USU Student Association Club List

USUSA Clubs & Organizations are created, run, and supported by students here at Utah State University.

  • National Society of Collegiate Scholars
    The National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) is a national honors organization that recognizes high-achieving first- and second-year college students (typically top 20% with a GPA of 3.4 or higher) and is built on the pillars of scholarship, leadership, and service; it provides members with lifetime recognition, access to scholarships and awards, leadership development opportunities through campus chapters and officer roles, community service initiatives that support vulnerable populations, and professional development resources including networking, internships, and career preparation.
  • National Society of Leadership and Success Club
    LEARN. LEAD. SUCCEED.
    LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT THAT DRIVES SUCCESS.

  • Aggie Anthropomorphic Association (AAA) Aggie Anthropomorphic Association (AAA)
    A friendly place for people who enjoy anthropomorphic art or identity as furry or furry adjacent to meet and discuss.
  • Aggie Game Nights Club
    The purpose of the Club is to share in camaraderie through tabletop board games (and other activities of a similar genre), and to build a community of friendship and understanding across all social boundaries.
  • Aggies Dungeons & Dragons Club
    Aggies Dungeons and Dragons is a place where people can meet new friends, connect players with dungeon masters, learn how to play the game, and have fun.
  • Blind Date Club
    Find your match. Go on a fun date. Make a friend.
  • Charcuteries and CDs Club
    A chill club where we meet and listen to albums, and then talk about said albums, while eating charcuterie, and sometimes, if you're lucky, even talking about said charcuterie.
  • Culinary Arts Club
    A club where we are all excited to cook, learn, and share great food together in an inclusive community for everyone from beginner cooks to skilled chefs.
  • Fiber Arts Club
    The Fiber Arts club was created as a space to meet people within the USU community that shares an interest in the fiber arts. We meet on a weekly basis to work on our individual projects while having a bit of a chat.
  • Film Club
    The purpose of a film club is to bring together individuals who share a passion for cinema, providing a platform for cinematic education, cultural exploration, and social engagement through screenings and discussions.
  • Music Enthusiasts’ Get-Togethers
    The purpose of MEGT is to provide get-togethers for music enthusiasts.
  • Performance Whipcracking Club
    Come learn to crack whips and show off your skills! Learn all sorts of cool cracks, like the Snake Killer, Cattleman's Crack, and Four Corners cracks! We'll begin officially meeting weekly starting in late October, so stay tuned for upcoming posts and events, including practice, tutorials, and whip making!
  • Pirate Club
    Arrrggh!! This is the club to join if ye dream of being a sea faring pirate! Join the crew and come in search of treasure and glory as we learn how to be pirates and maybe bury some treasure along the way!
  • Songwriting and Performance Club
    SAPC is a club for anyone who wants to learn songwriting, share their work, and perform!
  • Stitch and Bitch
    Create a community of people who enjoy different crafts as well as giving people a place to meet new people and create friendships.
  • Survivor Club
    The mission of the USUSA Survivor Club is to provide Utah State University students with a fun and welcoming space to watch, discuss, and engage with the hit reality show Survivor on CBS. Our goal is to build a community of fans who enjoy analyzing gameplay, debating strategy, celebrating blindsides, and participating in interactive activities such as fantasy drafts, vote predictions, and friendly competitions inspired by the show.
  • Table Tennis Club
    Table Tennis Club’s purpose is providing a platform for all USU students who are interested in playing table tennis. Club members can have fun, make new friends, share experiences, improve skills and get involved during club activities
  • The Minotaur Club
    The heart of the secret keepers on campus. The lifeblood for people that are looking for a bit of solace in their day-to-day life as a student. If you are looking for place to find like-minded people, as long as those people are seeking to find a bit of mystery...or perhaps just to add some color to their life. This is the club for you. In this place we gather for weekly activities and meetings to get away from it all, make friends, tell stories; but most of all share secrets. Each week there is puzzle or code to unlock to find the new location and time for the next meet up. At these events something different is always going on. Join us and see...but most of all keep the secret.
  • USU Roundnet (Spikeball) Club 
    The purpose of USUSA Spikeball Club is to provide an opportunity for students of Utah State University to learn and play the sport of Spikeball in a friendly and competitive environment.

  • Aggie Improv Club
    Gather with friends to play games and practice improvisation skills!
  • Aggiepella Club
    We are an A Cappella singing group based on campus and we want to give students and alumni the opportunity to gain experience in a cappella arrangement and performance! Auditions are held each semester, and open practices are held Wednesdays from 7-8pm location TBA. Come sing with us!
  • Ballroom Club
    The Ballroom Club's purpose is for participants to choreograph their own ballroom dances and have an opportunity to perfom in a concert.
  • Big Band Swing Dance Club
    The USU Big Band Swing Club is for the learning and practice of big band swing dance, including dances such as the Charleston, East Coast Swing, and Lindy Hop (these dances were particularly popular during the early twentieth century, and features jazz music from artists such as Louis Armstrong, Glenn Miller, and Ella Fitzgerald). Our club is super social and very beginner friendly, with an instruction period at the start of every weekly meeting in the HPER. We will also hold formal dances with live music at an off-campus venue periodically throughout the semester; perfect for date night or going out with friends!
  • Country Swing Dance Club
    The purpose of the Country Swing Club is to provide a safe, fun, educational, and recurring place for members of the swing dancing community and beyond to learn, practice, participate, and engage in swing dancing.
  • Filmmaking Club
    The purpose of the Filmmaking Club is to gather USU students with a shared interest in filmmaking and provide them with the opportunity to learn, experience, and engage in the art of filmmaking in a fun and safe environment.
  • Latin Dance Club
    The purpose of the Latinx Dance Club at Utah State is a social space for all and serves to brining people together through dance to build community and learn from each other, provide cultural dance, celebration, and engagement.
  • Theatre Student Association
    The Theatre Student Association is for the overall social and emotional well-being of students in the USU theatre program. Activities include large events for the beginning and end of year, birthday celebrations for members, and general meetings for the theatre community where members will feel included and supported in their art and career.

  • Aggie Formula Racing (AFR)
    To design, build, and compete with a Formula-style race car while developing real-world engineering, teamwork, and leadership skills. The organization seeks to promote innovation, collaboration, and pride in representing Utah State University at the highest level of collegiate motorsport competition.
  • American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC) Student Chapter
    Explore and expand your knowledge of textiles and network with professionals within the American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists.
  • American Industrial Hygiene Association 
    We promote the advancement of the industrial hygiene profession and foster the professional well-being and development of those associated with the AIHA USU Section, whether as students, alumni, or community members! Join us for monthly professional and social events.
  • Cadaver Lab Club
    The main purpose of the Cadaver Lab Club is to assist Dr. Andy Anderson in giving workshops of the cadaver lab to groups of visitors, providing education and exposure of anatomy to the community, students, and health professionals. This is achieved through a hands-on approach and exposure to the cadavers and to the dissections that Utah State students have created.
  • Community for Human Innovation Club
    The CHI Club is a resource for students to expand their interests and knowledge in biomedical and assistive technology. CHI aims to connect the engineering and science departments available at USU to establish a network for students and professors to collaborate and expand technical engineering and teamwork skills.
  • Dietetic Student Association (DSA)
    The Dietetic Student Association provides an opportunity for anyone interested in nutrition to network with students and professionals while learning about jobs and internships, earning hours toward program and internship application requirements, and participating in fun nutrition-related activities. The association also provides leadership and service opportunities on campus and in the community.
  • Fire Club 
    Founded in spring of 2018, the USU Fire Club strives to bring opportunities to students who are interested in a variety of aspects of wildfire from fire suppression to research. We seek to learn more about fire ecology and dynamics, as well as provide career boosting workshops, potential for certification, and opportunities to get hands-on experience in the field.
  • Future Physicians Association (FPA)
    The USUSA Future Physicians Association is a group designed to help all aspiring physicians navigate their undergraduate journey while acquiring the tools and skills needed to be accepted into a medical school along with excel in their programs. This is done through three branches of growth. Personal growth such as volunteering, shadowing, and resume building is the first of these branches. Community growth such as service projects, fundraising, and developing leadership attributes is the second branch. The third is Application growth, which focuses on the MCAT, letters of recommendation, and applying to medical schools. Through these core branches and many leadership opportunities, each member of the USUSA FPA will be ready to enter the next steps in their medical careers.
  • Gen John K. Cannon Squadron of the Arnold Air Society Club
    Professional, Honorary, and Service organization for Air Force ROTC cadets.
  • Helicopter Club
    The Helicopter Club at Utah State University is a community for students passionate about rotorcraft, aviation careers, and helicopter operations. We host guest speakers from the industry, organize aviation-related events, and connect students with professionals in the field. Whether you're an aspiring pilot, aviation enthusiast, or just curious about helicopters, you're welcome here!
  • HOSA Future Health Professionals Club
    The purpose of the HOSA Club is to serve and education the community, prepare individuals for healthcare professions, and to provide leadership opportunities to individuals among their peers.
  • Kinesiology and Health Sciences Student Association (KHSSA)
    Helps students in kinesiology and health science connect, learn, and grow through networking, professional development, and hands-on experiences.
  • Marriage and Family Student Association 
    The MFTSA is comprised of undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in promoting and learning about marriage and family therapy. Activities include learning more about the field of MFT, learning about graduate programs and the application processes, promoting the USU Marriage and Family Therapy Clinic, and raising awareness about marriage and family therapy at USU and in the community.
  • Model United Nations Club
    Our Mission is to provide our members with the confidence to stand up and debate on international topics. We also strive to instill a sense of teamwork and knowledge so that members can lead the policies and delegations that they represent.
  • Music Therapy Student Association
    The Utah State University Music Therapy Student Association is a nonprofit organization that helps students connect with fellow classmates, faculty, professionals, and the community as a whole as they progress through their music therapy education. Our students strive for excellence as they develop their clinical and therapeutic music therapy skills. For example, each year Utah State University's Music Therapy Forum is organized and presented entirely by students to advocate for the benefits of music therapy within the community. We host lots of activities, social events, fundraising opportunities, and special events throughout the academic year. Students in USUMTSA are also actively involved in collaboration with other music therapy professional affiliations such as the Utah Association for Music Therapists, Western Region of Music Therapy Association Students, and we encourage participation in American Music Therapy Association events and conferences.
  • National Student Speech Language Hearing Association
    The National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA) club is for the students in the Communication Disorders and Deaf Education undergraduate program at Utah State University. NSSLHA has a variety of events throughout the semester including various service projects, shadow nights with Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists, and other diversity, equity, and inclusion activities. Everyone is invited to join the club, regardless of their major. We also report to National NSSLHA and follow the requirements for Chapter Honors on the ASHA website.
  • Neuroscience Club
    The USUSA Neuroscience Club is a student-led organization dedicated to exploring the brain and nervous system while building a community for students interested in neuroscience. We host engaging events such as guest lectures, research presentations, lab tours, and social activities that connect members with peers, faculty, and professionals in the field. Whether you’re pursuing a degree related to neuroscience or just fascinated by how the brain works, the club offers a welcoming space to learn, network, and get involved.
  • Nutrition Science Club
    This club aims to provide a space to combine nutrition knowledge and our everyday lives, including personal health, community service, and making connections.
  • Pre-Dental Club
    The mission of the Utah State University Pre-Dental Club is to provide opportunities for students to explore, learn about, and be exposed to careers in dentistry and dental hygiene.
  • Pre-Occupational Therapy Club
    The mission of the Pre-Occupational Therapy Club is to prepare prospective OT students for their future through participation in Occupational Therapy information sessions, graduate school interviewing skill clinics, GRE preparation, volunteer work and service in the community, obtaining hands-on knowledge from practicing OT’s, and seeking, finding, sharing, and sustaining knowledge in the field.
  • Pre-PA Club
    We are a club that wants to help Pre-Pa students find a community of people they relate with. We will also be assisting getting Pre-PA students ready to apply!
  • Pre-Physical Therapy Club
    The Pre-Physical therapy club is for students interested in the physical therapy career. With workshops held to help students prepare for DPT programs and applications. This is a great resources for anyone looking to improve their resume for any health care career.
  • Society of Automotive Engineers Mini Baja Club
    The USU Mini Baja club is a division of the Society of Automotive Engineers. We design and build a competitive racing buggy to compete in a yearly national SAE Event.
  • Video Game Development
    A club for anyone interested in game development in any capacity (including but not limited to coding, art, music, character design, play-testing, and marketing) to meet others to work together to make video games.
  • Women Pursuing Health Care Club
    The Women Pursuing Health Care Club is a supportive community for students interested in any health care related field. We offer mentorship, networking opportunities, volunteer experiences, and skill-building events to help students succeed on their path.

  • InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Club
    The purpose of the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Club is to see students transformed, campus renewed, world changers developed.
  • Oaks International Christian Ministry Club
    Oaks International is a Christian ministry striving to know, love, and boldly proclaim Christ and His Word on campus and beyond. Here at USU, we host weekly Bible studies, prayer nights, and large group events. This is a registered USUSA Club.
  • Philosophy Club
    The USU Philosophy Club is dedicated to supporting students and fostering a sense of community around a set of shared intellectual values: sound critical thinking skills, curiosity about life’s big questions, respect for civil discourse, and appreciation for the history of thought.
  • Queer Student Alliance
    Queer Student Alliance often referred to as QSA, is USU's LGBTQIA+ club on campus. QSA strives to educate affiliates of USU, including students, faculty, and staff on issues surrounding gender and sexual identity. QSA&'s purpose is to create a safe atmosphere where students and members of the community can feel safe, welcome, and loved for who they are. This network of support promotes equality for all and aims to make USU a more welcoming and inclusive campus for every student and faculty and staff members.
  • Ratio Christi Club
    Christian apologetics club
  • Secular Student Alliance
    Community for nonreligious students attending USU
  • The Latter-day Saints Student Association (LDSSA)
    To encourage and support members of LDSSA in achieving their academic goals and maintaining a balance life while on campus.
    To encourage members of LDSSA to become an influence for good by participating in activities and service on campus and in the community.
    To provide students with meaningful service opportunities and social and religious activities that are consistent with LDSSA standards.
  • USUSA Golden City Christian Fellowship (GCCF) Club
    Golden City Christian Fellowship creates an atmosphere of love where members of the University connect to learn Jesus Christ and become His disciple. We reach our community with the love and power of the gospel of the Lord Jesus. We are heaven conscious people who makes positive impact in their world.

  • Best Buddies USUSA Club
    Best Buddies USUSA is a club at Utah State University associated with the nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization Best Buddies International. This organization is dedicated to establishing a local volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, support those who have been diagnosed with IDD, and serve together within the community.
  • College Conservatives
    We are a non-partisan organization focused on promoting conservative values on campus.
  • College Democrats Club
    The purposes of the Utah State University College Democrats are to empower students to become civically engaged, foster an active political culture within Utah State University, support Democratic candidates, legislators, and party members, and advance and support liberal and progressive voices.
  • College Republicans Club
    The mission of the Utah State University College Republicans is to create awareness of conservative beliefs and ideas on campus, increase political awareness among our members, campaign and volunteer for Republican candidates and provide a social network for conservative students. We help advance the Republican cause through activism, education, events, and involvement on the Utah State University campus, throughout Cache Valley and the State of Utah.
  • Days for Girls Club
    Days for Girls is an international non-profit organization whose mission is to assist women worldwide with menstrual kits, health education, and income-generating opportunities for women. Here at Utah State University, our primary contribution is to sew and assemble reusable and washable menstrual kits. These kits will be distributed internationally to women in need. To participate in the club, all you need is a desire to serve (no sewing experience is needed)!
  • Disabled and Neurodiverse Aggies (DNA)
    DDisabled and Neurodiverse Aggies (DNA) club is an organization to provide a safe place for disabled and neurodivergent students on campus. We promote friendship and pride in USU students with disabilities. Activities will provide opportunities for inclusion and socializing. We educate students on their own civil rights, disability laws, resources available to them and how to be a self-advocate.
    DNA club provides a space for students to work with USU leaders on addressing accessibility issues surrounding disability as well as the stigmas regarding disability on campus by bridging gaps between able-bodied people and disabled people and advocating for disability-inclusive policy.
    DNA club supports and empowers people with disabilities while promoting public education including accessibility in both policy and physical spaces, dispelling curism and inspiration porn, and moving from awareness to disability acceptance.
  • It’s On Us Student Chapter
    Our mission is to raise awareness about sexual abuse at Utah State University, provide resources for survivors and their loved ones, and foster a culture of empathy and healing within Utah State University and the Cache Valley community.
  • National Marrow Donor Program Chapter Club
    NMDP is a global nonprofit leader in cell therapy, helping save the lives of patients with blood cancers and disorders. These lives are saved by normal people like us who make an extraordinary decision to join the NMDP registry to potentially donate blood stem cells or bone marrow to a patient in dire need. As a student chapter of NMDP, we participate in recruitment for their donor registry and in fundraising to help fund their efforts.
  • Operation Smile Club
    Operation Smile is an international medical charity that has provided hundreds of thousands of free surgeries for children and young adults in developing countries who are born with cleft lip, cleft palate or other facial deformities. Student Clubs annually contribute much-needed funds to the surgical costs of the children, as well as donate hundreds of toys and school supplies for the patients and their families through service and fundraising throughout the community. Operation Smile Student Programs empowers youth globally through advocacy, education, leadership, and service.
  • Red Cross Club
    The Red Cross Club is a place for those passionate about volunteering, and helping those around them. Make a real difference in peoples' lives with community projects like the Home Fire Safety Campaign, along with plenty of other opportunities for service.
  • Rotaract Club  
    Rotary members to recognize the positive change implemented by young adults through an active and personal commitment to empower young adults and young professionals to take action through community and international service, develop leadership skills through professional development, and gain a global perspective that fosters world peace and cultural understanding as partners in service.
  • Spanish Healthcare Club
    The purpose Spanish Healthcare Club is to is to provide service and health care opportunities to those members of our community whose native tongue is the Spanish language.
  • Student Academy of Audiology Club
    The purpose of our club is to be a service-oriented organization and educate and raise awareness within the community about hearing healthcare, hearing conservation, and other audiological services. Utah State University’s chapter of SAA is a service oriented AuD student organization committed to helping communities within the realm of Audiology.
  • Students for Immigrant and Refugee Empowerment
    Students for Immigrant & Refugee Empowerment (SIRE) is a student-led club at Utah State University that fosters community, promotes education, and encourages advocacy on issues affecting immigrants, refugees, and international students. Through dialogue, cultural exchange, and collective action, we work to create a campus where everyone feels welcomed, informed, and empowered. All are welcome to join.
  • Students United for Reproductive Freedom (SURF) Club
    Reproductive Freedom is a person’s ability to control their bodies, their lives, and their futures. Fighting for Reproductive Freedom means fighting for Racial Justice, Queer Justice, Immigrant Justice, Trans Justice, Economic Justice, Environmental Justice... and Justice for all.
  • Student Veterans of America Club
    This is a registered USUSA Club organized to provide meaninful events and socialization for student veterans and alumni. Student family members of veterans are also invited to participate.
  • Turning Point USA
    Turning Point USA is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 2012 by Charlie Kirk. We are committed to identifying, educating, training, and organizing students to promote freedom.
  • Volunteers Around the World Global Health Alliances
    VAW Global Health Alliances (VAW Global) is a global health and development organization committed to cultivating sustainable and equitable partnerships with local communities and professionals through support and capacity-building for essential and accessible health services. Our focus is to work hand-in-hand with local initiatives and leaders to provide communities with improved access to medical, dental, and veterinary treatment. We also work to provide medication, nutritional security, clean water, and health education to these communities.
  • What A Difference A Year Makes (WADAYM)
    The What a Difference a Year Makes Club inspires Utah State University students to find a lifelong passion for service. Through organizing and participating in meaningful projects on campus and in the community, members connect their passions with purpose while building leadership skills, fostering community engagement, and making a lasting impact, one project at a time.

  • Aggie Running Club
    Looking for a group to run with? Join us on our group runs and other fun activities, where you can meet new people and exercise! All skill levels are welcome!
  • Aikido Club
    The Aikido club uses breathing, meditation, and balance exercises for people to build confidence, physical balance, and self-defense without the need to injure other people. Aikido is translated as "way to harmonize with energy." We do not use punches, strikes, or kicks. Rather, the emphasis is on taking the balance of an attacker and protecting the attacker from injury.
  • Archery Club
    Welcome to the Archery Club! Whether you're an archery novice or a seasoned pro, our club offers a supportive and engaging environment for everyone! Our club is committed to providing a safe, enjoyable environment for weekly archery practice and socialization with other archers. We shoot at the Cache Valley Public Shooting range every Friday from 5-7 pm and it is a one-time fee of $15 to come shoot with us the whole semester. That fee covers your shooting fee as well as equipment if needed.
  • Backcountry Squatters Club
    We strive to build community and a shared excitement in the outdoors for female-identifying and non-binary folks. We work hard to keep things accessible and build strong, lifelong friendships between members. We are here to have fun and support each other, keep this at the forefront of everything we do.
  • Badminton Club
    The USUSA Badminton Club offers a place for students to experience the game of badminton in a fun and safe environment. In this group students can develop greater skills, prepare for tournaments, create friendships, and take their minds off the stress of classes. Every skill level is welcome.
  • Bowling Club
    Join a fun and welcoming community of Aggies who love to roll for strikes, spares, and good times. Whether you’re a seasoned bowler chasing a perfect 300 or just looking for a laid-back way to meet new friends, our club is the perfect lane for you. We host weekly games, friendly competitions, and the occasional just-for-fun glow bowl. All skill levels welcome — bring your passion (and maybe your lucky shoes), and let’s knock down some pins together!
  • Calisthenics Club
    Our main goal is to provide a foundation of what calisthenics is, and allow an individual to exercise and gain strength primarily by one’s body weights. This includes static and dynamic exercise; examples of this include multiple variations of pull ups, pushups, dips, abs exercise and yes – legs too. “Basically full body!” End goals may be simple as learning a pull up, being able to do 10 push ups, or doing defying gravity moves for which calisthenics is famous for: muscles-up, pistol squats, handstands, front lever, back fever, human flag, and the infamous planche.
  • Coed Rec Ultimate Frisbee Club
    This is a casual to moderately competitive ultimate frisbee club for all levels. Beginners can learn some basic skills, and more advanced players can join in regular games and tournaments.
  • Handball Club
    We play handball for fun several times a week as a club and compete in handball competitions throughout the year. It's the best game around and you should come and try it!
  • Futsal
    The USU Futsal Club is for anyone who loves playing soccer indoors. We meet for fun, fast-paced games and practices. All skill levels are welcome!
  • Hacky Sack Club
    A place to meet chill people, have fun, and learn a life long skill.
  • Jump Rope Club (JRC)
    Jump Rope Club meets twice a month to learn and practice jump rope skills.
  • Snow Club
    Our main goal and intention is making sure that we help fellow Aggies enjoy the mountains, and that we continue that tradition for years to come maintaining and improving the operations of the Snow Club. Being part of the Snow Club will allow you access to a plethora of snow related activities and deals. Such as a large carpool group message. Events that include movies, competition, rail jams, and over-night trips. Deals, discounts, and free merchandise through our sponsors. Lastly, one heck of a good time through new friends and family!
  • Cache Valley Grotto
    The Cache Valley Grotto Club at USU is dedicated to exploring, surveying, and conserving caves in Utah and beyond. We provide students with hands-on training in safe caving techniques, single-rope skills, and cave surveying/mapping. Our club emphasizes safety, scientific learning, and conservation while building a community of students passionate about underground exploration.
  • Woman's Adventure & Outdoor Club
    The mission of the USU Womxn’s Adventure & Outdoor Club is to create an inclusive space where womxn can connect, engage, and thrive through outdoor adventure activities such as climbing, hiking, and other outdoor sports. The club aims to promote a sense of community, confidence, and empowerment for womxn of all backgrounds and experience levels in the outdoors. All individuals are welcome.
  • Yoga Club
    The purpose of Yoga Club is to provide a safe place on campus that students can connect with their higher nature, gain tools to aid in their mental health, make friends with receptive people, and make time to practice yoga.

  • Aggie Translators and Interpreters
    Aggie Translators and Interpreters is a club for bilingual and multilingual students who want to use their language skills to serve the community. We provide free translation and interpretation services to help bridge language gaps for underserved populations. Our goal is to support access to resources, promote cultural understanding, and give members meaningful, real-world experience in language work.
  • American Sign Language Club 
    We all love ASL! We want to share that and have a great time signing, laughing, and learning together!
  • Anthropology Club 
    This club is dedicated to building a community on campus where students can gather and discuss current anthropology, share their skills as anthropologist, and to learn from each other. Events have consisted of flintknapping, fossil hunting, atlatl building, events with the Museum of Anthropology, and guest lectures from non-profits.
  • Black Student Union 
    The Black Student Union (BSU) is a student-led organization at Utah State University established to promote a higher level of Black consciousness, advancement and mutual understanding among all cultures and people. The BSU serves to provide information to its members and raise cultural awareness within the community at large. Every Spring, we host our annual Soul Food Dinner at USU’s Logan campus. Filled with reggae beats and smells of good, home-cooked food, the night of the BSU’s Soul Food Dinner brings students and community members from all over Cache Valley together.
  • Brazilian Student Association (BRASA)
    BRASA USU (Brazilian Student Association at Utah State University) is a cultural and professional organization that brings together Brazilian and international students interested in Brazil. Our mission is to create an inclusive space that celebrates Brazilian culture, fosters meaningful connections, and builds bridges between Brazil, the U.S., and the global community.
  • Korean Student Association
    Our club is dedicated to bringing together students who share an interest in culture or South Korea! We provide opportunities for learning, collaboration, and participation in events that enrich both personal growth and the university community. Everyone is welcome to join, regardless of experience or background.
  • Folklore Club
    The Utah State Folklore Club is a social organization of students interested in myths, the supernatural, regional folklore, folk religion, material culture, place-based storytelling, children’s folklore, internet memes, and creepypastas. The Folklore Club is open to both undergraduate and graduate students of all majors-- no prior folklore experience is required to join. The Folklore Club hosts campus activities throughout the semester and is a great place for aspiring folklorists to get connected to the world of Folklore Studies beyond USU.
  • Ghanaian Student Association
    The Ghanaian Student Association (GSA) at Utah State University is a vibrant community dedicated to celebrating Ghanaian culture, promoting cultural awareness, and providing social support to students. Open to all students, the GSA offers opportunities to learn about Ghana's rich traditions, share experiences, and foster connections through educational, social, and outreach activities. Whether you’re looking to embrace your heritage, learn about a new culture, or connect with like-minded peers, GSA provides a welcoming space for everyone. Join us to experience the joy of community, cultural exchange, and meaningful engagement on campus!
  • International Studies Club
    The International Studies Club aims to create community among students who share an interest in all things international. Giving students opportunities to participate in discourse and analyze foreign affairs. The International studies club is a place where students can share their knowledge and gain a better understanding of global affairs.
  • Japan Club
    We are Japan Club! The mission of the USUSA Japan Club is to offer all USU students the opportunity to learn, experience, and engage in all aspects of Japanese culture and language.
  • Latino Student Union (LSU)
    The purpose of the Latino Student Union at Utah State is a social space for all and serves to brining people together to build community and learn from each other, provide cultural education, celebration, engagement, and awareness opportuntities.
  • Native American Student Council
    The Native American Student Council (NASC) is an organization that represents Native American Students at Utah State University. NASC creates a community on campus for Native American Students and a welcoming environment for Non-Native students to experience authentic Native culture and norms
  • Nigerian Student Association
    The Nigerian Student Association (NSA) is an organization to promote the Nigerian culture and awareness at Utah State University and the surrounding community. Its purpose is to provide social and academic support and awareness for Nigeria with students, staff, administrators, and educators at Utah State University. We work to educate ourselves about all cultures; in turn, we seek to educate others about our culture. NSA membership is extended to all students at Utah State University.
  • Portuguese Club
    Explore the Cultures of the Portuguese-Speaking World! Join the Portuguese Club to celebrate the rich traditions, music, and flavors of countries like Brazil, Portugal, and Angola. We are dedicated to exploring and sharing the vibrant cultures behind the language. Come connect with new friends and discover the global diversity of the Lusophone world.
  • Spanish Club
    The Spanish Club exists to cultivate an inclusive and dynamic community where individuals of all proficiency levels may:
    • Refine their Spanish language abilities within a supportive environment.
    • Enrich their understanding and appreciation of Hispanic and Latino cultures, traditions, and histories.
    • Forge meaningful connections through cultural, social, and intellectual engagement.
    • Develop leadership acumen, intercultural competence, and collaborative skills.
Club Name Focus
Aggie Anthropomorphic Association (AAA)
A friendly place for people who enjoy anthropomorphic art or identity as furry or furry adjacent to meet and discuss.
Aggie Formula Racing (AFR)
To design, build, and compete with a Formula-style race car while developing real-world engineering, teamwork, and leadership skills. The organization seeks to promote innovation, collaboration, and pride in representing Utah State University at the highest level of collegiate motorsport competition.
Aggie Game Nights Club
The purpose of the Club is to share in camaraderie through tabletop board games (and other activities of a similar genre), and to build a community of friendship and understanding across all social boundaries.
Aggie Improv Club
Gather with friends to play games and practice improvisation skills!
Aggie Running Club
Looking for a group to run with? Join us on our group runs and other fun activities, where you can meet new people and exercise! All skill levels are welcome!
Aggiepella Club
We are an A Cappella singing group based on campus and we want to give students and alumni the opportunity to gain experience in a cappella arrangement and performance! Auditions are held each semester, and open practices are held Wednesdays from 7-8pm location TBA. Come sing with us!
Aggie Translators and Interpreters
Aggie Translators and Interpreters is a club for bilingual and multilingual students who want to use their language skills to serve the community. We provide free translation and interpretation services to help bridge language gaps for underserved populations. Our goal is to support access to resources, promote cultural understanding, and give members meaningful, real-world experience in language work.
Aggies Dungeons & Dragons Club
Aggies Dungeons and Dragons is a place where people can meet new friends, connect players with dungeon masters, learn how to play the game, and have fun.
Aikido Club
The Aikido club uses breathing, meditation, and balance exercises for people to build confidence, physical balance, and self-defense without the need to injure other people. Aikido is translated as "way to harmonize with energy." We do not use punches, strikes, or kicks. Rather, the emphasis is on taking the balance of an attacker and protecting the attacker from injury.
American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC) Student Chapter
Explore and expand your knowledge of textiles and network with professionals within the American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists.
American Industrial Hygiene Association 
We promote the advancement of the industrial hygiene profession and foster the professional well-being and development of those associated with the AIHA USU Section, whether as students, alumni, or community members! Join us for monthly professional and social events.
American Sign Language Club 
We all love ASL! We want to share that and have a great time signing, laughing, and learning together!
Anthropology Club 
This club is dedicated to building a community on campus where students can gather and discuss current anthropology, share their skills as anthropologist, and to learn from each other. Events have consisted of flintknapping, fossil hunting, atlatl building, events with the Museum of Anthropology, and guest lectures from non-profits.
Archery Club
Welcome to the Archery Club! Whether you're an archery novice or a seasoned pro, our club offers a supportive and engaging environment for everyone! Our club is committed to providing a safe, enjoyable environment for weekly archery practice and socialization with other archers. We shoot at the Cache Valley Public Shooting range every Friday from 5-7 pm and it is a one-time fee of $15 to come shoot with us the whole semester. That fee covers your shooting fee as well as equipment if needed.
Backcountry Squatters Club
We strive to build community and a shared excitement in the outdoors for female-identifying and non-binary folks. We work hard to keep things accessible and build strong, lifelong friendships between members. We are here to have fun and support each other, keep this at the forefront of everything we do.
Badminton Club
The USUSA Badminton Club offers a place for students to experience the game of badminton in a fun and safe environment. In this group students can develop greater skills, prepare for tournaments, create friendships, and take their minds off the stress of classes. Every skill level is welcome.
Ballroom Club
The Ballroom Club's purpose is for participants to choreograph their own ballroom dances and have an opportunity to perfom in a concert.
Best Buddies USUSA Club
Best Buddies USUSA is a club at Utah State University associated with the nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization Best Buddies International. This organization is dedicated to establishing a local volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, support those who have been diagnosed with IDD, and serve together within the community.
Big Band Swing Dance Club 
The USU Big Band Swing Club is for the learning and practice of big band swing dance, including dances such as the Charleston, East Coast Swing, and Lindy Hop (these dances were particularly popular during the early twentieth century, and features jazz music from artists such as Louis Armstrong, Glenn Miller, and Ella Fitzgerald). Our club is super social and very beginner friendly, with an instruction period at the start of every weekly meeting in the HPER. We will also hold formal dances with live music at an off-campus venue periodically throughout the semester; perfect for date night or going out with friends!
Black Student Union 
The Black Student Union (BSU) is a student-led organization at Utah State University established to promote a higher level of Black consciousness, advancement and mutual understanding among all cultures and people. The BSU serves to provide information to its members and raise cultural awareness within the community at large. Every Spring, we host our annual Soul Food Dinner at USU’s Logan campus. Filled with reggae beats and smells of good, home-cooked food, the night of the BSU’s Soul Food Dinner brings students and community members from all over Cache Valley together.
Blind Date Club
Find your match. Go on a fun date. Make a friend.
Bowling Club
Join a fun and welcoming community of Aggies who love to roll for strikes, spares, and good times. Whether you’re a seasoned bowler chasing a perfect 300 or just looking for a laid-back way to meet new friends, our club is the perfect lane for you. We host weekly games, friendly competitions, and the occasional just-for-fun glow bowl. All skill levels welcome — bring your passion (and maybe your lucky shoes), and let’s knock down some pins together!
Boxing Club (BC)
The Boxing Club is a beginner friendly group where you can learn the basic techniques and combos of boxing. No equipment is needed, so just show up ready to learn and have fun!
Brazilian Student Association (BRASA)
BRASA USU (Brazilian Student Association at Utah State University) is a cultural and professional organization that brings together Brazilian and international students interested in Brazil. Our mission is to create an inclusive space that celebrates Brazilian culture, fosters meaningful connections, and builds bridges between Brazil, the U.S., and the global community through social, cultural, and professional events
Cache Valley Grotto
The Cache Valley Grotto Club at USU is dedicated to exploring, surveying, and conserving caves in Utah and beyond. We provide students with hands-on training in safe caving techniques, single-rope skills, and cave surveying/mapping. Our club emphasizes safety, scientific learning, and conservation while building a community of students passionate about underground exploration.
Cadaver Lab Club
The main purpose of the Cadaver Lab Club is to assist Dr. Andy Anderson in giving workshops of the cadaver lab to groups of visitors, providing education and exposure of anatomy to the community, students, and health professionals. This is achieved through a hands-on approach and exposure to the cadavers and to the dissections that Utah State students have created.
Calisthenics Club 
Our main goal is to provide a foundation of what calisthenics is, and allow an individual to exercise and gain strength primarily by one’s body weights. This includes static and dynamic exercise; examples of this include multiple variations of pull ups, pushups, dips, abs exercise and yes – legs too. “Basically full body!” End goals may be simple as learning a pull up, being able to do 10 push ups, or doing defying gravity moves for which calisthenics is famous for: muscles-up, pistol squats, handstands, front lever, back fever, human flag, and the infamous planche.
Charcuteries and CDs Club
A chill club where we meet and listen to albums, and then talk about said albums, while eating charcuterie, and sometimes, if you're lucky, even talking about said charcuterie.
Community for Human Innovation Club
The CHI Club is a resource for students to expand their interests and knowledge in biomedical and assistive technology. CHI aims to connect the engineering and science departments available at USU to establish a network for students and professors to collaborate and expand technical engineering and teamwork skills.
Coed Rec Ultimate Frisbee Club
This is a casual to moderately competitive ultimate frisbee club for all levels. Beginners can learn some basic skills, and more advanced players can join in regular games and tournaments.
College Conservatives
College Conservatives Service & Political Action We are a non-partisan organization focused on promoting conservative values on campus.
College Democrats Club
The purposes of the Utah State University College Democrats are to empower students to become civically engaged, foster an active political culture within Utah State University, support Democratic candidates, legislators, and party members, and advance and support liberal and progressive voices.
College Republicans Club
The mission of the Utah State University College Republicans is to create awareness of conservative beliefs and ideas on campus, increase political awareness among our members, campaign and volunteer for Republican candidates and provide a social network for conservative students. We help advance the Republican cause through activism, education, events, and involvement on the Utah State University campus, throughout Cache Valley and the State of Utah.
Country Swing Dance Club
The purpose of the Country Swing Club is to provide a safe, fun, educational, and recurring place for members of the swing dancing community and beyond to learn, practice, participate, and engage in swing dancing.
Culinary Arts Club
A club where we are all excited to cook, learn, and share great food together in an inclusive community for everyone from beginner cooks to skilled chefs.
Days for Girls Club
Days for Girls is an international non-profit organization whose mission is to assist women worldwide with menstrual kits, health education, and income-generating opportunities for women. Here at Utah State University, our primary contribution is to sew and assemble reusable and washable menstrual kits. These kits will be distributed internationally to women in need. To participate in the club, all you need is a desire to serve (no sewing experience is needed)!
Dietetic Student Association (DSA)
The Dietetic Student Association provides an opportunity for anyone interested in nutrition to network with students and professionals while learning about jobs and internships, earning hours toward program and internship application requirements, and participating in fun nutrition-related activities. The association also provides leadership and service opportunities on campus and in the community.
Disabled and Neurodiverse Aggies (DNA)
Disabled and Neurodiverse Aggies (DNA) club is an organization to provide a safe place for disabled and neurodivergent students on campus. We promote friendship and pride in USU students with disabilities. Activities will provide opportunities for inclusion and socializing. We educate students on their own civil rights, disability laws, resources available to them and how to be a self-advocate.
DNA club provides a space for students to work with USU leaders on addressing accessibility issues surrounding disability as well as the stigmas regarding disability on campus by bridging gaps between able-bodied people and disabled people and advocating for disability-inclusive policy.
DNA club supports and empowers people with disabilities while promoting public education including accessibility in both policy and physical spaces, dispelling curism and inspiration porn, and moving from awareness to disability acceptance.
Fiber Arts Club
The Fiber Arts club was created as a space to meet people within the USU community that shares an interest in the fiber arts. We meet on a weekly basis to work on our individual projects while having a bit of a chat.
Film Club
The purpose of a film club is to bring together individuals who share a passion for cinema, providing a platform for cinematic education, cultural exploration, and social engagement through screenings and discussions.
Filmmaking Club 
The purpose of the Filmmaking Club is to gather USU students with a shared interest in filmmaking and provide them with the opportunity to learn, experience, and engage in the art of filmmaking in a fun and safe environment.
Fire Club 
Founded in spring of 2018, the USU Fire Club strives to bring opportunities to students who are interested in a variety of aspects of wildfire from fire suppression to research. We seek to learn more about fire ecology and dynamics, as well as provide career boosting workshops, potential for certification, and opportunities to get hands-on experience in the field.
Folklore Club
The Utah State Folklore Club is a social organization of students interested in myths, the supernatural, regional folklore, folk religion, material culture, place-based storytelling, children’s folklore, internet memes, and creepypastas. The Folklore Club is open to both undergraduate and graduate students of all majors-- no prior folklore experience is required to join. The Folklore Club hosts campus activities throughout the semester and is a great place for aspiring folklorists to get connected to the world of Folklore Studies beyond USU.
Futsal
The USU Futsal Club is for anyone who loves playing soccer indoors. We meet for fun, fast-paced games and practices. All skill levels are welcome!
Future Physicians Association (FPA)
The USUSA Future Physicians Association is a group designed to help all aspiring physicians navigate their undergraduate journey while acquiring the tools and skills needed to be accepted into a medical school along with excel in their programs. This is done through three branches of growth. Personal growth such as volunteering, shadowing, and resume building is the first of these branches. Community growth such as service projects, fundraising, and developing leadership attributes is the second branch. The third is Application growth, which focuses on the MCAT, letters of recommendation, and applying to medical schools. Through these core branches and many leadership opportunities, each member of the USUSA FPA will be ready to enter the next steps in their medical careers.
Gen John K. Cannon Squadron of the Arnold Air Society Club
Professional, Honorary, and Service organization for Air Force ROTC cadets.
Ghanaian Student Association
The Ghanaian Student Association (GSA) at Utah State University is a vibrant community dedicated to celebrating Ghanaian culture, promoting cultural awareness, and providing social support to students. Open to all students, the GSA offers opportunities to learn about Ghana's rich traditions, share experiences, and foster connections through educational, social, and outreach activities. Whether you’re looking to embrace your heritage, learn about a new culture, or connect with like-minded peers, GSA provides a welcoming space for everyone. Join us to experience the joy of community, cultural exchange, and meaningful engagement on campus!
Hacky Sack Club
A place to meet chill people, have fun, and learn a life long skill.
Hacky Sack and Service Club
A place where you can play hacky sack and serve the community.
Handball Club
We play handball for fun several times a week as a club and compete in handball competitions throughout the year. It's the best game around and you should come and try it!
Helicopter Club
The Helicopter Club at Utah State University is a community for students passionate about rotorcraft, aviation careers, and helicopter operations. We host guest speakers from the industry, organize aviation-related events, and connect students with professionals in the field. Whether you're an aspiring pilot, aviation enthusiast, or just curious about helicopters, you're welcome here!
HOSA Future Health Professionals Club
The purpose of the HOSA Club is to serve and education the community, prepare individuals for healthcare professions, and to provide leadership opportunities to individuals among their peers. 
International Studies Club
The International Studies Club aims to create community among students who share an interest in all things international. Giving students opportunities to participate in discourse and analyze foreign affairs. The International studies club is a place where students can share their knowledge and gain a better understanding of global affairs.
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Club
The purpose of the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Club is to see students transformed, campus renewed, world changers developed.
It’s On Us Student Chapter
TOur mission is to raise awareness about sexual abuse at Utah State University, provide resources for survivors and their loved ones, and foster a culture of empathy and healing within Utah State University and the Cache Valley community.
Japan Club
We are Japan Club! The mission of the USUSA Japan Club is to offer all USU students the opportunity to learn, experience, and engage in all aspects of Japanese culture and language.
Jump Rope Club (JRC)
Jump Rope Club meets twice a month to learn and practice jump rope skills.
Kinesiology and Health Sciences Student Association (KHSSA)
Helps students in kinesiology and health science connect, learn, and grow through networking, professional development, and hands-on experiences.
Korean Student Association
Our club is dedicated to bringing together students who share an interest in culture or South Korea! We provide opportunities for learning, collaboration, and participation in events that enrich both personal growth and the university community. Everyone is welcome to join, regardless of experience or background.
Latin Dance Club
The purpose of the Latinx Dance Club at Utah State is a social space for all and serves to brining people together through dance to build community and learn from each other, provide cultural dance, celebration, and engagement.
Latino Student Union (LSU)
The purpose of the Latino Student Union at Utah State is a social space for all and serves to brining people together to build community and learn from each other, provide cultural education, celebration, engagement, and awareness opportuntities. 
Marriage and Family Student Association 
The MFTSA is comprised of undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in promoting and learning about marriage and family therapy. Activities include learning more about the field of MFT, learning about graduate programs and the application processes, promoting the USU Marriage and Family Therapy Clinic, and raising awareness about marriage and family therapy at USU and in the community.
Model United Nations Club
Our Mission is to provide our members with the confidence to stand up and debate on international topics. We also strive to instill a sense of teamwork and knowledge so that members can lead the policies and delegations that they represent.
Music Enthusiasts’ Get-Togethers
The purpose of MEGT is to provide get-togethers for music enthusiasts.
Music Therapy Student Association
The Utah State University Music Therapy Student Association is a nonprofit organization that helps students connect with fellow classmates, faculty, professionals, and the community as a whole as they progress through their music therapy education. Our students strive for excellence as they develop their clinical and therapeutic music therapy skills. For example, each year Utah State University's Music Therapy Forum is organized and presented entirely by students to advocate for the benefits of music therapy within the community. We host lots of activities, social events, fundraising opportunities, and special events throughout the academic year. Students in USUMTSA are also actively involved in collaboration with other music therapy professional affiliations such as the Utah Association for Music Therapists, Western Region of Music Therapy Association Students, and we encourage participation in American Music Therapy Association events and conferences.
National Marrow Donor Program Chapter Club
NMDP is a global nonprofit leader in cell therapy, helping save the lives of patients with blood cancers and disorders. These lives are saved by normal people like us who make an extraordinary decision to join the NMDP registry to potentially donate blood stem cells or bone marrow to a patient in dire need. As a student chapter of NMDP, we participate in recruitment for their donor registry and in fundraising to help fund their efforts. 
National Society of Collegiate Scholars
The National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) is a national honors organization that recognizes high-achieving first- and second-year college students (typically top 20% with a GPA of 3.4 or higher) and is built on the pillars of scholarship, leadership, and service; it provides members with lifetime recognition, access to scholarships and awards, leadership development opportunities through campus chapters and officer roles, community service initiatives that support vulnerable populations, and professional development resources including networking, internships, and career preparation.
National Society of Leadership and Success Club
LEARN. LEAD. SUCCEED.
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT THAT DRIVES SUCCESS.
National Student Speech Language Hearing Association
The National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA) club is for the students in the Communication Disorders and Deaf Education undergraduate program at Utah State University. NSSLHA has a variety of events throughout the semester including various service projects, shadow nights with Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists, and other diversity, equity, and inclusion activities. Everyone is invited to join the club, regardless of their major. We also report to National NSSLHA and follow the requirements for Chapter Honors on the ASHA website.
Native American Student Council
The Native American Student Council (NASC) is an organization that represents Native American Students at Utah State University. NASC creates a community on campus for Native American Students and a welcoming environment for Non-Native students to experience authentic Native culture and norms.
Nutrition Science Club
This club aims to provide a space to combine nutrition knowledge and our everyday lives, including personal health, community service, and making connections.
Neuroscience Club
The USUSA Neuroscience Club is a student-led organization dedicated to exploring the brain and nervous system while building a community for students interested in neuroscience. We host engaging events such as guest lectures, research presentations, lab tours, and social activities that connect members with peers, faculty, and professionals in the field. Whether you’re pursuing a degree related to neuroscience or just fascinated by how the brain works, the club offers a welcoming space to learn, network, and get involved.
Nigerian Student Association
The Nigerian Student Association (NSA) is an organization to promote the Nigerian culture and awareness at Utah State University and the surrounding community. Its purpose is to provide social and academic support and awareness for Nigeria with students, staff, administrators, and educators at Utah State University. We work to educate ourselves about all cultures; in turn, we seek to educate others about our culture. NSA membership is extended to all students at Utah State University.
Oaks International Christian Ministry Club
Oaks International is a Christian ministry striving to know, love, and boldly proclaim Christ and His Word on campus and beyond. Here at USU, we host weekly Bible studies, prayer nights, and large group events. This is a registered USUSA Club.
Operation Smile Club
Operation Smile is an international medical charity that has provided hundreds of thousands of free surgeries for children and young adults in developing countries who are born with cleft lip, cleft palate or other facial deformities. Student Clubs annually contribute much-needed funds to the surgical costs of the children, as well as donate hundreds of toys and school supplies for the patients and their families through service and fundraising throughout the community. Operation Smile Student Programs empowers youth globally through advocacy, education, leadership, and service.
Performance Whipcracking Club
Come learn to crack whips and show off your skills! Learn all sorts of cool cracks, like the Snake Killer, Cattleman's Crack, and Four Corners cracks! We'll begin officially meeting weekly starting in late October, so stay tuned for upcoming posts and events, including practice, tutorials, and whip making!
Portuguese Club
Explore the Cultures of the Portuguese-Speaking World! Join the Portuguese Club to celebrate the rich traditions, music, and flavors of countries like Brazil, Portugal, and Angola. We are dedicated to exploring and sharing the vibrant cultures behind the language. Come connect with new friends and discover the global diversity of the Lusophone world.
Philosophy Club
The USU Philosophy Club is dedicated to supporting students and fostering a sense of community around a set of shared intellectual values: sound critical thinking skills, curiosity about life’s big questions, respect for civil discourse, and appreciation for the history of thought.
Pre-Dental Club
The mission of the Utah State University Pre-Dental Club is to provide opportunities for students to explore, learn about, and be exposed to careers in dentistry and dental hygiene.
Pre-Occupational Therapy Club
The mission of the Pre-Occupational Therapy Club is to prepare prospective OT students for their future through participation in Occupational Therapy information sessions, graduate school interviewing skill clinics, GRE preparation, volunteer work and service in the community, obtaining hands-on knowledge from practicing OT’s, and seeking, finding, sharing, and sustaining knowledge in the field.
Pre-PA Club
We are a club that wants to help Pre-Pa students find a community of people they relate with. We will also be assisting getting Pre-PA students ready to apply!
Pre-Physical Therapy Club
The Pre-Physical therapy club is for students interested in the physical therapy career. With workshops held to help students prepare for DPT programs and applications. This is a great resources for anyone looking to improve their resume for any health care career.
Pirate Club
Arrrggh!! This is the club to join if ye dream of being a sea faring pirate! Join the crew and come in search of treasure and glory as we learn how to be pirates and maybe bury some treasure along the way!
Queer Student Alliance
Queer Student Alliance often referred to as QSA, is USU's LGBTQIA+ club on campus. QSA strives to educate affiliates of USU, including students, faculty, and staff on issues surrounding gender and sexual identity. QSA&'s purpose is to create a safe atmosphere where students and members of the community can feel safe, welcome, and loved for who they are. This network of support promotes equality for all and aims to make USU a more welcoming and inclusive campus for every student and faculty and staff members.
Ratio Christi Club
Christian apologetics club.
Red Cross Club
The Red Cross Club is a place for those passionate about volunteering, and helping those around them. Make a real difference in peoples' lives with community projects like the Home Fire Safety Campaign, along with plenty of other opportunities for service.
Rotaract Club  
Rotary members to recognize the positive change implemented by young adults through an active and personal commitment to empower young adults and young professionals to take action through community and international service, develop leadership skills through professional development, and gain a global perspective that fosters world peace and cultural understanding as partners in service.
Secular Student Alliance
Community for nonreligious students attending USU.
Snow Club
Our main goal and intention is making sure that we help fellow Aggies enjoy the mountains, and that we continue that tradition for years to come maintaining and improving the operations of the Snow Club. Being part of the Snow Club will allow you access to a plethora of snow related activities and deals. Such as a large carpool group message. Events that include movies, competition, rail jams, and over-night trips. Deals, discounts, and free merchandise through our sponsors. Lastly, one heck of a good time through new friends and family!
Society of Automotive Engineers Mini Baja Club
The USU Mini Baja club is a division of the Society of Automotive Engineers. We design and build a competitive racing buggy to compete in a yearly national SAE Event.
Songwriting and Performance Club
SAPC is a club for anyone who wants to learn songwriting, share their work, and perform!
Spanish Club
The Spanish Club exists to cultivate an inclusive and dynamic community where individuals of all proficiency levels may:
  • Refine their Spanish language abilities within a supportive environment.
  • Enrich their understanding and appreciation of Hispanic and Latino cultures, traditions, and histories.
  • Forge meaningful connections through cultural, social, and intellectual engagement.
  • Develop leadership acumen, intercultural competence, and collaborative skills.
Spanish Healthcare Club
The purpose Spanish Healthcare Club is to is to provide service and health care opportunities to those members of our community whose native tongue is the Spanish language. 
Stitch and Bitch
Create a community of people who enjoy different crafts as well as giving people a place to meet new people and create friendships.
Student Academy of Audiology Club
The purpose of our club is to be a service-oriented organization and educate and raise awareness within the community about hearing healthcare, hearing conservation, and other audiological services. Utah State University’s chapter of SAA is a service oriented AuD student organization committed to helping communities within the realm of Audiology.
Student Veterans of America Club
This is a registered USUSA Club organized to provide meaninful events and socialization for student veterans and alumni. Student family members of veterans are also invited to participate.
Students for Immigrant and Refugee Empowerment
Students for Immigrant & Refugee Empowerment (SIRE) is a student-led club at Utah State University that fosters community, promotes education, and encourages advocacy on issues affecting immigrants, refugees, and international students. Through dialogue, cultural exchange, and collective action, we work to create a campus where everyone feels welcomed, informed, and empowered. All are welcome to join.
Students United for Reproductive Freedom (SURF) Club
Reproductive Freedom is a person’s ability to control their bodies, their lives, and their futures. Fighting for Reproductive Freedom means fighting for Racial Justice, Queer Justice, Immigrant Justice, Trans Justice, Economic Justice, Environmental Justice... and Justice for all.
Survivor Club
The mission of the USUSA Survivor Club is to provide Utah State University students with a fun and welcoming space to watch, discuss, and engage with the hit reality show Survivor on CBS. Our goal is to build a community of fans who enjoy analyzing gameplay, debating strategy, celebrating blindsides, and participating in interactive activities such as fantasy drafts, vote predictions, and friendly competitions inspired by the show.
Table Tennis Club 
Table Tennis Club’s purpose is providing a platform for all USU students who are interested in playing table tennis. Club members can have fun, make new friends, share experiences, improve skills and get involved during club activities
The Latter-day Saints Student Association (LDSSA)
To encourage and support members of LDSSA in achieving their academic goals and maintaining a balance life while on campus.
To encourage members of LDSSA to become an influence for good by participating in activities and service on campus and in the community.
To provide students with meaningful service opportunities and social and religious activities that are consistent with LDSSA standards.
The Minotaur Club
The heart of the secret keepers on campus. The lifeblood for people that are looking for a bit of solace in their day-to-day life as a student. If you are looking for place to find like-minded people, as long as those people are seeking to find a bit of mystery...or perhaps just to add some color to their life. This is the club for you. In this place we gather for weekly activities and meetings to get away from it all, make friends, tell stories; but most of all share secrets. Each week there is puzzle or code to unlock to find the new location and time for the next meet up. At these events something different is always going on. Join us and see...but most of all keep the secret.
Theatre Student Association
The Theatre Student Association is for the overall social and emotional well-being of students in the USU theatre program. Activities include large events for the beginning and end of year, birthday celebrations for members, and general meetings for the theatre community where members will feel included and supported in their art and career.
Turning Point USA
Turning Point USA is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 2012 by Charlie Kirk. We are committed to identifying, educating, training, and organizing students to promote freedom.
USU Roundnet (Spikeball) Club 
The purpose of USUSA Spikeball Club is to provide an opportunity for students of Utah State University to learn and play the sport of Spikeball in a friendly and competitive environment.
USUSA Golden City Christian Fellowship (GCCF) Club
Golden City Christian Fellowship creates an atmosphere of love where members of the University connect to learn Jesus Christ and become His disciple. We reach our community with the love and power of the gospel of the Lord Jesus. We are heaven conscious people who makes positive impact in their world.
Video Game Development
A club for anyone interested in game development in any capacity (including but not limited to coding, art, music, character design, play-testing, and marketing) to meet others to work together to make video games.
Volunteers Around the World Global Health Alliances
VAW Global Health Alliances (VAW Global) is a global health and development organization committed to cultivating sustainable and equitable partnerships with local communities and professionals through support and capacity-building for essential and accessible health services. Our focus is to work hand-in-hand with local initiatives and leaders to provide communities with improved access to medical, dental, and veterinary treatment. We also work to provide medication, nutritional security, clean water, and health education to these communities.
What A Difference A Year Makes (WADAYM)
The What a Difference a Year Makes Club inspires Utah State University students to find a lifelong passion for service. Through organizing and participating in meaningful projects on campus and in the community, members connect their passions with purpose while building leadership skills, fostering community engagement, and making a lasting impact, one project at a time.
Women Pursuing Health Care Club
The Women Pursuing Health Care Club is a supportive community for students interested in any health care related field. We offer mentorship, networking opportunities, volunteer experiences, and skill-building events to help students succeed on their path.
Womxn's Adventure & Outdoor Club
The mission of the USU Womxn’s Adventure & Outdoor Club is to create an inclusive space where womxn can connect, engage, and thrive through outdoor adventure activities such as climbing, hiking, and other outdoor sports. The club aims to promote a sense of community, confidence, and empowerment for womxn of all backgrounds and experience levels in the outdoors. All individuals are welcome.
Yoga Club
The purpose of Yoga Club is to provide a safe place on campus that students can connect with their higher nature, gain tools to aid in their mental health, make friends with receptive people, and make time to practice yoga.
Department Clubs & Organizations
Department clubs are student groups that are sponsored and run by a USU college or department. Please visit the applicable website to find additional club opportunities at Utah State University: