The full directory

The Korean Student Association (KSA) provides an avenue for students with common interests to enhance their college experience through interacting in a social cultural and political environment.

LIGSA is an organization that brings together all students attending Graduate Schools at UW to celebrate Latin American cultural diversity, foster a supportive network, and promote cross-cultural understanding through engaging events and activities.

MASA UW serves as a support group to members, promotes camaraderie between fellow Malaysians at UW & the Greater Seattle Area, as well as encourages cultural understanding between Malaysian students and students from other countries at UW.

MESALSA strives to create a sense of community among students of Middle Eastern and South Asian heritage, as well as students interested in the Middle East and South Asia. MESALSA creates an opportunity to connect with legal professionals in Seattle.

To promote unity among multicultural and underrepresented Greek organizations at the University of Washington.

The National Pan-Hellenic Council at the University of Washington is comprised of six out of nine active historically Black Greek-letter Fraternities and Sororities.

The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) organization is dedicated to the academic and professional success of African-American engineering students and professionals.

We are dedicated in an inclusive and supportive community for students of North African descent and those interested in the cultures.

The purpose of OUTLaws is to provide social and professional networking for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) law students at the University of Washington School of Law; to raise awareness of LGBT legal issues; and foster community.

The purpose of the Pakistani Students Association is to provide a space for cultural understanding, celebration and solidarity. Providing a link for Pakistani students and beyond to our heritage, contributing to the university community and at large.

Peers at the University of Washington is a RSO that provides a peer-support group with the goal of bringing community and support to LGBTQ+ University of Washington students.

A connection made through a shared passion for food. Explore the cultural, emotional, and personal dimensions of food with the student-led magazine Plate.

We support inclusive space for trans, genderqueer, gender non-conforming, queer, and LGBTQIA+ allies to practice new sports together— offering an alternative to traditional, gendered intramurals. Come try new things with other queer beginners!

Fostering a community space for the identities provided, and advocacy of the identities, i.e. Queers of Color.

SISTERHOOD supports the success of Black women at the University of Washington by providing a sense of community, encouraging respect, and fostering leadership.

Our mission is to create a space for students who identify as women of color to socialize, learn, and create.

SASE's mission is to prepare STEM-pursuing students for success in the professional industry, to celebrate diversity on campus, and to provide opportunities for members to make contributions to their local communities.

The Black Student Journal functions as a platform for the written work of students on the University of Washington campus.

FIUTS (The Foundation for International Understanding Through Students) advances international understanding through cross-cultural experiences, student leadership, and community connections.

It shall be the purpose of Unidas Seremos to establish an organization which provides unity among multicultural women. Unidas Seremos is committed to promote diversity through cultural awareness, academic excellence, and community service.

Unplugged is a fusion band at the University of Washington (Seattle) that performs South Asian and Western inspired pieces.

Our club's main goal is to discuss and explore contemporary Wasian identity in the postmodernist cultural landscape of America. Anyone, regardless of race, is welcome to join.

Our group’s mission is to uplift women interested in the hard sciences and to support them in their pursuit of a university degree.

Women in Computing (WiC) at the University of Washington is a group of students in the Paul G. Allen School (of all genders and orientations) dedicated to cultivating a strong supportive community of women in the Allen School.