Student Clubs

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Student Cultural Clubs & Organizations

BSU
Welcome to the Black Student Union!
Chinese Club
Welcome to visit our website. As one of the Culture Clubs on campus, we will do our best to let our members experiencing the differences among the cultures.
Club Francais
Bienvenue!
FASU
Mabuhay! Welcome to the Filipino American Student Union's ICS page.
HPIC
Why did we end up at Gonzaga?
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Some of us wanted to get (had to get,were sent) away from the islands - Not!
And somebody ...
ISU
Welcome to the International Student Union here at Gonzaga University!!!
Italian Club
BENVENUTO!
Japanese Club
Hello everybody, or as we like to say, Konnichiwa minna-san! This is a small website dedicated to inform you about a small club on campus devoted to Japan and the ...
La Raza
Saludos!! Welcome to the La Raza webpage!
Taiwanese Student Association
Welcome to Gonzaga's Taiwanesse Student Association.
Immigration Advocacy Campaign
Campus Libertarians
"None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free" – Goethe
College Republicans
Young Democrats

Welcome to the Young Democrats of Gonzaga University.

HERO Helping Educate Regarding Orientaion is a club at Gonzaga University designed to be a welcoming enviroment for all members and friends of the LGBTQIA (Lesbian, Gay, ...

FACE AIDS The mission of our organization is to mobilize and inspire students to fight AIDS in Africa.

Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
If you are a student-athlete at GU, a member of a club sport, or a previously registered FCA participant, then come join us Monday nights at 8:00 at The Rock!
Gonzaga Witness
The Catholic Voice on Campus

JP II
Welcome to the website of the John Paul II Fellowship!
THIRST
Thirst, Gonzaga University's ecumenical praise and worship group
Right to Life
Gonzaga Right to Life Club
Speak Up!

Society of Women Engineers Welcome to the Gonzaga University Society of Women Engineers (SWE) website.

HERO Helping Educate Regarding Orientaion is a club at Gonzaga University designed to be a welcoming enviroment for all members and friends of the LGBTQIA (Lesbian, Gay, ...

One World
Welcome to OneWorld! We are a social justice publication spotlighting members of the Gonzaga community and their passionate experiences throughout the world!
PIER
TRAVEL! SERVE! LEARN! JOIN!

For more information on the various clubs and organizations, call the Student Activities Office at (509) 313-6123.

Law School Clubs and Organizations

Sexual Orientation Diversity Alliance: The purpose of the Sexual Orientation Diversity Alliance (S.O.D.A.) is to foster a sense of community among students and staff of all sexual orientations by providing support and promoting visibility. They will work with the faculty and administration to ensure that the interests of students of diverse sexual orientation in the student body are considered and provided for by the school.

Multicultural Law Caucus: The Multi-Cultural Law Caucus (MLC) is a non-profit student run organization focused on community building. The primary objective of the organization is to create a sense of unity among all law students and to create a forum for students to learn about different groups as well as the legal issues affecting them. It also strives to help students with the transition into law school by providing the wisdom and guidance of alumni, students, and faculty members to incoming students on how to adjust into their legal careers beginning at Gonzaga. This organization works to educate and prepare future lawyers to recognize the inequities in our legal system and dedicate their professional lives to the development of a more just society.

Black Law Student Association (BLSA): The mission of the BLSA is to promote strength, unity, leadership, and professionalism among law students. In addition, its mission is to instill in the student and attorney a greater awareness of commitment to the needs of the community. The Association believes that attorneys must use their knowledge, passion, and sense of community to fight against the hopelessness and injustice that exist in the community.

Multicultural Law Caucus: The Multi-Cultural Law Caucus (MLC) is a non-profit student run organization focused on community building. The primary objective of the organization is to create a sense of unity among all law students and to create a forum for students to learn about different groups as well as the legal issues affecting them. It also strives to help students with the transition into law school by providing the wisdom and guidance of alumni, students, and faculty members to incoming students on how to adjust into their legal careers beginning at Gonzaga. This organization works to educate and preparefuture lawyers to recognize the inequities in our legal system and dedicate their professional lives to the development of a more just society.

Other Organizations:

  • Hispanic Law Caucus
  • Asian/Pacific Islanders Law Caucus
  • American Civil Liberties Union

For more information about Law School Organizations, call Lisa Bradley at (509) 313-3762.