Alpha Phi Omega is a national coeducational service fraternity founded on the cardinal principles of leadership, friendship and service. It provides its members the opportunity to develop leadership skills as they provide service to their campus, to youth and the community, to the nation, and to members of the Fraternity. The basis of the Fraternity's brotherhood comes from a foundation of shared beliefs, experiences, and an understanding of our fraternal history and goals. Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity has more than 17,000 male and female student members at 366 college campuses nationwide. Its mission is to prepare campus and community leaders through service. Its purpose is to develop leadership, to promote friendship and to provide service to humanity.

Best Buddies is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to establishing a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment and leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Beta Beta Beta (TriBeta) is a honor society for students dedicated to improving the understanding and appreciation of the biological sciences and extending boundaries of human knowledge through scientific research. Since its founding in 1922, more than 200,000 persons have been accepted into lifetime membership, and more than 553 chapters have been established throughout the United States and Puerto Rico. The Beta Beta Beta Chapter of Epsilon Tau at the University of Dallas dedicates time towards scientific awareness, community service, and scientific journal meetings. We meet every other Monday at 5:15 in SB 109. For more information please contact our club officers at tribet.ud@gmail.com

The Classics Club provides an arena for students interested in classical studies to take part in classically related events.

The College Republicans at UD are the official student group of the National Republican Party. We work to cultivate Republican ideas on campus, provide opportunities for members to get involved in politics, and assist Republican candidates at all levels of government.

The purpose of this organization will be to teach and promote English Country and Contra dancing among the student body of the University of Dallas.

Crusaders for Kids has been created to spend time with children in the hospital. We play games, paint nails, shoot nerf guns, watch movies, eat pizza, and anything else to help them have a great time. The events are for the kids to have fun, but we have a lot of fun too.

Crusaders for Life works to defend life from conception to natural death. We believe that no one has the right to kill an unborn child, a convicted criminal, or those in bad health. We especially work to put an end to the infanticide that is going on in our country by educating our peers on the issue of abortion. We also promote the ideas of chastity and abstinence as proper God-given methods of birth control in accordance with the Catholic Church.

Economics in Action is a club seeking better economic understanding while pursing financial success. By applying learned principles to everyday behavior we will better understand the world in which we live & integrate ourselves into the financial community. Contact John LJ Norton at jnorton@udallas.edu for meeting information and upcoming events.

To provide allergy and health concious food and a network of resources for such food.

Welcome to the Indian Film and Culture Club! We focus on spreading indian culture at UD by watching Bollywood Movies and enjoying Indian food. Our meetings are usually once a month and will be advertised all over campus. Everyone is welcome and we will be having a great time, so be ready to watch great movies, an appetite for amazing Indian food and a friend to accompany you!

Italian Club is here to help combat the Rome-Sickness most UD students face after retuning to Rome or helping prepare those who choose to go sometime in the future.

The Knights of Columbus Council 14872 offers Catholic gentlemen on campus opportunities to serve the Church of the Incarnation, Campus Ministry, and the local community, through an international Catholic service fraternity that goes beyond the UD campus and one's years as an undergraduate at UD.

MARKETshare is a student organization aimed at promoting business education through a variety of on- and off- campus events and programs. Mission: MARKETshare strives to advance the business education and experience of all its participants through student involvement in the UD community, the DFW community, and the business community at large, while promoting the University of Dallas and the College of Business.

The University News is the weekly newspaper of the University of Dallas. Since The University News exists to serve the students of a private Catholic university, the staff shall publish news and comments of interest and importance to the university community as far as the limitations of space and circumstance will permit. Visit us online at http://www.udallasnews.com

To support fellowship on campus, to experience and witness the Orthodox Christian Church through community life, prayer, service to others and study of the Faith (Acts 2:42). Furthermore, OCF will work to nurture and strengthen love for Jesus Christ and His Church in its fullness at this most critical juncture of human life and offer an opportunity for Orthodox Christian students and those interested in the Orthodox Christian Church to become more fully acquainted with and informed about their Orthodox heritage.

We founded the UD Philosophy Club under the idea that philosophy is more than an academic study, but at its best is also a way of life. The Club is meant to foster a habit of philosophy, in and out of the classroom. By supporting an active philosophical community, the club encourages shared thought, reading, discussion, and publication. The Club is also meant to provide assistance to undergraduates in any matter related to philosophy classes, the Philosophy Department, or their pursuit of a future in philosophy. Further, we expect the Club to support closer relationships between students and faculty, as well as contact with other local philosophy students. Follow us on facebook @Philosophy Sage to hear about upcoming meetings and events.

Pre-Health Society is created to introduce students and give them a chance to meet with representatives from various different health profession school including but not limited to medical school, dental school, pharmacy school, physical therapy, nursing school, etc. Pre-Health Society's members also get a chance to socialize with others who have the same interests through this club. Advises and strategies for application are also one of the benefits as a member of the club. The club typically meet every other Thursday from 5:30-6:30.

Psychology Club is an active student organization which focuses on the mental health and education of students. Our events aim to be both fun and informative; this semester our goals for events are to have psychological thriller movie nights, tutoring nights for psychology students, and fun talks by professors, as well as other service projects and social events.

The Residence Hall Association is a student led organization dedicated to bringing high quality programming to the residents of the University of Dallas. Programs and activities range in variety from social to educational to recreational in order to strengthen the resident hall community and provide an overall healthier and more enjoyable living environment.

The purpose of Rotaract is to provide an opportunity for young men and women to enhance the knowledge and skills that will assist them in personal development, to address the physical and social needs of their communities, and to promote better relations between all people worldwide through a framework of friendship and service.

The purpose of this organization is to promote, among the student body of the University of Dallas, appreciation of and participation in the physical sciences.

The purpose of the spanish club is to get more involved with the foreign language department at UD and with the spanish population of the Dallas community. Meeting times will be 2 times a month with 2 large events to be planned.

SPUD (Student Programming at UD) consists of eight committees: Traditions, Academics, Musical Entertainment, Socials, Sound, Publicity, Associate, and TGIT Master. The SPUD Chairs are assisted by a host of VIPs (Volunteers in Programming) drawn from the Student Body. Together, members of SPUD plan and run the majority of events on campus, from the weekly TGITs to the annual Mallapalooza.

The University of Dallas Student Foundation serves the purpose of promoting school-spirit and volunteering services among the student body, the local community, and the university alumni with the hope of developing future leaders in their professional work.

SG strives to foster a healthy and enriched campus environment and to build up a strong student community. The representatives in SG are dedicated to enhancing the quality of student life by promoting both the academic and social traditions of the University. Student Government is committed to serving the interests of the UD student, and it is important to stress that those of us in SG are always willing to hear your voice so we can bring your ideas and opinions to the rest of the University community.

To foster understanding of chemistry and related scientific issues in the undergraduate community, among students studying all disciplines, as well as network with the National ACS, in order to provide better opportunities and advise for chemistry students.

UD Swing organizes and facilitates social gatherings of UD students, providing a creative, fun environment in which to learn and enjoy the art form of swing dancing. It meets 9pm to 11pm on Wednesday nights in Haggar Cafeteria. Anyone is welcome to come! Club email address: udswing@gmail.com President: Christine Hardey Vice President: Andrew Christman Secretary: Sarah Sokora Treasurer: Ben Demary Publicity Representative: Allie Rogers Music Director: Allison Guse Historian: Catherine Hoang Freshman Representative: Margaret Claahsen

The purpose of this organization is to provide practical self-defense instruction and practice, to provide a setting for martial arts sports, and to act as both a physical fitness regimen and outlet for stress for members and students of the University, all in a safe and controlled environment.

The University of Dallas Art Association is a student run organization that brings together a diverse community of emerging astists, established artists, and the public to advance the educational experience of the fine arts at the University of Dallas.

UD Earth Service is an environmental club, which strives to improve the recycling program on campus and hosts a variety of education and entertaining events pertaining to the environment.

The University of Dallas Law Society provides prospective law students with a forum to understand, discuss, and learn more about the different fields of law. We invite law school students, lawyers, and other professionals with a background in law to share their career experiences. Our events are meant to help students determine whether law is their true interest and motivate further exploration of existing legal awareness.

ROTC Club is dedicated to instilling the values and discipline of the armed forces. We offer physical training MWF from 6:20-7:20 behind the New Dorm. The Club maintains an active on campus presence and seeks to build camaraderie among members.

The University of Dallas plays in the Texas Rugby Union in Men's Collegiate Division II. The other teams in Texas Division II Rugby are Texas Tech, Stephen F. Austin, St. Edwards, Angelo State University, & Texas A&M.

To teach, practice, compete, and enjoy the sport of Ultimate Frisbee.

The University Shield is dedicated to promoting knowledge of UD's history and mission. The Shield publishes student's articles about subjects related to the history and purpose of the UD community and the UD education. We also host various activities throughout the semester to promote curiosity and knowledge of these things in UD's student population.

The purpose of the organization is to pursue forms of adventure where learning leadership qualities and outdoor survival techniques are necessary.