The full directory

African Caribbean Student Association is an organization to welcome all African and Caribbean students on campus. We strive to Promotion cultural exchange within different African and Caribbean national and cultural groups as well as educate.

The Arabic Language and Culture Association at UW strives to foster a vibrant and supportive community that encourages the use and appreciation of the Arabic language while celebrating the rich diversity and cultural heritage of the Arabic-speaking world

To reach into the collegiate community--primarily Asian Pacific Americans--with the life-changing message of Jesus Christ and give students a safe place to feel accepted and to belong to.

The Asian/Pacific American Law Student Association (APALSA) was formed to organize, support, and promote the concerns within Asian and Pacific Islander minorities in the legal profession and to increase ethnic diversity and representation in law school.

We hold events, trainings, and competitions to encourage Asian women in sports, particularly basketball. These are completely recreational. We use AI as our coaches for both team and private trainings.

We are a student chapter of the Association for Women in Mathematics. Our goals are to increase knowledge and interest in the mathematical sciences and to encourage people, especially women, to pursue their interests in these fields.

We advocate for Asian cultural/international RSOs and students at UW

Advocates for African and African American RSO's and students on campus.

ASUW MESC is committed to serving, celebrating, and advocating for Middle Eastern Students at UW, as well as creating a safe space for students who need physical or emotional support both on and off campus.

Advocate for LGBTQ+ RSO's and students on campus. ASUW QSC works through programming, policy, and community advocacy to support and elevate the queer student voices on campus.

Awaaz is a South-Asian fusion a cappella group which takes songs from South-Asian and Western culture and creates harmonious arrangements of all varieties.

We strive to be a political voice of the African American student body and to provide cultural, social, and academic activities that promotes unity and solidarity.

BHBPLSA exist to support it's members in successfully integrating into law school and the legal field by leverage the collective power and resources of students, alumni, and the law school community.

CSA is a Chinese cultural club that promotes understanding and diversity among not only Chinese but people of all walks of life and backgrounds. To become a member please visit our website: csauw.com and follow us @csauw

Our organization welcomes all UW students who are interested in knowing God. Our unique focus is to bring UW students into a mature, full, and subjective knowledge of who God is.

We are a Christian RSO that is passionate about connecting people to Jesus Christ. Cru is a place to get your questions answered or grow deeper in your relationship with God!

The Desi Dhamaka Student Organization at the University of Washington, Seattle, is a student-run Registered Student Organization (RSO) at the UW. The Desi Dhamaka RSO is responsible for putting on the annual Desi Dhamaka cultural event.

The purpose of the East African Student Association at the University of Washington is to create a safe space to discuss various East African experiences and points relating to communities and countries within the East African boundaries.

Rooted in the feminist tradition of communal organizing, the GWSS RSO aims to organize events and build kinship amongst students devoted to feminist, queer, and intersectional work.

Our vibrant undergraduate program offers a wide range of programs including Shabbat, holiday, educational, cultural, social justice, social and Israel-related offerings.

This club is stemmed to support and be a safe place for Indigenous students whose families are from an Indigenous community in Latin America. This is also a place where others just want to learn and listen.

ISAUW is an cultural organization that promotes the Indonesian culture at the University of Washington and beyond.

iQueeries is a student-led organization whose mission is to create a safe, inclusive, and empowering space for queer-identifying students within the Information School.

We seek to establish and build the anti-imperialist Jewish presence and community on campus. JVP envisions a world where all people — from the U.S. to Palestine — live in freedom, justice, equality, and dignity.