild formal or informal social support for our unhoused neighbors.

Texas MSA provides Muslims at UT an opportunity to participate in Islamic, educational, outreach, service, and social activities while strengthening the sisterhood and brotherhood among Muslims.

In conjunction with the National Alliance on Mental Illness, National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) On Campus at the University of Texas at Austin seeks to educate the community on mental health conditions and support those affected by them.

Natural Sciences Council was founded in 1972 to serve as a liaison between the students and the faculty in the College of Natural Sciences (CNS).

New Wave Longhorns is a supportive student community that provides social activities, academic growth, and professional development for students on a nontraditional path to their degree!

Noteworthy is a co-ed A Cappella group at The University of Texas at Austin founded in 2014. Noteworthy presents an eclectic sound, bridging genres with their original arrangements.

Nritya Sangam Indian Dance Troupe is a not-for-profit organization at The University of Texas committed to serving its community through its passion for Indian classical dance and its philanthropic spirit.

The objective of Omega Chi Epsilon (OXE) is to recognize and promote high scholarship, original investigation, camaraderie, and professional service in the McKetta Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Texas at Austin.

Our Mission: Increasing Accessibility Through the Power of Community.

Origami Circle is dedicated to teaching UT students the art of paper folding.

The mission of the Pediatric Pharmacy Association is to advance pediatric pharmacy practice, support the health and wellbeing of children, and promote safe and effective medication use in children through Collaboration, Advocacy, Research, and Education.

We are the Petroleum Graduate Students Association (PGSA) at the University of Texas at Austin. We represent the graduate student organization for the Hildebrand Department of Petroleum Engineering.

Promote and conduct all kind of activities for the Pharmacy graduate students.

The Texas Plan II Pre-Medical Society provides students early, interdisciplinary exposure to the medical field through volunteer, social, and guest speaker opportunities.

The Platypus Affiliated Society organizes reading groups and events focused on problems and tasks inherited from the “Old” (1920s-30s), “New” (1960s-70s) and post-political (1980s-90s) Left for the possibilities of emancipatory politics today.

The Polymathic Scholars Student Leadership Panel is the student organization of the Polymathic Scholars Honors Program in the College of Natural Sciences.

The primary mission of the Dell Med Pre-health & Distinguished Scholars is to empower undergraduate students throughout their pre-health journey with professional development, community engagement and mentorship opportunities.

POPS is an established student organization that works to inform University of Texas at Austin students about the field of optometry.

The Pre-Physician Assistant Society at UT was founded in 1999. As the physician assistant profession continues to grow, members of this organization will gain more insight about the profession and make valuable contacts in the healthcare industry.

We are an organization striving to provide Pre-Veterinary students with information about veterinary school, medicine, and the veterinary career while pursuing volunteer opportunities as an inspired group.

Present Your PhD (PYP) is a science outreach organization where graduate students present their research to K-12 students.

UTPC has been managing programming contests at UT for years and we manage UT's representation at the ACM ICPC competitions on behalf of the Computer Science department.

The Project, UT Austin's largest day of service, is an annual event that connects UT students with Austin communities. Each year, the Project Planning Team partners with a local neighborhood to do service projects that support the community.

Project Yellow is a student-led organization that strives to increase mental health awareness throughout elementary schools in the Austin area through the teaching of our research-backed lesson plans.

Q++ is an organization that aims to empower and provide support for LGBTQ+ students in computer science and technology through academic, professional, and social events.

The Queer & Trans Black Indigenous People Of Color Agency (QTBIPOCA) exists to contribute to the self-empowerment, visibility, and education of the issues and concerns of Queer & Trans Black Indigenous People of Color at the University of Texas at Austin.

Reading Aces is a volunteering organization dedicated to promoting and enhancing child literacy and comprehension.

The Rifle and Pistol Club gives students the opportunity to learn about firearms and develop their shooting techniques through range trips and open matches.

In order to continue to create a safer UT Community, all registered & sponsored student organizations complete the Safety Education Program annually.

The purpose of the organization is to promote a sense of community within the School of Human Ecology and act as a liaison between the students and the faculty at the school.

Science Under the Stars is a graduate student run public lecture series. Events start at dusk outdoors at Brackenridge Field Laboratory monthly.

SCORE Athletics is an affiliated student organization with SCORE Athletics, an established 501(c)(3) non-profit based in the Austin area that provides kids with the opportunity to play team sports in a safe, competitive environment.

To serve as the official voice of students in academic affairs through representation by the College Councils.

Seva Charities finds non-profit organizations/charities whose values and missions line up with ours and put on events to raise money for these causes, both local and global here at UT.

To promote the values and to spread awareness of Sikhi through events involving the university community and the Austin community.

SNAFU Improv is UT's ONLY long-form improvised comedy troupe. We create never before seen, never before practiced, and completely made up on the spot shows based on audience suggestions!

A social club at UT. Let's eat food, talk about/watch anime, and get caught up in wacky shenanigans.

Our purpose is to prepare Asian heritage scientists and engineers for success in the global business world, to celebrate diversity and participate socially on campus, and to provide opportunities for members to make contributions to their local communities.

Mission: SHPE changes lives by empowering the Hispanic community to realize its fullest potential and to impact the world through STEM awareness, access, support and development.

We are a student-led organization open to anyone with a love of physics. We feature year-round guest lectures & talks from professors and others in the industry, information sessions, socials, and competitions.

At the core of everything UT SWE does is our mission to create a welcoming community that allows women engineering students to develop as leaders.

SAMO is intended to create murals and various public art spaces to provide students with a platform to creatively express themselves, raise awareness for certain causes, and diversify the visual landscape of Austin as a whole.

The Structural Engineers Association of Texas (SEAoT) Student Chapter at The University of Texas at Austin seeks to enhance students’ understanding of the structural engineering field through technical discussions with professionals and professors.

The Student Chapter of SPWLA at UT Austin is dedicated to advancing the science of petrophysics and formation evaluation among students and young professionals at The University of Texas at Austin.

The purpose of the Student Community of Asian Nurses is to provide an environment that promotes learning, discovery, freedom, leadership, individual opportunity, and responsibility.

The Student Engineering Council, or SEC, is an organization composed of engineering students whose purpose is to represent students of the Cockrell School of Engineering on campus and in the surrounding communities.

Student Government (UTSG) is the official representative body for student voices at UT Austin. We advocate for student interests with university leadership and work to improve campus life through initiatives, events, and policy advocacy.

The Student Medical Reserve Corps at UT is an organization that strives to create a group of volunteers (comprising of faculty, staff, students, and community leaders) to be prepared to assist in public health issues and emergencies on and around campus.

"The SVA is dedicated to creating a culture for veterans on campus to further their social, academic, and professional skills while advocating for their needs."

Students for Planned Parenthood empowers and rallies students to fight for reproductive freedom.

SMLS is an organization of students from the University of Texas at Austin who are interested in becoming Medical Laboratory Scientist/Technologist.

S.M.I.L.E. is dedicated in volunteering with children throughout the Austin area! We volunteer at clinics, non-profits, and schools to make a difference in kids' lives!

The Studio Art Graduate Association (SAGA) is a student-run organization that serves the needs of Studio Art graduate students by providing opportunities for social, professional, and artistic enrichment and advocating for Studio Art MFA students.

We offer the opportunity to learn about policy, engineering, & business sides behind various types of energy - biofuels, oil & gas, solar, batteries, carbon capture, & many more - via biweekly meetings, events, & our annual energy case competition.

Synapse welcomes students of all majors and backgrounds! We aim to cultivate a welcoming space in which students, brought together by a shared appreciation for the brain, find social belonging and academic guidance at UT.

To provide cultural identity to Taiwanese Americans, Asian Americans, and those interested in Taiwanese culture by offering social, cultural, and philanthropic events and facilitating a close-knit student community.

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Tau Beta Pi is an interdisciplinary engineering honor society that recognizes students with distinguished scholarship and exemplary character.

Tau Sigma at the University of Texas at Austin is a National Honor Society designed exclusively for transfer students on the Forty Acres.

Teachers of Tomorrow is a community of College of Education students who hope to one day change the world. Our time together is spent developing relationships and professional experiences through panels, discussions, and volunteer work in schools.

Texas 4000 for Cancer at the University of Texas at Austin empowers students to take a role in the fight against cancer through fitness, philanthropy, and community engagement through a student organization and summer ride team.

The Texas Asian Pan-Hellenic Council is the governing body for Asian-interest Greek letter organizations at the University of Texas at Austin.

Texas Ballroom is a UT Sport Club which fosters appreciation for the art and sport of ballroom dance. Our members range from beginners to experienced competitors.

Texas Belles is a pre-professional event planning organization for students interested in the hospitality industry. We are affiliated with the Moody College of Communication but do not restrict membership to those majors.

Black Lens is THE space for Black creatives at UT. Our mission is to establish a safe, empowering, and innovative space for Black creatives on campus to explore their artistic passions and pursuits.

Texas Brain Exercise Initiative is a chapter of a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that recruits volunteers to utilize specific brain exercises as an intervention to improve cognitive function in those with Alzheimer's Disease.

The Texas Business Healthcare Association at The University of Texas at Austin is a student organization dealing with business, healthcare, and student involvement.

TCC is a club that offers a collaborative learning environment where students learn basic technical skills in fields like finance, accounting, and valuations to prepare them personally and professionally for a career in finance or related fields.

Texas Consulting is a student-run management consulting organization focused on advising and working on pro-bono projects for Fortune 500s, global non-profits, and venture backed startups.

Texas Convergent was established to promote collaboration across the University of Texas through entrepreneurship. Convergent aims to bridge the gap between the Computer Science department and students across the university.

Texas Counter-Strike is a community dedicated to providing a platform for students interested in Counter-Strike to enjoy this passion. Annual events, spontaneous 10 mans, and collegiate tournaments are some of the many activities enjoyed by our members.

Texas Dhoom is a co-ed, noncompetitive Bollywood fusion dance team!

Texas DnD is a tabletop gaming club open to all levels of experience. Our groups generally play TTRPGs such as DnD and Pathfinder; we provide a community for like-minded individuals interested in Tabletop Role-Play Games and meeting new people.

Our goal is to share and introduce the art of lion and dragon dance throughout the community.

Texas EEB Club is a community for all students interested in topics related to ecology, evolution, and animal behavior at UT Austin created through mentorship, social activities, and shared professional resources.

TEXAS FSC is the premier figure skating club at the University of Texas at Austin. We are dedicated to creating a vibrant community of skaters and promoting the sport of figure skating.

Texas Fuego is a co-ed spirit group at the University of Texas at Austin aimed towards the Hispanic and Latino communities that promotes its pillars of social, spirit, service, and culture.

Texas Gospel Fellowship is intended to serve the Black community through the love of Christ. Texas Gospel Fellowship, commonly known as TGF, is part of a larger nationwide movement known as Intervarsity.

Texas Health Education Advocacy and Law is intended to bridge the critical gap between law, medicine, and public health by bringing together students across disciplines to collaborate and learn.

Texas Healthy Habits is a service organization focused on educating youth on healthy eating habits and oral hygiene in the local Austin community.

Black women in technology participate in mentoring, technical workshops, academic support, career activities, and STEM outreach to school students.

The Hispanic Association of Pre-Pharmacists is dedicated to building a strong community for future pharmacists and pharmaceutical scientists.

To provide the students and faculty of the University of Texas the opportunity to watch or play competitive Ice Hockey and to improve the ability and skills of those who play.

The Texas Iron Spikes will be the premier fraternal, service, and spirit organization on campus and in the community, recognized for its commitment to excellence and leadership.

We provide Judo instruction to members of all skill levels while also having fun and making friends!

To conduct regular meetings for the study and practice of juggling, unicycling, and related disciplines of object manipulation and balance arts.

The purpose of the Texas Latin Dance is to promote the art of Latin Dance to the UT community at large. It is students teaching fellow students how to dance in a fun, positive environment.

Texas Luminescence is a software engineering club, focused on creating passion products centered around AI and machine learning technology.

The mission of Texas Materials Research Society (MRS) is to represent and further the interests of MSE graduate students and organize department-wide events to build community within the Texas Materials Institute.

TMSE aims to unite students from diverse majors with a passion for materials science and engineering, fostering a community where they can cultivate interests and skills, and ensuring access to crucial resources and knowledge for individual success.

To provide students with a knowledge of opportunities and developments in nutrition and dietetics fields, and to promote healthful eating and behavioral habits within the community.

Texas Orange Jackets is one of UT's oldest honorary service and spirit organization that uplifts nonbinary, transgender, gender-diverse, and female-identitying communities who seek to better The University and the City of Austin, to empower everyone to be leaders in their respective communities…

A solid platform for UT students to experience the unique and traditional Pakistani culture and heritage. It also enables them to gather and share their unique experiences and build lifelong friendships.

TPCA aims to provide prospective Certified Anesthesiologist Assistants (CAAs) students with resources, opportunities, and assistance in their pre-health journeys.

Texas Pre-Dental Society prepares pre-dental students to be confident in their dental school applications. TPS provides support in all areas of dental disciplines: volunteering, shadowing, and more.

The Texas Pre-Law Honor Society is UT Austin's largest student-run, co-ed pre-law organization. From weekly speakers and mock trial to LSAT scholarships and mentorship, our members gain a tight-knit community and graduate ready to pursue a legal career.

The Texas Pre-OT Community serves as a resource for Pre-OT students when navigating their graduate school application process and a place to connect students to fulfilling shadowing and volunteering opportunities throughout the Austin community.

Make pre-physical therapy students aware of academic and career opportunities as well as job shadowing and observation experience.

We are a group of students at UT Austin who are building, designing, and launching software products to solve real-world problems in our community.

Texas Public Health is open to students of all majors who are interested in public health.

A student org to promote community, opportunities, and professional development for graduate students in Texas Robotics.

Texas Rock Climbing is the official climbing team at UT Austin, representing UT in the Collegiate Climbing Series, the national governing body for competitive collegiate climbing.

Our mission is to provide students with opportunities to explore the world of psychology through guest speakers, volunteer projects, workshops, and socials.

TSTV is UT's very own student-run TV station! We provide volunteers with an educational and creative environment to produce cross-media programming, aiming to entertain and enrich the lives of not only UT's student body but the greater Austin community.

Texas Sunshines is an established spirit group at The University of Texas at Austin founded in Spring 2017. Our organization consists of a diverse group of individuals dedicated to service, spirit, and friendship.

Love live music and want people to go to shows with? Join Texas Supports Live Music to discover local concerts, support student bands, and experience Austin’s music scene with a community of fellow concert lovers.

The Texas Sweethearts is an honorary service, spirit, and social student organization at the University of Texas at Austin. Our members serve both the Longhorn and greater Austin community while promoting spirit throughout campus.

To provide a variety of tabletop/board games for students to learn and enjoy. We have many games both popular and niche for our members to enjoy and play!

We train in Olympic-style Taekwondo sparring and compete at regional, state, and national tournaments in both the collegiate and open categories, including the National Collegiate Taekwondo Association's annual Championships, a USA Olympic Taekwondo endorsed event (in which we are 6x back-to-back national champions!).

Our purpose is to expose engineering students to the industry of Theme Park and Amusement entertainment by conducting hands on activities that allow them to have design experience.

Texas THON at The University of Texas at Austin is a student-run philanthropy that raises funds and awareness for Dell Children's Medical Center of Central Texas - our local Children's Miracle Network Hospital, right here in Austin.

Our mission is to educate, support, and bring together both casual and competitive shotgun athletes. We encourage Longhorns of all skill levels (including complete novices) to come out, see us at practice, and join in on the fun!

The Texas URJ produces an annual journal that publishes research done by undergraduates at UT Austin. Additionally, the URJ hosts panels and networking events throughout the year to introduce students to broad topics in research and in research writing.

Texas UNICEF serves to educate the campus and community about UNICEF's child survival work, advocate awareness of child survival issues, and raise funds to help children in our local community and around the world.

Texas Wake is the official Wakeboarding Team of UT. Texas Wake gives UT students the chance to learn/further develop their wakeboarding/surfing skills and connect with some amazing people.

The Texas Wranglers serve as a Male Spirit Group at the University of Texas at Austin.

Texas Wushu is a performance martial arts organization led by UT students that perform, demonstrate, and compete at a national level. Come learn more about a contemporary sport with ancient history!

ASHRAE is a building technology society that focuses on building systems, energy efficiency, indoor air quality and sustainability within the industry.

Thai Association of Austin was founded since 1973 with the mission to foster the Thai community and Thai culture in Austin. We organize social and cultural events for our members and provide any needs for new members.

The Purpose of Theta Tau is to develop and maintain a high standard of professional interest among its members, and to unite them in a strong bond of fraternal fellowship.

The Texas TTH chapter strives to discuss relevant scientific and ethical issues using a research-based perspective.

The Turing Scholars Student Association is an association for students in the Turing Scholars Honors Program of the Computer Science Department.

TPUSA UT’s mission is to identify, educate, and organize students to promote the principles of freedom, free markets, and limited government.

TX MedstART is a community of philanthropists who aim to use our creativity to promote wellness and uplift artists. Through this organization, we hope to bridge the gap between arts and healthcare via community projects, fundraising events, and art!

TX Votes is a nonpartisan student organization dedicated to increasing civic engagement across UT's campus through voter registration, tabling, partnering with other student orgs, hosting fun civic events, and so much more!

Type Texas: The Diabetes Link chapter at UT Austin aims to connect, inspire, and empower individuals living with diabetes.

By serving as the umbrella organization for the McCombs School of Business, the Undergraduate Business Council's mission is to help organize and unite the McCombs Affiliated Student Organizations to make a strong student body that supports its school.

To provide an organization for undergraduate students interested in the Earth Sciences to unite in a social and professional environment. Our aims and ambitions are to foster lasting relationships between members.

Undergraduate Korean Association (UKA) provides opportunities for Korean students to form a broad network within the community through various events and projects that will enhance students’ academic, social, and career needs.

United Mission for Relief & Development - Austin aims to provide relief to those in the local community with a focus on building the future leaders of our community while improving ourselves in the service of others.

To increase campus civic engagement, support local canidates, and to fight for the progressive reforms needed to build a more fair just and equitable world - and to have a blast while doing it.

Founded in 1978, University Fashion Group (UFG) is UT Austin’s premier professional fashion organization, helping students of all majors explore the industry and gain real-world experience through NYFW participation, our Capstone Fashion Show, and more.

The University Management and Business Research Association is a pro bono consulting organization that uses design thinking to empower students to create real-world solutions for both large and local business clients.

The Guild maintains a regular ringing schedule of the Kniker Carillon during the academic year, furthers the musical education of its members through performance and instruction, performs at official functions of the university, and encourages general interest in the Carillon at the University of Texas.

The University of Texas Sport Club Association (UTSCA) consists of sponsored student organizations with Recreational Sports. Each club is formed, developed, governed and administered by the student membership of the club working with RecSports.

The University Panhellenic Council at UT Austin governs the 13 National Panhellenic sororities. Our mission is to foster a vibrant and inclusive Greek community dedicated to empowering women through scholarship, service, and sisterhood.

The University Residence Hall Association empowers, motivates, and advocates for on-campus residents by providing them with skills and resources in order for them to excel and positively impact the campus community.

University Theatre Guild serves as a creative outlet for theatre lovers of all experience levels who want to surround themselves with like-minded individuals.

We study and practice Yoga. There is an off campus speaker/ instructor who donates his services.

Our goal is to further archery as a competitive intercollegiate sport and to provide students, staff, and faculty, regardless of experience, an opportunity to obtain and improve their archery skills.

The purpose of this group is to provide training, resources, and networking opportunities for UT Austin Registered and Sponsored Student Organizations.

As the official competitive dance team for the University of Texas at Austin, we work to represent our university with pride and grace at various public performances around Austin, as well as multiple dance competitions nationwide.

UTFC aims to provide members of the University community with the opportunity to develop their fencing skills and increase their enjoyment of the sport through participation in organized drills, bouting and tournaments!

The University of Texas Sailing Team is a nationally competitive sport club. Our mission is to share the knowledge and love of competitive sailing with the University community.

Texas Water Ski was established to represent The University of Texas at Austin at sanctioned tournaments in the South Central Region of the National Collegiate Water Ski Association (NCWSA).

UXUT at the University of Texas at Austin is intended to connect design students with industry partners in the field, build a lasting community among like-minded designers, and create opportunities to grow through events, workshops, and networking.

VSA's purpose is to facilitate a friendly environment between Vietnamese students, other international students, and the University community.

Amplifying Black Voices through Music & Sound.

Organization providing aerospace industry project-based leadership and development opportunities for undergraduate engineering students. Our vision is for more women to graduate with confidence and experience in the field of aerospace engineering.

WCAE is dedicated to creating an inclusive community for undergraduate women, supporting women with mentorship throughout their studies, and engaging alumni and faculty role models to advance leadership and career development in engineering.

To provide a community for Women in Computer Science to meet other women, network with top technology companies, and encourage more women to join the technology field.

Women in Gaming is an organization devoted to empowering women, lgbtq+ and non-binary individuals in the gaming industry. WIG strives to provide a community for gamers through social and professional events.

WME exists to provide professional, academic, and personal resources to its members. We create opportunities for women in the Mechanical Engineering Department to build community and network with other undergraduate, graduate, and faculty ME women.

Women in Medicine supports the professional interests of women at UT pursuing careers in health-related fields.

Women in Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering (WPGE) is a student organization that provides community and opportunities for the women in Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering (PGE) at The University of Texas at Austin.

Supporting and encouraging the professional development and advancement of students in psychology at UT Austin.

Women Leaders in Communication (WLC) is a student organization at UT Austin dedicated to uplifting and developing leaders across disciplines through professional development, mentorship, and community-building centered on effective communication.

Women of Excellence connects well-established UT leaders with incoming first and second-year women and nonbinary individuals. Texas WOE was founded on six pillars: mentorship, leadership, empowerment, service, diversity, and professionalism.

WTS-HOT Student Chapter is committed to the advancement of women in the transportation field through networking, education and professional development events.

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated is a community-conscious, action-oriented organization, founded on the tenants of scholarship, service, sisterhood, and finer womanhood.

(Un)Jaded is a mental health and service organization intended to destigmatize mental health and encourage social advocacy amongst the AAPI community and its allies.

0Fficial Pulse Club (OPC) is UT Austin's first student-run perfume club. Anyone is welcome.

The 1967 Latina Run Club is a student-led organization that creates a safe, empowering space for runners of all levels. We host weekly runs to promote health, community, and wellness.

2400 Nueces Residence Hall Council (RHC) is a student-led organization that represents the residents of a specific residence hall. The council works to foster a sense of community, enhance the on-campus living experience, and advocate for student needs.

We are a pioneering consulting student organization focused on delivering projects to clients through a unique framework of understanding the root of the issue first: Design Thinking.

725 Dream at UT Austin increases accessibility to U.S. citizenship by providing advocacy, outreach, and partnerships that empower aspiring citizens and expand opportunities in our community.