Find your people. Get involved.
With more than 60 student clubs and organizations, there’s a place for everyone at WSU Vancouver.
Whether you want to express your creativity, advocate for change or just connect with other VanCougs who share your hobbies, getting involved is one of the best ways to feel at home on campus.
You’ll find student clubs built around community, creativity, service, recreation and exploring academic or career interests, along with opportunities to start something new.
Student clubs
Do you like knitting? Gaming? Hitting the court? Or experimenting with 3D printing? There’s a student club at WSU Vancouver that’s ready to welcome you.
From Fiber Arts Club and WSU Gamers to Tennis Club and Maker 3D Club, student organizations reflect the wide range of interests, identities, skills, and energy on campus.
Whether you want to pursue a passion, make friends, stay active, build leadership or professional skills, or just try something new, you’ll find ways to make your time on campus exciting and meaningful.
Explore current clubs in WSU Involve or start something new.
Explore the clubs on campusLearn how to start a club
Activities and events
Get out, meet fellow VanCougs, and jump into campus life.
Throughout the year, you’ll find workshops, performances, lectures, game nights, service projects, movie screenings and more happening across campus. From casual hangouts to campus-wide traditions like the Back-to-School Barbeque and Spring Gala, there are plenty of ways for VanCougs to show up, have fun and try something new.
Want to help make these events happen? Join the Student Activities Board and help bring events to life on campus.
Interested in cultural programs and identity-focused experiences? The Center for Intercultural Learning and Affirmation works with student clubs to organize cultural celebrations and workshops, and also offers peer mentorship opportunities.
Explore upcoming events on WSU InvolveTake a look at annual campus events
Student government
Have a voice in campus life through the Associated Students of Washington State University Vancouver.
Run for office, serve on boards or advocate for student priorities. As part of student government, you’ll work with campus leaders and state officials to help shape decisions that impact the campus community.
Student media
Help tell the story of WSU Vancouver through The VanCougar newsmagazine, KOUG Radio or Salmon Creek Journal.
Whether you want to write for a journalism beat, host a talk show or create poetry, there’s a place for your creativity on campus.
From writing, broadcasting and designing to photographing or producing behind the scenes, you’ll gain hands-on experience and a platform to make your voice heard.