The purpose of this organization is to provide an opportunity for students of the University of Virginia who wish to partake in the recreational and educational benefits of pottery. The mission of Ceramics Club at UVA is to make wheel throwing ceramics easily accessible for UVA students at a discounted price, while providing guidance, tools, and materials. Ceramics Club also offers students the opportunity to engage with the Charlottesville community outside of on-grounds activities. In addition to off-campus activities, we have an on-campus handbuilding studio. To join the club join the groupme https://groupme.com/join_group/88703095/mRmMpqZn  and the list serv  https://lists.virginia.edu/sympa/info/ceramicsclubuva

The Fralin Museum of Art at the University of Virginia encourages the spirit of curiosity and promotes diversity of thought through the study, care, and celebration of art. 

The Humanities Society is a part of the Institute of Humanities and Global Culture (IHGC), and is established for the expressed purpose of:Furthering the pursuit of the humanities (art, music, language, culture, anthropology, philosophy, literature, etc.) at UVA through student organized events and projects. Collaborating with other CIOs and departments to host events pertaining to the humanities on grounds. Creating a greater sense of unity and inclusivity on grounds through interdisciplinary projects, events, and collaborations, as well as exploring how various subjects pertain to the humanities.

The Incident is UVA's best (and only) sketch comedy club on Grounds! We meet from 7-9 PM every Thursday and Sunday to write sketches and film videos to be performed at our end of semester show. We are a social club, and we host a lot of events outside of practice so members can get to know each other. Our members are not expected to have any previous comedy experience, and this is a great way to meet funny, interesting people!

We are medical students that dance for fun!

The Mighty holds free, open workshops to the UVA community as well as the greater DMV dance community to spread the love and awareness of open-style dance.

The Scratch Zine is a student-run publication focused on bringing together the arts community and displaying student artwork in a zine published every semester. 

The Spectra is a student-run undergraduate research journal committed to the pursuit of research excellence at the School of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Virginia. It publishes notable undergraduate research with a threefold purpose: to provide publication opportunities for engineering undergraduates, to promote a community of research, and to serve as an educational tool for prospective students. Our annual journal covers at wide range of technical topics that reflect the core values of technical credibility, relevancy, and originality. The main body of Spectra is referred to as the Editorial Board and is responsible for reading, discussing, and revising submissions to Spectra. In the fall we hold weekly meetings to discuss and vote on submitted papers. These meetings make up the bulk of the Editorial Board's contribution. Members of the Editorial Board often take on additional responsibilities such as serving as a Primary or Secondary Editor to implement changes to accepted submissions before final publication. Members can also run for leadership positions including the Editor-in-Chief, Associate Editor-in-Chief, or one of our many Chair positions. Our Layout Chair is a great role for those interested in graphic design and the opportunity to collaborate with professional designers. The Finance Chair is responsible for grant/funding applications and managing the printing and design budget. The final Chair, Publicity, deals with submission solicitation, outreach, and distributing our final edition. Each of these Chair positions also works with a corresponding Committee to accomplish their goals and the needs of Spectra. There are plenty of opportunities to get involved in this fun, educational, and impactful organization!To submit a paper to Spectra, visit https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdhS9YlWWDZLf7ujkbLj4wT8zi-fDjghxC1sSHDl_fS2tdOvw/viewform?usp=sf_linkTo view our most recent issue, visit https://www.flipsnack.com/uvaengineering/spectra-2024/full-view.html 

With a history like ours dating back to 1953, we have a lot to live up to; being a VG today involves rehearsing our massive repertoire for weekly gigs, putting on two concerts a year, and traveling the world singing! With recent tours in Washington DC, China, Hong Kong, Peru, Southeast Asia, and Spain, and nearly 100 performances each school year, we keep ourselves as busy as possible! During 2023's 70th anniversary celebration, when we sang with over 80 alumni, including members of The Original Eight VGs, we learned that even though so much has changed at the University and beyond, a VG is in the group for life. We have been to some amazing places and experienced some incredible things, but at our core, we are a group of folks who love to sing.

The Virginia Medical Review is an undergraduate student publication focused on developments in science and medicine. The Review seeks to inform readers on current research, new biotechnology, public health policy and legislation, the work of individual physicians, and many other content areas in a format enjoyable by a general audience. Simultaneously, we work to cultivate our members' scientific communication skills and bridge gaps between the humanities and STEM fields.