The SLU Student Union has developed a New Club Registration Policy for students interested in establishing a recognized student club on campus. Registered clubs may be eligible to receive funding from Student Activity Fees and access other resources available through the Student Union.
Review the New Club Registration Guidelines to learn about eligibility requirements, the registration process, funding, and the responsibilities of recognized student clubs.
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The Solidarity Economy Club at CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies is a student-led space dedicated to exploring and advancing alternatives to traditional capitalist systems through cooperative, community-driven solutions. Grounded in principles of social, economic, and ecological justice, the club brings together students interested in building democratic institutions that prioritize collective well-being over profit.
SLU4Palestine is a student club dedicated to raising awareness about the injustice in Palestine. The club provides educational programming, discussions, cultural events, and advocacy opportunities for students interested in learning about and engaging with issues related to Palestine and Palestinian solidarity.
A club for SLU students to learn and practice and implement the skill of designing and facilitating popular education for our communities. Popular education is a teaching methodology that aims to empower people who are socially or politically marginalized to take control of their learning to effect social change.
Croflow is a welcoming club for students interested in crochet, and creative crafting. Whether members are beginners or experienced, the club offers opportunities to learn, share skills, and connect with others through a relaxing hobby.
The Spirituality Club is an inclusive space for students to explore questions of meaning, purpose, personal growth, and spiritual practice.