Get Involved
Being active on campus boosts grades and makes college more enjoyable. Explore student clubs!
Students involved on campus tend to have better grades, retention, graduation rates and have a more enjoyable college experience overall. On the 3rd and 4th level of the Student Unions you will find student clubs or organizations.
Campus Closet
Campus Closet is a donation-based program at the University of Arizona providing free clothing, from casual to professional wear, for students, faculty, and staff. It aims to reduce clothing insecurity and promote sustainable clothing use. Located on the Lower Level.
Campus Pantry
The Campus Pantry at the University of Arizona is a student-run grocery program combating food insecurity for students, faculty, and staff, ensuring it doesn't hinder academic success. Located on the Lower Level.
Cultural Inclusive Experiential Learning Opportunities (CIELO)
CIELO integrates travel, multicultural education, and service learning to provide affordable, short-term experiential learning opportunities focused on social and environmental justice, cultural exploration, and civic engagement, both domestically and abroad. Located on Level 4.
Fostering Success
Fostering Success is a program focused on building community on campus for students who have experienced the foster care system, housing insecurity or homelessness, and those who are unaccompanied youth. We offer mentoring with undergraduate students who are also participants in the program and individualized support for our student participants. Our support structure of peer-to-peer mentorship with access to professional support staff, referrals, and targeted resources and our commitment to evolving based on the needs of our participants provides a unique space for UA students to overcome their individual barriers and gain the confidence to pursue academic, personal and professional success. Located on Level 4.
Fraternity & Sorority Programs
Fraternity & Sorority Programs empower members to address challenges, create positive change, and realize their full potential through innovative approaches. Located on Level 4.
Graduate & Professional Student Council (GPSC)
GPSC represents over 11,000 graduate and professional students at the University of Arizona. We advocate, fund, and connect students to resources that support academic, professional, and personal success. Located on Level 3.
Lotus Lounge Student Space
This cultural space, formerly known as APASA, was established in 1993 due to the help of student activism by some students from our first club, the Asian American Cultural Association, and other students from marginalized communities. We provide a physical space for students, as well as implement services to achieve our goals. Located on Level 4.
Military Connected Benefits
The University of Arizona is proud to have a long history of educating veterans, active-duty military, and military-connected students. We work in partnership with the Veterans Administration to assist military-connected students with GI Bill® Education Benefits and Tuition Assistance for active-duty, guard, and reserve service members. Located on Level 4.
Office of Native American Advancement & Tribal Engagement (NAATE)
Our goal is to increase Native American awareness and increase the health and well being of Native American students, faculty, staff and tribal nations. We recognize and acknowledge the contributions of Native Nations to the University of Arizona community and aim to create a physical space for the Center of Native American Advancement and Tribal Engagement and establish the School of Indigenous Governance and Nation Building. Located on Level 3.
Pride Student Space
The Pride Student Space (formerly known as the LGBTQ+2s (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Queer, and Two Spirit) Resource Center) serves as a hub for many of the LGBTQ+2s initiatives on campus with a priority to centering the needs QTPOC (Queer and Trans People of Color) students. Our space provides students with a connecting point for LGBTQ+ people and programming. Hundreds of students study, eat their lunch, host student organization meetings, and socialize here—it is their home away from home! Located on Level 4.
Student Engagement & Traditions (ASUA)
Your Wildcat experience is more than classes. It’s the people you meet, the traditions you become part of, the events you’ll never forget, and the moments you’ll talk about long after graduation. Find your people, get involved, and make memories that make your time at Arizona yours. Located on Level 3.
Survivor Advocacy
We offer individualized support to survivors as they decide where to go after being subjected to interpersonal violence. We understand each survivor has their own unique needs and experiences. We’re here to collaborate with and empower them to find support and healing. Survivors have a lot of options and might also have a lot of questions. We’ll share options and resources and always follow their lead and timeline. Located on Level 4.
Transfer Student Support Services
Our mission at Transfer Student Support Services (located in the Transfer Student Center) is to cultivate an inclusive environment for students who have transferred to the University of Arizona (UA), and guide transfer students as they gain academic and life skills through connections to resources and community. Located on Level 4.
Veterans Education & Transition Services (VETS)
Whether returning students or new to campus, we welcome you! Stop in to either location for FREE printing, coffee, academic support, great conversation, and much more! We are here to ensure that your semester runs smoothly and will be here to help anyway we can. Located on Level 4.
Women & Gender Student Space
Our team strives to instill feminist values and goals in our programs and organizational structure. When we say “feminist,” we mean the liberation of all people of the patriarchal gender structure as it exists today–knowing that all people and identities are impacted by gender. We critically consider what it means to have patriarchy’s image of a “traditional” woman or man put onto us, and how that impacts every interaction we have with the world around us. Located on Level 4.