The Black Commerce Student Network at McIntire (BCSN) provides Black pre-commerce and commerce students with the necessary support and resources to strengthen their community and ensure success at the McIntire School of Commerce. BCSN strives to address the professional needs of its members in order to build corporate leaders, with an unfaltering commitment to inspire their successors. Our organization accomplishes this by hosting events on Grounds, providing resources to students, and engaging the UVA administration about ways to improve the university environment.

The goals of the Black Economic Empowerment Society are to increase financial literacy, emphasize the importance of asset ownership, and empower Black students to start their own businesses.The 6 principles/aims of our organization are:Connecting Black students to venture capitalists who will help them execute their entrepreneurial vision Encouraging economic cooperation and a group economics mentality for Black students at UVA Improving financial literacy within the Black community at UVA Empowering Black students at UVA to start their entrepreneurial ventures by holding events that will contribute to their entrepreneurial abilities Improving relationships between the Black business community in Charlottesville and the Black community at UVA Connect and integrate Black businesses at UVA within the broader UVA and Charlottesville community                                        

Black Girls United is an organization that will pair first-year black female students with second-year students of the same demographic. The goal is to go one step further than the “big and little sister" aspect of other organizations on Grounds. We plan to build relationships with students before they even step foot on Grounds to welcome them to a new and seemingly scary environment with open arms. We pair students through their interests and personal facts based on the application they will fill out. Throughout the year, bonding events such as self-care nights, group dinners, and game nights will help to strengthen these connections between students. Overall, we aspire to give these students a vital presence in their lives that is a girl close in age, that they can relate to, who can guide them through the ins and outs of the first-year experience and ensure a positive first impression of the University of Virginia.

Black Girls United is an organization that will pair first-year black female students with second-year students of the same demographic. The goal is to go one step further than the “big and little sister" aspect of other organizations on Grounds. We plan to build relationships with students before they even step foot on Grounds to welcome them to a new and seemingly scary environment with open arms. We pair students through their interests and personal facts based on the application they will fill out. Throughout the year, bonding events such as self-care nights, group dinners, and game nights will help to strengthen these connections between students. Overall, we aspire to give these students a vital presence in their lives that is a girl close in age, that they can relate to, who can guide them through the ins and outs of the first-year experience and ensure a positive first impression of the University of Virginia.

Founded in 1970 and formally chartered in 1996, the Virginia Law Chapter of the Black Law Students Association is dedicated to the development of talented, engaged, and diverse attorneys. In order to fulfill the goals of the national organization, UVA BLSA sponsors various student support programs, community outreach projects, panel discussions, and receptions. The Virginia Law Chapter is a leading BLSA chapter and our mission is to increase the number of culturally responsible Black and minority attorneys who excel academically succeed professionally and positively impact the community.

The purpose of this organization is to provide a space for Black Muslims at UVA to actively learn about Islam whilst understanding and focusing on the intersection that is race. Black Muslims at UVA also will promote the growth of its members by providing a safe space that not only recognizes their intersectional identity but also respects that identity. Black Muslims at UVA will work to increase the visibility of Black Muslims at UVA in black spaces, muslims spaces, and the wider UVA space. 

The Black Queer Club (BQC) is dedicated to fostering a safe, empowering, and affirming space for Black LGBTQ+ students and allies at the University of  Virginia. This organization gives students the opportunity to come together, celebrate Black LGBTQ+ identities, and advocate for social justice. Our mission is to create a supportive community where members can explore and embrace their intersecting identities, find solidarity and belonging, and amplify their voices. Through education, social action, and community-building initiatives, BQC strives to address the challenges faced by Black queer individuals while celebrating and embracing the strength and diversity of Black queer experiences.

The purpose of the Black Student Alliance (BSA) is to articulate the problems and voice the concerns of Black students at the University of Virginia, conduct political action against unjust policies or programs mandated by the University, and serve as a liaison between Black students (Undergraduate and Graduate), faculty, alumni and the administration. In addition, BSA aims to establish communication within the Black community and achieve the common goals of Black students at UVa and the Black community in Charlottesville. To achieve these goals, the Black Student Alliance hosts numerous events throughout the year in order to unify the Black community. 

Black Student-Athletes Offering Service and Support, or B.O.S.S., is an organization designed to provide the opportunity for unity among Black Student-Athletes at The University of Virginia. Our main goals with this group is to provide service to the community and support each other. As we pursue these goals, we also seek self-growth so that we may positively impact those we interact with daily. Lastly, our group emphasizes social awareness on topics such as politics, media/entertainment, health/education, etc.