{in}Visible Magazine is a literary publication at the University of Virginia dedicated to the Asian Pacific Islander South Asian American (APISAA) community on Grounds. It was founded to fill the absence and need for a creative outlet specifically for the APISAA creators. {in}Visible Magazine aims to create a space where we can explore our identities and unique experiences through writing and art. {in}Visible will not only help build community among the APISAA undergraduates at UVA but also be a tool to bridge across difference and connect with other cultural groups and literary magazines.

Jubilate is a Christian Choir made up of students from the University of Virginia that practices at University Baptist Church on the Corner. Our mission is to bring praise and glory to God through song and good food!

Founded in 2022 by Kaitlyn Chi, KC studio is a beginner friendly dance interest group mainly focused on girl kpop, jazzfunk, and MV dance. We aim to provide a platform for all beginners interested in dance to have a place to practice and better their dance skills or pursue their unexpressed passion for dancing. We hold weekly workshops, perform and produce content for our instagram account: kcstudioatuva. We also perform, shoot tiktok/mv dance videos.

The New Dominions is the University of Virginia’s oldest all-gender a cappella group, with over 30 years of rich history. The completely student-run group dedicates itself to bringing a dynamic edge to the University’s proudest traditions, growing in strength and ability over the last 30 years and performing at events and concerts across the country. The New Dominions is guaranteed to please any crowd with its varied repertoire including music of all genres, from pop artists like Sabrina Carpenter and Jacob Collier to older staples like Mr. Mister. Be sure to check out our discography on all streaming platforms!Often referred to by students as the “NewDos,” the group was was founded in 1990 by Burt Kann, Stephen Murray and Joanna Parsons, students at the University of Virginia. The group initially served as a temporary way to teach first years the basics of a cappella so they could audition for existing groups around Grounds. However, the strong bonds between members mixed with the unique all-gender atmosphere kept NewDos together, over the years transforming NewDos into what it is today. We have been recording albums, touring the nation, and maintaining those strong bonds. Today, the Newdos have become the University’s oldest all-gender a cappella group. Auditions are held every Fall and some Spring semesters and are open to all interested UVa students. Follow us on our Facebook and Instagram pages to keep up with us.

We meet weekly to watch and discuss foreign and classic films. 

The Origami Club at UVA is a spot for students to unwind and make different types of Origami. We meet multiple times throughout the semester and provide a relaxing space to make new arts!

It's modern with a classical twist. Radio Music Society is a string-based music ensemble that specializes in playing modern pop music- anything that can be heard on the radio can be heard from our instruments. Our mission is to bring the love of string music to the University of Virginia and the Charlottesville communities. 

Join the GroupMe for all the newest information!https://groupme.com/join_group/85057265/4EzHoGk9Retro Gaming at UVA is established for the expressed purpose of:Fostering enthusiasm towards retro video games and systemsEstablishing a cooperative and competitive environment to develop relationships between classmates over a common interestProviding opportunities for members to experience retro gaming in a multitude of facets and environmentsReplicating and helping appreciate historical pieces of art that help found one of the largest entertainment industries today

Rhapsody Ballet Ensemble is a small group of UVA students who have come together through a shared passion for dance. Founded in 2000, the organization serves as an expressive outlet for these student artists, who devote many hours in and out of the studio to developing and rehearsing original ballet choreography. Semi-annual performances, which may include pieces that are classical or contemporary in style, allow Rhapsody members the opportunity to showcase their efforts and artistry. In addition to its performances, Rhapsody offers free member-led dance classes each week on Grounds. These open classes allow dancers to develop leadership skills, express themselves, and share the joy of dance with members and nonmembers alike.

Ready to get your sexy on? Each semester Rocky Horror at UVA puts on a performance of the Rocky Horror Picture Show in Newcomb Theater, complete with games, callbacks, and a talented shadow cast. This club offers a relaxed opportunity for anyone and everyone to go crazy and have fun. Join the erotic fun and see why Rocky's been a sensation for 50 years!