Student Organizations at York

Student Organizations

The university experience is not complete without a healthy balance of engagement in activities outside the classroom. SCLD can help introduce you to a wide array of student clubs and student governments.


Find your community


What is a student club?

A Student Club is a voluntary, membership-driven organization dedicated to a particular interest or activity. There are over 350 student clubs at York!


What is a student government?

A Student Government is concerned with a broad array of activities, including representing the interests of those students in discussions with the academic and administrative authorities of the University, a Faculty or a College.

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Student Life Hub

The Student Life Hub is a centrally located desk for information, guidance, and support related to student life. Whether you’re looking for help navigating campus resources or have questions about getting involved, the Hub is here to connect you with the right information at the right time. 

The Hub also serves as a dedicated space for student organization leaders, offering direct access to the Student Organization Services Ambassador Team. Ambassadors are available to answer questions, provide guidance on policies and processes, and support the successful planning and operation of student led initiatives.

Visit Us: Student Life Hub (Ross Link), Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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Find your next student organization

Explore opportunities to join and lead a student organization through YU Connect! Whether you’re passionate about culture, advocacy, academics, recreation or community building, there’s a place for you to grow and make an impact. Discover student organizations, leadership opportunities, events and more — all in one place.

The first step will always be the most difficult step. Some people may be shy to find a community and make friends, but if you don’t try, you won't know what’s going to happen, what kind of person you can be and what you can achieve in the future.”

— Haohan Gao, President, Chinese Student and Scholars Association (2025)