Undergraduate Clubs

The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) is a professional organization dedicated to advancing computing as a science and profession. This club aims to promote computing excellence, cultivate a vibrant tech community, and provide educational and networking opportunities for students at the City College of New York.

Club Website URL: https://beaverscode.club/

Active Minds at CCNY is a chapter of its parent organization, Active Minds, a national nonprofit founded in 2003. Our goal is to destigmatize mental health and create a supportive and inclusive community where students have a space to openly discuss mental health. We aim to bring mental health awareness to campus through informational, awareness campaigns, while also hosting fun, relaxing meetings for students to connect and unwind. Through our work, we strive to create a campus environment where no student feels alone.

Club Website URL: https://www.instagram.com/activemindsundergradatccny/#

The American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) is an independent, nonprofit, student-run organization dedicated to providing unmatched programs, information, and resources on issues critical to architectural education. The mission of the AIAS is to promote excellence in architectural education, training, and practice; to foster an appreciation of architecture and related disciplines; to enrich communities in spirit of collaboration; and to organize students and combine their efforts to advance the art and science of architecture.

Club Website URL: https://www.instagram.com/aias_ccny/

The American Medical Student Association (AMSA) is the largest national association run by pre-medical and medical school students. AMSA's mission includes educating students on essential topics that diverge from the traditional curricula, unifying physicians in training from across the country, and empowering students through advocacy initiatives. AMSA Sophie Davis has hosted several events such as the national fall AMSA conference, the annual Food Talk, and upcoming Bioethics Symposium. Through these events, AMSA Sophie Davis aims to improve the future of medicine through student involvement and education.

Club Website URL: https://groups.ccny.cuny.edu/amsasd/home/

The American Medical Women's Association (AMWA) is a national organization made of female physicians and medical students. The organization focuses on the advancement of women in medicine despite the many hardships and challenges women face on their road to a career in medicine. As an undergraduate chapter of AMWA at the City College of New York, we hope to keep AMWA's national goals of health equity and excellence alive, along with providing a space for pre-med students on CCNY's campus to come together and support each other through their medical journeys. We will also work with the graduate chapter of AMWA through the medical students in the CUNY School of Medicine. As a club, we hope to have events and meetings that promote the advancement of the females on our campus. This will be done through networking, social justice, and volunteering events like Strong Women in medicine which exposes students to a panel of women who are leaders in the biomedical field and students are able to interact and gain knowledge from leaders to build connections for their professional aspirations. We hope that you join or support in the fall of 2026!

Club Website URL: https://www.instagram.com/amwa.ccny/

The American Society of Civil Engineers, the oldest national professional engineering society, was founded in 1852 with an objective to enhance the welfare of humanity by advancing the science and profession of civil engineering. More than 150,000 individual ASCE members are engaged in engineering education, research, public agency, industrial, construction, and private engineering practice. An elected Board of Direction governs ASCE. The Society's mission, goals and objectives are implemented by a structure of volunteers in 10 Regions, 93 Sections, 155 Branches, and over 330 Student Chapters.

Club Website URL: https://groups.ccny.cuny.edu/asce/events/

Arab American Association of Engineers and Architects (AAAEA) Chapter at The City College of New York (AAAEA-CCNY) is a student chapter of the National Arab American Association of Engineers and Architects (NAAAEA), dedicated to helping, strengthening, empowering, and inspiring its members for excellence. AAAEA at CCNY promotes and advocates for Arab American students in engineering, architecture, and information technology at CCNY by providing academic support, career and professional development programs, mentorship from industry professionals, technical exchange, fellowship, and community service. The chapter serves as a bridge between CCNY students and the broader NAAAEA professional network, connecting members to internships, scholarships, and lifelong career opportunities.

Club Website URL: https://www.instagram.com/aaaea_ccny/

Opening the Arab club isn’t just about celebrating or heritage; it’s about connecting to our roots and promoting cross-cultural dialogue. Our club has the power to bring people from various Arab backgrounds together, creating meaningful connections and friendships. Our aim is to break down stereotypes surrounding Arab culture.

Club Website URL: https://www.instagram.com/asa.ccny/

ALPFA CCNY brings you a new professional development experience led by top industry professionals from the companies we collaborate with. From mastering interview prep and personal branding to exploring finance, consulting, and technology careers, every GBM is designed to help you level up your skills and expand your network. Join us weekly to learn directly from corporate partners, gain insights into their industries, and take the next step toward your career goals.

Club Website URL: https://linktr.ee/alpfaccny

The Bangladesh Student Association (BSA) at The City College of New York is a cultural club dedicated to celebrating and preserving Bangladeshi culture while fostering an inclusive community for all students. Our mission is to promote the language, history, and traditions of Bangladesh through events such as International Mother Language Day, cultural shows, Bengali New Year, and game nights. We aim to create a space where students can connect, share experiences, and feel a strong sense of belonging on campus, while also supporting one another academically through collaboration and shared resources. BSA works to bridge cultures by highlighting themes of identity, diversity, and multilingualism within the CCNY community. Through our initiatives, we hope to expand cultural awareness and leave a lasting impact on campus life.

Club Website URL: https://www.instagram.com/bsa_ccny/

Baskerville Chemical Society (BCS) was founded by Chemistry students at CCNY in memory of Charles Baskerville in 1922 and has long been the official undergraduate chemistry club of the City College of New York. Most of the club’s events, while being educational and informative in nature, serve to connect like-minded students interested in the chemical sciences. Throughout the year, the club plans to host various seminars and events to bring chemistry and biochemistry majors (as well as those interested) together and serve as the bridge between the students and faculty of the department. The club is a supportive network for chemistry and biochemistry majors and other interested students.

Club Website URL: https://www.ccny.cuny.edu/chemistry/baskerville-chemical-society

Whether you ride, want to ride, or just think motorcycles are worth understanding, you belong here. No bike required. We are a campus community built around a shared interest in motorcycles, and we are open to everyone at any level. Our goal is to create a space where members can learn the basics of riding and maintenance, share knowledge and experiences, and genuinely connect with people who get it. Riding safety is a core value of ours. We care about doing things right — treating the craft seriously and supporting each other along the way. Looking ahead, we hope to organize workshops where members can learn about motorcycles up close, as well as group riding trips for those who have their own bikes. If you're looking to build skills, ask questions, or just find your people, this is the place to start.

Club Website URL: https://www.instagram.com/bennys.riders/

The Beta Beta Beta Honor Society (or TriBeta) is an honor society for students, particularly undergraduates, dedicated to improving the understanding and appreciation of the study of biology and extending boundaries of human knowledge through scientific research. Each chapter that is created within the TriBeta gives students opportunities in mentorship, research, and future careers. TriBeta also encourages students to publish any research they have done, or are currently doing, by publishing in the BIOS Journal of Biology (whom they are partnered with).TriBeta also offers numerous research grants and awards each year. TriBeta’s main goal is to encourage students who are majoring in biological sciences to have a better understanding of their field and to share this information with others.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/tribetaccny/

The Biology Club's mission is to provide access to information and opportunities to students both on and off campus. Increase professional networks and collaborations. Learn how to market yourself through professional development events.

Club Website: Link

The Biomedical Asian Health Coalition (BAHC) is an undergraduate club founded in 1995. BAHC is part of the Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association (APAMSA). APAMSA is a national organization devoted to bringing together Asians and others interested in the health issues that affect Asians to have a strong collective public and political voice. BAHC, an undergraduate club at CCNY, has brought this mission since its founding in 1995.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/bahcsd/

Black Student Union is a cultural club that is meant to build a community of black students on campus to discuss cultural and political topics to deepen our knowledge on topics pertaining to black social life. It is also a place where black students can network and make new friends.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccny.bsu/

Blossom Together at City College is a student-led humanitarian organization committed to improving living standards in developing African countries. Guided by a mission to promote health and increase access to vital resources, the initiative provides support in Tanzania, Uganda, Burkina Faso, Mali, and Benin—ranging from constructing water wells to sponsoring cataract surgeries and distributing food packages. With active chapters in over 10 universities, student volunteers engage in year-round fundraising and have the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to travel to the country of their choice, directly assisting with project implementation and forging meaningful connections with the communities they serve.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/blossomtogetherccny

Welcome to the Photography Club! We’re excited to welcome you to a community of creative, passionate individuals who share a love for capturing moments and telling stories through photography. We're excited to teach new members how to operate digital/film cameras.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/c1tysh0t/

The purpose of this organization shall be to encourage and promote cultural exchange and foster social and intellectual interaction among Caribbean students. To promote a better mutual understanding and purposeful relationship with the Harlem, New York City area. To develop interaction and promote understanding with other student organizations in and around the City College of New York. To facilitate communication between the Caribbean students of the university and other Caribbean organizations.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccnycsa

The Catholic Newman Club is a place to explore the Christian faith, ask questions, and grow in how to live it out. Open to all students, we have a strong community that enjoys discussions, serving, and food! Establised 1915, Reistablished 2023, Located at Annuciation Parish on convent avenue.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccnynewmancatholics

The club aims to provide a welcoming space for people to learn and enjoy board games! We offer a plethora of games that suit many types of players. While also supplying a place to relax and make new connections.

Club Website: https://linktr.ee/CCNYBoardGameClub

🎨 A space for CCNY creatives to connect, craft, and collaborate. Share art, join events, and express yourself amongst other creatives. ✂🧵📚

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccny_canvas_collective/

The CCNY Board Game Club is dedicated to providing a safe and inclusive environment where students of all backgrounds and skill levels can come together to enjoy board games and related activities. We aim to build a community that promotes friendship, intellectual engagement, and personal growth through the enjoyment of games. By organizing events and activities that are accessible to all members, we hope to inspire a love of gaming and strategic thinking, and to cultivate a sense of camaraderie and sportsmanship among our members.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccny_chessclub

The CCNY Dream Team is a student-led organization dedicated to supporting and empowering undocumented students at The City College of New York. Through advocacy, community building, and resource sharing, we work to create a safe, inclusive, and welcoming space where students can feel seen, supported, and empowered to succeed. Our mission is to uplift undocumented voices, promote equity on campus, and foster a strong community rooted in solidarity, resilience, and opportunity for all.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccnydreamteam

Section of CCNY that is dedicated to showing their strengths in the gaming world both competitively and casually. Offering positions on teams, production and even social media roles, as well as featuring community events for all types of gamers to connect and share experiences with each other.

Club Website: https://linktr.ee/ccnyesports

The LGBTQ+ Open Alliance is dedicated to creating a supportive environment for socialization, education, and activism for all students. We aim to promote tolerance and acceptance for queer persons throughout the City College of New York, as well as society by providing a safe, non-judgmental space for students of any and all gender identities and sexual orientations. Our club aims to provide a platform and brave space for students of the LGBTQ+ community and allies to unite and resist oppression through interpersonal discourse and group forums.

Club Website: Instagram: Linktree

Optica Student Chapter's are globally-recognized, student-led organizations focused on optics and photonics. This chapter provide opportunities for professional development, networking, and community outreach within the field and offers a platform for students to engage in activities like career development programs, technical workshops, outreach initiatives, and social events, all while fostering a strong sense of community.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccny.optica/

The Orthopedic Surgery & Sports Medicine Society at CCNY is dedicated to introducing students to the medical field, specifically orthopedics and sports medicine, through workshops, guest lectures, and hands-on learning opportunities.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccnyorthopedics?igsh=MW4wZzg4NmphZWNiYw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

Our mission is to give students, alumni, staff, and faculty at The City College of New York (CCNY) the opportunity to explore, enjoy, and connect with the outdoors.The CCNY Outdoors Club (CCNY-OC) creates outdoor adventures that promote community, environmental awareness, and the conservation of Earth’s natural resources. In collaboration with the Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC) NY-NoJ Outdoors For All Committee, we draw on their experience, mentorship, and outdoor leadership to provide members with fun, educational, and meaningful experiences in outdoor recreation and skills. We are committed to building an inclusive and welcoming environment where people of all abilities can participate, feel supported, and feel empowered to engage with nature.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccny.outdoorsclub/

The CCNY Physics Club with its room is one of the only third spaces on campus. The club hosts the annual CCNY integration bee with collaboration we the CCNY Math club alongside other events through out the year that foster and strengthen the STEM community. ts members are inclusive to a wide range of STEM majors providing a safe space for students to destress, study, and make friends . This tight knit community and support is the main mission of the Physics club as it gets us through the degree together.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccny_physics_club/

The CCNY Pre-Law Club will provide an interactive and engaging space where people from any major can be exposed to various legal careers. We will prepare numerous activities and workshops, relatively law related. As not all legal careers require an individual to attend law school, the club's goal is to reveal legal occupations that may intersect with one's own interests.

Club Website: https://groups.ccny.cuny.edu/law/home/

CCNY Rocketry and Aerospace Engineering (CARE) is a student-led collegiate rocketry team that introduces undergraduate students to high-power rocketry through hands-on engineering projects. The club focuses on the design, manufacturing, and launch of rockets, giving members experience in avionics, propulsion, CAD simulation software, and systems integration while fostering innovation, collaboration, and technical growth within the CCNY community.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/harlemlaunchalliance/

The mission of our club is to serve as a community for racing enthusiasts. At the club we hope to host watch parties, engage in discussions about racing, compete in gaming tournaments, hold events to foster the love of racing in others, and go on trips.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccnytrackside?igsh=a2d3NTVtZ3FoMGc3

Chabad at City College is a home away from home for Jewish students, providing community, family, warmth, education, and fun. It’s a place where every student is welcomed as they are, where meaningful relationships are built, and where Jewish life is experienced in a vibrant and relevant way. Through inspiring programs, Shabbat dinners, and one-on-one connections, it nurtures both personal growth and a deep sense of belonging. Here, students don’t just find a community—they find a home.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/jewishccny/ ; www.chabaduptown.nyc

Love to sing? City Cadenza is a new musical group aiming to bring together students of all musical talents, levels, and interests. We hope to perform at campus and community events, as well as host some of our own. Can't wait to see you there!

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/@citycadenza

The purpose of our club is to come together with other students that attend the City College of New York that have a common interest in dancing to Bollywood music and are capable of balancing their classes and lives and can commit to the team. We will practice weekly so we can come up with performances that enrich the audience of the Bollywood culture mixed with their own and are on a high level. The club will serve as a way that the student can take some time off from studying and do something different and will enhance social and cultural opportunities in the City College community. This club is non-profit in nature just trying to bring out the Bollywood culture and create a name for the school and itself.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/citychaahat/

The club will discuss and try to build connections with struggles against racism, oppression and exploitation. Of particular importance for the club is the building of solidarity with immigrants in the U.S. who today face heightened danger. The club will seek to connect these issues with students at City College and involve students in activism about these issues.

Club Website: N/A

This purpose of this organization shall be to focus on the welfare and transition of incoming freshmen Honors students into the City College of New York. This purpose shall be achieved by grouping incoming freshmen with upperclassmen of similar majors in order to provide an experienced leader to help freshmen transition into their first year. The club will function to enhance educational, professional, and social opportunities in the City College Community.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccnychimp/

Climb CCNY is for people of all climbing skill levels to socialize and stay active during the school year. We partner with local NYC gyms to provide discounted climbing passes during club sessions! Whether you want to meet new people, start a new hobby, or get a good workout, Climb CCNY is the place for you!

Club Website: https://linktr.ee/climbccny

Cru CCNY is a club that is dedicated to seeing college students around NYC transformed by the love of Christ. We seek to introduce students to Jesus Christ, help them to grow in their faith, encourage them to live life passionately for Christ, and inspire commitment to advancing the purposes of God in the world throughout different campuses.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/cru_ccny/

The CUNY EDGE Student Club is an opportunity for students in the CUNY EDGE program to connect with one another through events that fosters their academic, professional, and personal growth. The CUNY EDGE Student Club is a club to promote program solidarity and community.

Club Website: https://www.ccny.cuny.edu/cuny-edge/events

Doctors With D--1/2n (DWD) is a club at CCNY dedicated to supporting Muslim students pursuing careers in medicine and healthcare. Our mission is to create a space where students can grow academically, socially, and spiritually while navigating the challenges of pre-med and STEM paths. Through mentorship, academic support, workshops, volunteer opportunities, and faith-based discussions, we aim to help members become compassionate, well-rounded future healthcare professionals. DWD also fosters a sense of community where students can connect with like-minded peers, find encouragement, and stay grounded in their values as they work toward their goals.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/dwdcsom

We are a Christian ministry at CCNY seeking to follow Jesus and growing in love for God and others. We want to have an international perspective on the Christian faith by looking at the global church, participation in bible translation, hosting scholarly seminars on faith and culture, and serving our campus, local communities, and beyond. We meet regularly on campus to pray, read the bible, discuss and share our lives with one another.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ecclesiaccny

​The EGD Collective is a club rooted in helping emerging adults finish their education and find their place within gaming. We aim to serve as a one-of-a-kind leadership development experience that not only prevents students from dropping out or getting academically dismissed but also prepares and propels emerging adults into the games industry across development, business, and creative roles. We also support careers beyond games, and remain alongside participants through the critical early years that follow. Wherever their path leads.

Club Website: https://www.egdcollective.org/

Embodied AI that incorporates AI with robots, including humanoid robots, is one of the hottest research areas in AI (Sun, et al., 2025) (Weng, et al., 2025) (Yuan, et al., 2025). It is expected that the population of humanoid robots in the world will be more than the population of humans in fifteen years. Embodied AI will autonomously work in manufacture, service, hospital, and home care, etc., almost everywhere to significantly improve quality of human lives. To support equity and fulfill CUNY’s mission of academic excellence, it is imperative to provide students with the opportunities to study and participate in research and development of embodied AI technologies.

Club Website: https://sqlgottomakeachange.github.io/embodied-ai-club-website/

The CCNY EMS Club introduces members to the fundamental principles of emergency medical care. Through hands-on practice sessions, demonstrations, and workshops, students gain essential pre-hospital care skills that prepare them for future Emergency Medical Services (EMS) training and certification. Our mission is to provide City College students with basic life-saving knowledge and practical experience as a foundation for formal EMS certification. In addition, the club is committed to community outreach by promoting preventative care and first aid awareness. By developing confidence and familiarity with emergency care techniques, members will be better prepared to succeed in official EMS courses and contribute meaningfully to their communities.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccnyemsclub?igsh=MXQzNjJzbDd1eW1icA%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

Engineers Without Borders USA builds a better world through engineering projects that empower communities to meet their basic human needs. Our highly skilled volunteers work with communities to find appropriate solutions for their infrastructure needs. At the CCNY chapter, members participate in social events, organize professional development events, host fundraisers, engage in local volunteering, and contribute to ongoing projects.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ewb.ccny/

Entrepreneurship and Tech at CCNY is a club for students who want to build things. We bring together people from every major through speaker events, hands-on workshops, collaborative projects, and mentorship from founders and industry professionals. CCNY is full of students with real ideas and real drive, but the startup and tech world can feel out of reach without the right connections or background. This club exists to change that. No matter your major or experience level, you'll find a community here that takes your ambitions seriously and gives you the tools to act on them.

Club Website: https://et-ccny.vercel.app/

The Full Stack Society at CCNY is a student run community for developers of all experience levels, offering guided beginner workshops and advanced hackathon style challenges side by side. Whether you're writing your first line of HTML or building full applications, FSS is where CCNY students grow their skills, build their portfolios, and find likeminded peers.

Club Website: https://discord.gg/kK9YUxAU93

The Geoscience Club is a student group focused on learning about the Earth, the environment, and how natural systems affect our daily lives. We explore topics such as climate, water quality, geology, sustainability, and environmental justice through hands on activities, outreach events, field trips, and student led discussions. Our goal is to make geoscience practical, welcoming, and connected to real issues in New York City and beyond.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/geoscienceclubccny

Girls Who Code at The City College of New York is a community dedicated to empowering women and underrepresented students in technology through education, mentorship, leadership, and collaboration. Our mission is to create an inclusive and supportive environment where students can explore computer science regardless of their prior experience, build technical and professional skills, and gain confidence in pursuing careers in STEM. As a club, we hope to bridge the gender gap in tech by providing workshops, coding projects, networking opportunities, speaker events, career preparation, and peer mentorship. We also aim to connect students with internships, fellowships, hackathons, and industry professionals while building a strong community of students who uplift and support one another academically and personally. Beyond coding, our club values representation, creativity, and empowerment. We want members to feel inspired by seeing people with similar backgrounds succeed in technology and leadership. By fostering collaboration and community on campus, we hope to make tech more accessible, welcoming, and empowering for all students at CCNY.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/gwc.ccny

Girls Who Lead at CCNY is a student-led chapter of the Her Rising Initiative dedicated to closing the opportunity gap for women, especially women of color, at The City College of New York and beyond. Our chapter creates a space where young women can develop as leaders in policy, advocacy, entrepreneurship, and civic engagement through hands-on workshops, mentorship, and community-building. At CCNY, we recognize that our campus is home to some of the most driven, diverse women in New York City, young women who are already changing their communities but often lack the structured support to amplify their impact. Girls Who Lead at CCNY exists to change that. Our goals on campus include hosting policy and advocacy workshops, connecting members with professional mentors, organizing speaker events featuring women in politics and public service, and building a community that extends beyond graduation.

Club Website: Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/@ccny.gwl Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gwl.ccny?utm_source=qr

GlamourGals, the City College of New York Chapter, is dedicated to combating senior isolation and bridging the intergenerational gap through intergenerational companionship. By organizing volunteer-led makeovers and social activities at senior homes, we aim to foster meaningful connections between students and senior residents.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccnyglamourgals?igsh=MWI0NTA4ZDVwYWgwZw==

A student-led community empowering City College developers to learn and build with Google technologies. We host hands-on workshops, tech talks, and hack weeks. Join us to level up your skills, collaborate with peers, and connect with industry mentors!

Club Website: https://gdg.community.dev/gdg-on-campus-the-city-college-of-new-york-new-york-united-states/

Grove School Racing is a student-led engineering organization dedicated to designing, building, and competing with a formula-style race car in the Formula SAE competition. The club provides hands-on experience in areas such as design, manufacturing, testing, and project management, allowing students to apply classroom knowledge to real-world engineering challenges. It fosters interdisciplinary collaboration, bringing together students from various backgrounds to work as a unified team. In addition to technical development, the organization emphasizes leadership, innovation, and professional growth. Ultimately, Grove School Racing aims to represent CCNY in competitive engineering events while building a strong, inclusive, and sustainable engineering community.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/groveschoolracing/

The Health Professions Recruitment and Exposure Program (HPREP) is a nationally recognized initiative that reflects CUNY Medicine’s leadership in expanding early exposure to careers in science, medicine, and the health professions for younger students. Originally established at Weill Cornell Medical College in the late 1980s, the program has expanded to academic institutions across the United States, including the Sophie Davis Biomedical Education Program/CUNY School of Medicine. In the fall of 2014, through the diligent work of student Sarin Abiola Soyemi, HPREP was established at the Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education/ CUNY School of Medicine. Encouraged by CUNY’s student body, she was inspired to provide an opportunity for medical students to mentor high school students who aspire to work in the healthcare professions. HPREP introduces high school students to a broad range of healthcare careers through a series of structured learning experiences. These include seminars, guest lectures, interactive workshops, and mentorship opportunities led by medical students and faculty. Sessions are held at the Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education at the CUNY School of Medicine.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/csomhprep/

Hillel at City College is the center of Jewish life at The City College of New York. Hillel offers free kosher weekly, Jewish learning, and Israel education programs, a space in the center of campus to take a break in between classes, leadership opportunities, an on-campus daily minyan, coffee dates with Hillel staff and interns, and so much more! Hillel is a great way to make friends and find a community on a large campus. Plus, being a part of Hillel at City College also connects Jewish students to our other schools in Manhattan, coming together for off-campus events around NYC, shabbatons, and conferences, and more. Our mission is to enrich the lives of the Jewish undergraduate students at City College so they may enrich the Jewish people and the world. Hillel provides quality programming, student engagement, leadership opportunities, and professional support to the City College community in order to: promote the values of pluralism, tikkun olam, Israel, and the Jewish world so that students can develop significant relationships and meaningful Jewish experiences. Hillel at City College is part of the Hillel at Baruch College, Inc. multi-campus umbrella, including Hillels at Baruch College, The City College of New York, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Pace University, School of Visual Arts, Fordham University – Lincoln Center, Fashion Institute of Technology, The New School, and New York Institute of Technology

Club Website: https://hillelatbaruch.org/

HIMA, the Himalayan Intercultural Member Association, was created to build a stronger sense of community at CCNY by giving Himalayan students, including international students, a space where they can connect with people who share similar backgrounds, experiences, and values. In a commuter school environment, it is easy for students to come to campus, do their work, and leave without ever feeling truly connected. HIMA aims to change that by creating a social and supportive space where students can find familiarity, belonging, and meaningful relationships. The idea for HIMA is deeply personal to its founder, Sonam Tenzin, who experienced firsthand what it felt like to search for that kind of space. As a freshman at CCNY in 2023, making friends was not the main challenge. The harder part was finding people from a similar Himalayan background. Because the Himalayan community is such a small minority, those connections were not always easy to come by. HIMA was created to solve that problem by giving students a central space to come together, rather than forcing them to search for one another individually across campus. It is meant to serve as a social hub where Himalayan students can feel seen, understood, and connected. While our mission is rooted in uplifting the Himalayan community, HIMA also welcomes anyone who is genuinely open to learning about Himalayan culture and engaging with the community respectfully. We want to create opportunities for both cultural connection and personal growth. Through seminars, guest speakers, workshops, and professional development opportunities, members will be able to grow academically, socially, and professionally. At the same time, we will host fun and engaging events such as dance performances, cultural showcases, and social gatherings that celebrate the richness and diversity of Himalayan traditions. This summer, we plan to continue hosting events that help strengthen and expand the Himalayan community. At our recent unofficial event, we brought together over 30 people to connect, enjoy Himalayan snacks, and spend time with one another in a welcoming environment. Moments like that reflect exactly what HIMA stands for: creating real community, bringing people together, and giving students at CCNY a campus experience that feels more human, connected, and memorable.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccnyhima/

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) at The City College of New York is a student-led organization focused on helping engineering students grow technically and professionally. Our mission is to bridge classroom learning with real-world experience through hands-on workshops, industry events, and collaborative projects. Unlike the more academically selective Eta Kappa Nu (HKN) or the more specialized programming of the IEEE Student Branch Chapter (SBC), CCNY IEEE is open and accessible to all students, emphasizing broad participation, community building, and practical skill development. Our goal is to expand access to resources, strengthen industry connections, and create a supportive environment that prepares students to succeed beyond CCNY.

Club Website: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ieee-ccny/posts/?feedView=all

Jews in Medicine connects aspiring doctors through mentorship, resources, and community, all in a space that celebrates Jewish identity and supports the path to medicine.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccnyjewsinmedicine?igsh=MTJibzg2eWd1bDlibg==

The purpose of this club is to try and help improve the pipeline for underrepresented minorities, specifically Latinx students going to medical school. We also want to give undergraduates the opportunity to be able to meet current medical students and hopefully initiate mentoring opportunities. This chapter will provide undergraduate pre-med students with the opportunity to be part of the organization Latino Medical Students Association (LMSA) which they can call their own.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/lmsaccny?igsh=MTg4bWQyZ2xyZXR2Nw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

Love God on Campus exists to cultivate a Christ-centered community where students encounter the love of God, grow in their relationship with Him, and live out their faith boldly. We seek to create a welcoming environment where students can explore Scripture, build meaningful relationships, and be encouraged to pursue a life rooted in God’s truth, grace, and purpose.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/lovegod.oncampus?igsh=NjYxZThjeDFudWQ4

A student-led engineering and fabrication club that provides hands-on, project-based learning through workshops, collaborative builds, and guided technical projects. The club fosters practical skills in design, prototyping, and troubleshooting while promoting mentorship, teamwork, and responsible fabrication practices. By emphasizing iterative design and real-world problem solving, members gain applied technical experience that complements their coursework and prepares them for research and industry careers.

Club Website: https://makerspace.ccny.cuny.edu

The Medical Roots Project at CCNY is a club dedicated to redefining healthcare by empowering individuals to take charge of their own health and healing. It focuses on making healthcare information more accessible, promoting health equity, and encouraging public involvement through education, advocacy, and awareness events, alongside active community engagement.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccny_mrp

Mela Mayhem is a South Asian club founded by CCNY students, dedicated to providing a welcoming space for all South Asian students. This club finds its roots in a small room inside the library of the NAC, where we first discussed the need for a proper desi club within the halls of CCNY. The few desi clubs that existed within CCNY were based only on national background. This failed to provide the desi students within campus with a space to connect, only dividing the already small Desi community. After months of planning and hardwork, we are finally excited to introduce this beloved project of ours to you all. The name “Mela” is derived from Sanskrit, signifying festivity, embodies our mission for fostering a joyous community among students. Whether you grew up here, or anywhere else in the world, all students of CCNY are welcome to enjoy the vibrant culture of the Indian Subcontinent. From board games and trivia contests to large gatherings like cultural festivals and mock weddings, we plan on promoting culture awareness and fostering a sense of belonging within our community.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/melamayhem.ccny

The Model United Nations club is an academic team centered on mock simulations of the United Nations proceedings. In this competitive environment students: strengthen negotiation, public-speaking, and research skills through preparation and application during conferences with other colleges. Heavily based on international human rights and advocacy, Model United Nations club prepares students through debates, lessons on international crises, and promotes students to be proactive members of the community.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/munccny

The Muslim Students’ Organization (MSO) at The City College of New York is dedicated to uniting students upon Islam with understanding of the Qur’an and Sunnah while fostering a strong Muslim identity and community on campus. Our mission is to create an environment where muslims student, faculty and the general members of our community can thrive through knowledge, worship, brotherhood, sisterhood, service, and sincere adherence to Islamic principles. MSO strives to support Muslim students by providing prayer accommodations, educational programs, reminders, community events, and a space where students can strengthen their relationship with Allah and practice their faith openly and confidently. We also aim to address misconceptions about Islam through authentic education, respectful dialogue, and positive engagement with the broader CCNY community.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccnymsowii

Muslims For Humanity CCNY (MFH CCNY) is a service-based student organization dedicated to upholding the true image of Islam through meaningful action and community service, embodying our slogan, “Dawah Through Action.” Our mission goes beyond words; we believe the best way to represent Islamic values is by living them through compassion, service, and genuine care for those around us. At MFH CCNY, we proudly welcome every member of the City College community, Muslims and non-Muslims alike. We value the involvement of all students in our volunteer efforts, charity events, and community initiatives. No matter your background, faith, or beliefs, your presence and participation matter to us. We believe service has no boundaries, and that when people from all walks of life come together for a common good, the impact becomes far greater. Through volunteer work, charity drives, outreach programs, and campus initiatives, we aim to build a stronger sense of unity, purpose, and compassion within the CCNY community. MFH CCNY strives to create a welcoming environment where students feel valued, inspired to serve others, and empowered to make a positive difference both on campus and beyond.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/mgbccny?igsh=MW41ajh4aWJwNW5paA==

The National Organization of Minority Architecture Students (NOMAS) is an organization for minority college students across the country specializing in Architecture, Engineering, and Construction. NOMAS chapters work to champion diversity within the design profession by promoting community engagement and the professional development of its members. NOMAS at CCNY aims to foster a community of minority architecture students and address the issue of diversity in the architecture field. Although City College is very diverse, it often does not reflect the workforce, a dilemma that NOMAS wants to solve by offering opportunities for its members.

Club Website: https://groups.ccny.cuny.edu/nomasccny/home/

The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) is a student-led chapter of a national organization dedicated to supporting and increasing the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact the community.

Our mission on campus is to create a strong support system for Black and other underrepresented students in STEM by providing access to resources, mentorship, and professional development. We aim to build a space where members can grow through connection with alumni, one another, and professionals in their fields.

As a club, we host various events ranging from networking workshops, career panels, and company info sessions to social mixers and study groups. We also offer leadership opportunities for students to develop real-world professional skills.

NSBE's goal at City College is to provide an inclusive community where Black and minority STEM students feel seen, empowered, and equipped to thrive in their academic and professional journeys.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccny_nsbe

The mission of the City College Student Chapter of the New York Water Environment Association (CCNY-NYWEA) is to promote knowledge about sustainable water quality management and environmental sustainability in the CCNY community.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/nywea.ccny?igsh=MWtrZ2x1MThqeWFnYg%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

1.RECOGNITION: To recognize excellence in chemical engineering. 2.INVESTIGATION: To promote original investigation and innovation in chemical engineering. 3.SERVICE: To provide service to the chemical engineering department or school and its student body. 4.COMRADESHIP: To promote comradeship among chemical engineers 5. PROFESSIONALISM: To promote honestly, integrity and social responsibility; the hallmarks of professional ethics.

Club Website: http://facebook.com/OXE.CCNY

The purpose of this club is to bring back the joy of reading. For many of us, entering college has required us to engage in academic texts that greatly stray from the lively books that used to engage our imaginations. This phenomenon has further pushed away students from finding leisurely reading to be enjoyable. Research shows that reading books that display positive forms of representation serve as mirrors, sliding glass doors, and windows to empower students and expose them to diverse representation which overall increases a one’s self esteem. People ‘meet’ other cultures, races, and genders for the first time typically through stories. This club will give its members an opportunity to travel outside their community through stories to learn and empathize with people who may be different but share similar experiences. A safe space for students is fostered to discuss issues that are currently important to them as reflected in the books they read as well. On the Same Page provides a different approach to reading where it is not seen as a assignment but something to look forward to.

Club Website: https://sites.google.com/view/weareonthesamepage/home

The Pakistan Student Association is dedicated to creating a welcoming community that celebrates Pakistani culture and brings students from all backgrounds together. Our mission is to promote cultural awareness on campus through events, discussions, social gatherings, and community engagement while giving Pakistani students a space where they feel represented and connected. We hope to build lasting friendships, encourage leadership, and create an inclusive environment that strengthens diversity and unity within the CCNY community.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/psa.ccny

The Pan Asian Coalition for Students (PACS) is a student organization dedicated to celebrating and uplifting the diverse cultures, identities, and experiences within the Asian community at CCNY. PACS challenges the narrow “model minority” stereotype by emphasizing that being Asian is not defined solely by academic or economic achievement, but by the richness of our histories, traditions, and lived experiences. Through cultural events, discussions, and community-building initiatives, the club creates a space where students can take pride in their heritage while fostering meaningful connections with one another. PACS is committed to building an inclusive, supportive community that honors the full depth and diversity of Asian identity.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccnypacs/

The Philippine American Organization (PAO) is a student-led cultural group founded in 1986. Our mission is to unite Filipino students and their peers by promoting awareness and appreciation of Philippine culture. Through engaging activities, educational programs, and community events, we aim to empower individuals with the knowledge and tools to become leaders in their communities. We create spaces for connection and friendship by hosting fun, culturally centered events and regular social gatherings where friendships blossom.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/paoccny/

Physicians for Human Rights is a student-led organization dedicated to advancing health equity, human dignity, and social justice through advocacy, education, research, and community engagement. Our chapter works to raise awareness about human rights issues in medicine while empowering students to become compassionate and socially conscious healthcare leaders.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/phr.csom/

Planned Parenthood Generation Action is a club aimed at raising awareness on reproductive health, reproductive rights, and sexual health. There is an extreme lack of sexual education worldwide. Our goal is to eliminate the stigma around sexual health so students may feel the most confident and secure. Through events on campus, students are able to become activists and leaders creating long lasting change for the campus community. There are four main values our club holds. Inclusivity, advocacy, encouragement, and development. We welcome everyone to join us in our battle for change, advocate for health centers to provide crucial health services, encourage our communities to practice positive and proactive political action, and develop young leaders to harness our collective power to impact change in our communities more effectively.

Club Website: https://linktr.ee/ppgen.ccny

Our mission is to support aspiring dental professionals through mentorship, educational resources, volunteer opportunities, and professional development. We strive to cultivate a professional and inclusive environment that prepares members for success in dental school and beyond!

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/predentalccny/

The Pre-Medical Collective is a student-led community dedicated to supporting and empowering pre-med students at CCNY, both academically and personally. We recognize that the path to medicine can be overwhelming, isolating, and competitive, especially without consistent guidance or connection. Our mission is to build a space that not only offers access to resources like MCAT prep support, mentorship, and professional development, but also encourages balance, friendship, and shared growth. We’re here to create a culture where pre-health students uplift each other, exchange ideas, and find support, through guest speaker panels, workshops, or simply a chance to check in and recharge. We hope to make pre-med life at CCNY more connected, collaborative, and human.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccnypremedcollective

The Public Speaking Society is a student-led club created to help CCNY students become more confident, clear, and connected communicators. Our mission is to provide a welcoming space where students can practice public speaking, active listening, and everyday conversation through regular meetings, speaking exercises, peer feedback, discussions, workshops, and campus events. We know that speaking in front of others can feel intimidating, so our goal is to make communication practice feel approachable instead of scary. Beyond presentations, we hope to rebuild real social connection on campus by encouraging students from different backgrounds and experiences to talk, listen, and learn from one another. As a club, we hope to help students grow their confidence, find their voice, and build a stronger sense of community at CCNY.

Club Website: N/A

The Sci-Fi, Gaming and Animation Club exists to provide CCNY students a place where science fiction, games, and animation are shared in an exciting and relaxing environment.

Club Website: https://groups.ccny.cuny.edu/sga/home/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scifigaminganimation/

Shifaa Society is a student-led organization at CCNY dedicated to exploring the intersection of science, health, and the ethical teachings of Islam, open to all students regardless of their faith or background. Inspired by the Qur’anic principles of compassion (Rahma), healing (Shifaa), and the pursuit of knowledge (‘ilm), we aim to cultivate a diverse, inclusive community of future healthcare professionals committed to both academic excellence and social responsibility.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/shifaasociety

SASE is a club that people all people (not just Asians) here at CCNY build their professional career. We host Resume Workshops, LinkedIn, and may more. Other than just workshops we take people to conventions where members can use the things they learn at the workshops to get interviews and maybe a job/internship.

"Since 2000, SAE at CCNY (CCNY Racing) has been devoted to giving City College students the opportunity to apply concepts learned in the classroom in a year-long project designing and manufacturing an off-road racing vehicle. Our primary objective is to provide enriching experiences in computer aided design and hands-on manufacturing, while developing a vehicle which embodies the tenacious spirit and grit of CCNY students in the annual Baja SAE competition. This is a collegiate competition where 100 international schools compete in 3 static events, 4 dynamic events, and a 4-hour endurance race. In the process of developing the vehicle, students cultivate practical engineering and professional skills that are highly desired in today’s workforce."

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccnyracing/

SSORA is an aerospace initiative founded with the goal of bringing together students to work on advanced propulsion, control systems, and experimental projects pertaining to aerospace. We believe the projects we are focusing on currently, namely scratch-built flight electronics and hybrid/liquid rocket engines, are valuable learning experiences for CCNY students. It is our belief that such projects expose students to industry-standard technology that they may not otherwise be exposed to before entering the workforce.

Club Website:  https://ssora.org/

SWE CCNY is a professional and social network dedicated to cultivating strong engineers and meaningful connections. Our objective is to provide a supportive and inclusive environment where members can refine their current skills while developing new ones to further their personal and professional growth.

Club Website: https://ccny.swe.org/

The Student Dialogue Association at City College celebrates the rich diversity of cultures, perspectives, and traditions that make up our campus community. Our mission is to create a welcoming space where students from all backgrounds can come together to share their experiences, engage across differences, and cultivate mutual respect.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/sdaccny

Our goal is to educate the CCNY community on Palestine and its people who are facing ongoing oppression and ethnic cleansing inflicted by the Israeli apartheid regime; it being the longest ongoing military occupation in modern history. Together we can spread awareness of the atrocities that the Palestinians face in order to advocate for their freedom and promote Justice.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccnysjp

We seek to connect with the campus community through spreading our name and awareness of connecting with clubs and events.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/tke_ccny/

The American Advertising Federation protects and promotes the well-being of advertising. We accomplish this through a unique, nationally coordinated grassroots network of advertisers, agencies, media companies, local advertising clubs and college chapters.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/aafccny?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==

Our mission is to inspire students and introduce them to the world of aerospace engineering where all forms of engineering principles and knowledge from classes come to life. We aim to compete each year with the team producing better results than the last, as well as to train each student that joins to past down the wisdom of our alumni’s.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/aiaaccny?igsh=MTZ4eXhmOGZxZHVjbQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

The mission of AIChE is to create a community within the Chemical Engineering Department and encourage their students’ professional and academic development as well as widen their professional network.

Club Website: groups.ccny.cuny.edu/aiche/home

The CCNY ASME chapter is dedicated to empowering engineering students through hands-on competition experience, professional development sessions, and valuable industry networking.

Club Website: https://groups.ccny.cuny.edu/asme/home/. https://www.instagram.com/ccny_asme?igsh=c2FvNnN0cnk5aWU4

The CCNY Pre-Physician Assistant (Pre-PA) Club is a student-led organization dedicated to supporting students who are interested in pursuing a career as a Physician Assistant. While CCNY has a large population of pre-health students, there is currently no space specifically focused on the PA path. This club aims to fill that gap by creating a community where students can find guidance, resources, and support tailored to the unique requirements of PA school. Our mission is to help students better understand the PA profession and feel more confident navigating their journey. We strive to provide clear, accessible information about prerequisites, patient care experience (PCE/HCE), the CASPA application process, and what it truly takes to become a competitive applicant. Through workshops, guest speakers, and panels with current PA students and professionals, members will gain both practical knowledge and real insight into the field. Beyond academics, this club is centered on building a strong and supportive community. We hope to create a space where students can connect with others on a similar path, share experiences, ask questions openly, and feel less alone in what can often be an overwhelming process. As a new organization, we also aim to give students the opportunity to take on leadership roles and actively shape the direction of the club. Our goal is to establish a lasting presence on campus that continues to support future pre-PA students and becomes a reliable resource within the CCNY community.

Club Website: @prepa.ccny on instagram

The Chemists' Club connects students directly to the professional chemical industry through expert-led panels and networking opportunities. We focus on your career growth by organizing exclusive trips to chemical plants and corporate sites so you can see large-scale engineering and chemistry in action, provide resume workshops, and more. Our community provides the resources you need to transition from the classroom to a successful professional career.

Club Website: @chemistsclubccny (Instagram)

Active since 1996, CCNY’s PRSSA chapter members have visited PR agencies, run a Chapter agency, sponsored PR-related seminars, and organized and implemented the annual networking event: “Building Bridges” for Ad/PR students to network with agency professionals for competitive internships and jobs. PRSSA (national) has more than 10,000 students and advisers organized into over 300 chapters, and enjoys a rich affiliation with its sister professional organization PRSA. Student members benefit from professional development, networking opportunities and leadership opportunities. PRSSA offers internship listings, competitions, scholarships, awards and leadership opportunities, as well as updates on industry news.

Join their club by clicking here: https://www.instagram.com/ccnyprssa/

The aim of this club is designed to submerged the undergraduate population at CCNY with the intersection of multiple disciplinaries to encompass a generalization understanding of neuroscience. Our mission and purpose shall be to initiate the program by building a foundation for a network that integrates the neuroscience research and faculty with the student body to create a community for all. In more detail, it will also serve to create a safe space for individuals, at all levels of education and experience, who are interested in learning more about the brain through the use of interdisciplinary studies.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccny_ neuroscienceclub

We're a coalition of socialist student organizers on campus, looking to organize the student body around widely felt issues. We're currently working towards organizing our communities to protect our immigrant friends and neighbors from ICE.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/cityydsa/

As members of the Dominican Students Association, we believe that by working together, we can fulfill our overall objective of educating others and ourselves about the Dominican Republic. We will hold educational workshops, meetings, lectures, and social events to inform our members and the City College community of the Dominican Republic’s history and everything our culture is truly about, in hopes of gaining a better understanding of the nation. We will fulfill our goals by partnering with organizations in the City College community, engaging the students in conversations about issues within the Dominican Republic and the U.S. affecting the Dominican community, and discussing ways in which we can help. We will be a unified voice on campus for those who are concerned about the welfare of the Dominican Republic to be a stronger advocate in the City College community for a better understanding of civilians and their culture.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/dsa.ccny

The Epsilon Tau Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated is a city-wide collegiate chapter committed to sisterhood, scholarship, service, and social action. Through community service initiatives, educational programs, campus engagement, and leadership development, the chapter works to support students and address the needs of communities throughout New York City.

Club Website: https://etaudst.weebly.com/

Whether you are a fluent speaker, a heritage learner, or someone who just really appreciates the difference between a latte and a caffè latte, the Italian Club at CCNY is your home for all things Italia. We are a community dedicated to celebrating the rich tapestry of Italian culture, language, and history right here in the heart of Harlem. Our mission is simple: to create a vibrant, inclusive space where the CCNY community can engage with Italian heritage and contemporary culture. We believe that culture is best experienced through connection—whether that’s through practicing the language, sharing a meal, or discussing the nuances of Italian cinema and art. We aim to bridge the gap between the classroom and the real world, providing a low-pressure environment for students to sharpen their linguistics or simply find a "famiglia" away from home. What We Hope to Achieve - We aren't just here to talk about the past; we’re here to build a community for the future. On campus, we hope to: Foster Cultural Exchange: We want to be a hub where students from all backgrounds can learn about Italy’s global influence, from its fashion and engineering to its philosophy and, of course, its culinary traditions.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccnyitalianclub

LAESA–SHPE is the largest and most prominent undergraduate student organization at The City College of New York. In 1983, a group of dedicated students, to unite all Latino and other minority engineering students, share cultural ideas and promote leadership, founded LAESA within City College. In 1986, LAESA joined forces with the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) to better achieve their goals and connect with a larger body of professionals. This partnership has flourished over the years and today, LAESA is a firm supporter of the SHPE core values, while remaining true to its original mission. With over 150 members, LAESA-SHPE has been able to gather motivated students from all engineering disciplines and a diverse pool of cultural backgrounds. This dynamic group of students, alongside their highly supportive alumni members, has had many achievements at The City College of New York and within the community.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/laesa_shpe

The Mexican Student Association aims to bring cultural and social awareness on campus dedicated to celebrating and promoting Mexican heritage, traditions, and community on campus. We welcome students of all backgrounds who are interested in exploring Mexican culture through events, food, music, language, and meaningful dialogue.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/mexsaccny/ and https://groups.ccny.cuny.edu/mexsa/club_signup

The Neurodiverse Tech Team (NTT) is a student-led organization at The City College of New York committed to uplifting and uniting the disability community on campus. We are a space for students, disabled and allies alike, who believe that technology, creativity, and community have the power to transform lives. NTT serves as a hub for connection, providing a welcoming environment where students with a wide range of disabilities, including but not limited to autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, learning differences, mobility impairments, chronic illness, and mental health conditions, can come together, share resources, and support one another. Through workshops, speaker events, tech showcases, and collaborative projects, we explore how emerging technologies, from assistive devices to accessible software design, can enhance independence and quality of life for people with disabilities. We also engage in peer mentorship, disability awareness programming, and advocacy efforts to help create a more equitable CCNY campus. Our vision extends beyond campus walls. We are committed to growing a network that reaches into the broader New York City community and disability organizations nationwide, because we believe that true inclusion has no boundaries.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccny__neurodiversetechteam?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==

We, the members of the Philosophy Club of the City College of the City University of New York, recognizing the importance of critical thinking and the pursuit of knowledge, hereby establish this organization to promote and foster the study of philosophy and its applications to the everyday life of the students and scholars of the City College of the City University of New York. As a club, we are dedicated to fostering a community of critical thinkers who are passionate about philosophy, who value rigorous inquiry, and who seek to apply philosophical insights to contemporary challenges. We believe that philosophy is not simply an academic discipline, but a way of life. A study that helps us to better understand ourselves, our society, and the world around us. As such, we seek to create a space where the undergraduate scholars of the City College of the City University of New York can come together to engage in lively dialogues, share their ideas and interests, and explore new perspectives on the world. We are committed to promoting philosophical inquiry, critical thinking, and intellectual diversity, and to fostering a community that is welcoming, inclusive, and respectful of different viewpoints and ideas.

Club Website: https://linktr.ee/philosophyclubccny?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=9e03edec-4ed7-4f41-a57c-59272af42b72

CCNY's Pre-Veterinary Society aims to foster a close-knit community for aspiring veterinarians, allowing students to explore and familiarize themselves with different pathways in the field and help them attain the knowledge and experiences needed to move on to professional institutions. Our mission is to help provide connections to local animal clinics, shelters, and related organizations for career exploration as well to help members find internship, research, and shadowing opportunities to prepare them for success beyond the undergraduate level. We hope to further advance this through veterinarian speakers, informational sessions, and volunteer opportunities throughout the school year. All pre-veterinary students are welcome! However, we invite any student curious about animal care or in discovering other ways to serve this population. We ultimately strive to build a strong and supportive community for pre-vets on campus as we develop into the next generation of veterinary leaders!

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/prevetccny/

The Quantitative Finance Club is a student-led organization focused on quantitative trading, financial research, and software development for finance. Members collaborate on trading competitions, algorithmic trading systems, market analysis, and quantitative research while developing skills in programming, statistics, machine learning, and financial modeling.

Club Website: https://discord.gg/JBTKAAgQsU

The purpose of Theta Phi Gamma is to promote leadership and a greater representation of women in the multicultural community at CCNY.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/tpg_delta

VECTOR is a student-led organization at The City College of New York established to provide a structured, execution-driven environment in which students develop real-world products and solutions. The organization is mainly centered around computer science students, who lead the technical development of projects while collaborating with students across disciplines to build complete, real-world outcomes. VECTOR operates across both startup-oriented initiatives and informed project work, enabling members to engage directly in identifying problems, designing solutions, and delivering completed work beyond the classroom. The organization may collaborate with external organizations and community partners to expose students to real-world problem spaces in a structured, educational setting. Through interdisciplinary collaboration, workshops, mentorship, and project execution, VECTOR provides a platform where students can develop technical and professional skills, build a portfolio of meaningful work, and contribute to impactful solutions.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/vectorccny?igsh=emdlZWl2MzZsazJ3

Vision Latina LMSA is a student-led organization focused on empowering Latino students to become more equitable, compassionate physicians. Through engaging panel discussions and conversations with Hispanic healthcare professionals, we provide insight into the real-life experiences, challenges, and successes of Latino physicians. Our goal is to foster community, mentorship, and professional growth while helping students navigate their journeys in medicine with cultural awareness and confidence.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/vl.lmsa_cunymed?igsh=MWVwb3pza3JrMW41ZA%3D%3D

Women in Computer Science (WiCS) is a community dedicated to empowering women and gender minorities in tech. We are built on gender equity, education, and community, creating an inclusive space to learn, grow, and support one another in CS and engineering. Our community is open to anyone regardless of gender, major, or experience level. Throughout the semesters, we hold technical workshops, panels, professional development sessions, socials, hackathons, and more!

Club Website: https://groups.ccny.cuny.edu/wics/home/

Women in Islam at CCNY is a student-led club dedicated to fostering an Islamic community with a focus in strengthening sisterhood, promoting an understanding of Islam, and organizing events and initiatives that connect students of diverse backgrounds.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ccnymsowii/

The Yemeni Diaspora seeks to create a supportive and empowering space for Yemeni students and allies at CCNY. Our mission is to celebrate Yemeni culture and heritage, address issues impacting the Yemeni community locally and globally, and foster a sense of community through dialogue, education, and cultural events.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/yemeni_diaspora_ccny?igsh=MXBkZzYzamVhNm9rMg==

We are a campus-based ministry for college students looking to build a community on campus, fostering connections, friendships and close bonds while also connecting with the lord. We are mainly focused on forging relationships with non-Christian students.

Club Website: https://www.instagram.com/ylc_ccny/