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Our mission is to inspire Seventh-day Adventist Christian students and faculty members to be disciples of Christ and empower them to share the everlasting gospel on campus.

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The Alexander Hamilton Society (AHS) is a non-partisan, not-for-profit, national organization that seeks to identify, educate, and launch young women and men into foreign policy and national security careers imbued with the Hamiltonian perspective of strong and principled American leadership in global affairs. Hamiltonians are united by a deep conviction, rooted in the history of the last century, that the world is a better, safer, and more prosperous place when the United States is willing and able to lead. Engaging citizens from all walks of life and at every stage in their careers, AHS seeds the ground for the future of American foreign policy.

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The Allan Bloom Forum is a student organization at Yale University which seeks to promote the public exploration of the ideas which have shaped Western culture through engagement with leading thinkers in the fields of public policy, diplomacy, journalism, and academia. The Forum is named after Allan Bloom, who was a Yale professor, philosopher, and classicist.

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As an umbrella organization we seek to unite the dance groups on campus, bring together the New Haven and Yale dance community and to work for more administrative support for dance on campus. We believe that there should be maximum cooperation within the campus dance community and that as the dance community grows it is important for us to work with the administration to accommodate their needs of rehearsal and performance space.



The Alliance for Dance at Yale is an umbrella organization which seeks to unite the dance groups on campus, bring together the New Haven and Yale dance community and to work for more administrative support for dance on campus. We book rehearsal space at Payne Whitney Gym for all undergraduate dance groups, and we host the Festival of Dance Groups during Opening Days for freshman. The Alliance automatically includes all members of dance groups on campus and is led by a board of directors who are elected by the larger membership each year. This board consists of 5 positions all of which may be held by 1 or 2 people: executive director publicity director treasurer outreach coordinator secretary Additionally a representative from each dance group who wishes to participate in ADAY activities will serve as a direct liason to the board and help in the planning and production of ADAY events. As an umbrella organization we seek to unite the dance groups on campus, bring together the New Haven and Yale dance community and to work for more administrative support for dance on campus. We believe that there should be maximum cooperation within the campus dance community and that as the dance community grows it is important for us to work with the administration to accomodate their needs of rehearsal and performance space. There are no membership requirements, though people wishing to hold office within ADAY must be currently enrolled undergraduates. Elections are held yearly in January. Interested candidate submit a candidate statement to the Alliance and are elected by majority vote.

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Allied Scholars for Animal Protection is focused on the abolition of speciesism and exploitation of nonhuman animals. We aim to make students aware of the harms of factory farming and educate about veganism. We also want to provide a space for vegans and animal lovers to build community on campus.

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The purpose of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® is to cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards, to promote unity and friendship among college women, to study and help alleviate problems concerning girls and women to improve their social stature, to maintain a progressive interest in college life, and to be of service to all mankind.

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NAB functions by pairing college students with residents in local Alzheimer's/dementia care facilities for weekly one-on-one visits. These students work with both family members and staff to determine the best way to utilize their visits in order to learn more about the interests and lives of the residents, thereby forming connections that help combat the isolation often felt by residents in such facilities. Additionally, NAB chapters in the past have helped educate campus communities about AD, launched music therapy initiatives, and performed clinical research studies. For more information about NAB, please see www.alzbuddies.org.

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The vision AISES is for the next seven generations of Native scholars and students to advance students and scholars representation in the STEM industries, and bring forth a tacit understanding of how science and indigenous knowledge is intertwined.

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YAIAA aims to provide Yale students who are interested in aerospace engineering with mentorship, research, and engineering opportunities on both the local and national scale.

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The American Medical Women's Association at Yale aims to create a diverse and inclusive community dedicated to health equity and the advancement of women and non-binary undergraduate students in medicine, through education, leadership, and advocacy.

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The American Red Cross at Yale seeks to serve as a local community service organization at Yale and in New Haven, providing aid on a more regional scale than its parent organization. We serve as an intermediary between the students and faculty of Yale University and the American Red Cross. We host blood drives on the Yale campus, recruiting Yale graduate and undergraduate students as well as the broader community to donate blood and fulfill the Red Cross's local blood needs.

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ASLaY seeks to foster a community of diverse ASL signers of all abilities and backgrounds. We aim to provide a space for those interested in sign language to gather and to learn from one another. In addition, we seek to celebrate the beauty and poeticism of sign. ASLaY seeks to fill a gap in the representation of languages on Yale's campus. We try to advocate for more ASL opportunities on campus to further foster and develop a campus-wide appreciation of ASL.

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To foster a diverse and inclusive community of undergraduate students and faculty dedicated to advancing biochemistry and molecular biology through education, research, and outreach, while providing networking and professional development opportunities.

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- Membership in the Student Chapter means that one receives membership in the ASBMB national chapter (financial worth of $10 / year).
- Apply for national fellowships, travel awards, grants, and honor society.

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We are a group of students interested in game design, programming, character design, graphic design, animation, and music composition working together to create indie games. We aim to develop creative games and learn about the game development process.

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An Cumann Éireannach (The Irish Society) aims to bring together not just Irish nationals but any student interested in Ireland's rich culture, history, and language. In a country of mass Irish heritage, we hope to educate and inform, demystifying common misconceptions. Through various social, political and cultural events, we want to foster a diverse community within Yale. Moreover, with an increase in Irish student admission, we believe in giving back to Ireland and our communities from an outreach perspective.

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The Ancient Chinese Traditions Club is designed to create a harmonious space for dialogue and cultural appreciation through traditional Chinese customs. The ACTC seeks to amplify mental health and well-being using traditional practices of calligraphy, guqin, and tea ceremonies. The ACTC is committed to providing authentic Chinese experiences celebrating age-old art forms while empowering the diverse Yale community to connect with their cultural roots.

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Vision: To create an interactive forum on Yale campus, and promote the ASA's mission on other campuses across the country, where members can explore and share all political, cultural, social and other aspects of the Arab world.



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*To spread an understanding of the Arab world, its cultures, and current issues that affect the region.

*To bridge the various cultural gaps between the Arab World and the United States.

*To strive for the breaking down of stereotypes and the growth of a concrete and sincere representation of the Arab world's diverse components.

*To create a network and forum where Arab Student Associations across the country can collaborate and share resources.

*To be a voice for the Arab population on campus.

*To reach out to the greater Yale and New Haven community, making the ASA a campus-

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To further the purpose, traditions, and concepts of the United States military and aerospace power by aiding in community awareness and to create a more efficient relationship among Air Force officer candidates, both within the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps and with members of Silver Wings.

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Yale's Asian American Collective of Theatermakers (AACT) aims to provide a centralized and welcoming social space for Asian American theatermakers at Yale that will (1) attract would-be Asian American theatermakers who would otherwise be deterred from doing theater for lack of a clearly defined Asian American theater community; and (2) enable Asian American students interested in making theater to network and collaborate with other Asian American artists.

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AASA creates a community where students of the Asian diaspora feel empowered to explore their identity, both politically and culturally.

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Asian Crossroads at Yale (ACY) is a student-led organization that fosters conversations around Central Asia, a region that has long bridged vibrant cultural traditions and modern growth and trade. Accordingly, ACY seeks to raise the profile of economic, social, and political development in the region, while also providing a space for students to engage with Central Asian culture.

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Our members identify as both Asian and Jewish, yet their experiences cannot be fully defined by either culture alone. The mission of the Asian Jewish Union (AJU) is to support and celebrate Asian Jewish students at Yale. We aim to cultivate a welcoming community for Asian Jewish students and contribute to the broader tapestry of Asian Jewish culture.

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Asian Recipes at Yale - an Undergraduate Organization (ARAY) aims to share and celebrate Asian flavors and stories within the Yale community and beyond. We want to help connect people who love food and are interested in Asian cuisine. by:

1. facilitating conversations and bonding through food events,
2. sharing our recipes with the community,
3. and providing a space for navigating Asian identity through food and food-related arts and media.

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The purpose of Asian-ish shall be to promote diversity, celebrate multicultural and mixed Asian culture, and educate the student body about important cultural moments in multicultural history. It is dedicated to creating a community, space, and conversations for students of mixed Asian descent and any other interested students.

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Assembly: Undergraduate 3-D Art Collective at Yale exists to provide undergraduates with a welcoming space to explore and develop skills in three-dimensional art forms that blend creative practice with STEM principles, such as woodworking, sewing, metalworking, stained glass, and print-based processes. We serve students of all experience levels by offering shared workspaces, tools, mentorship, and hands-on learning opportunities that emphasize design, material science, engineering thinking, and experimentation. Through a semesterly exhibition, we celebrate our members’ creative growth and foster a vibrant community of makers who bridge art, science, and technology at Yale.

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The Asterisk* Journal of Art and Art History is concerned with providing an outlet for critical discourse around art for undergraduates, whether it be through practice or theory. Based in New Haven at Yale University, Asterisk* is one of the few peer-reviewed, intercollegiate, bi-annually published art and art history journals at the undergraduate level. We are dedicated to highlighting art historical narratives shedding light on topics that are often left to the margins. As part of our selection process, we reach out to over eighty different universities in search of high-quality, subversive essays and artworks that provoke new ways of thinking. We try to publish bi-annually with workshops, meetings and events hosted throughout the semester.

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At Yale AIA, our vision is to see ourselves, our community and the world deeply changed by the love of Christ. We seek to reach out to students through large group meetings, fun activities, and individual connections. We welcome people of all backgrounds to explore the Christian faith. We meet weekly during the academic year and have Bible studies throughout the week, fellowship activities, and retreats throughout the year.

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Ballet Folklórico Mexicano de Yale was founded in the fall of 1998 by a group of undergraduate students dedicated to the expression of Mexican culture and traditional folk dance. Since its founding, the group has had the privilege of performing at numerous cultural and educational events at Yale, throughout Connecticut, and elsewhere in the Northeast. As the only Mexican folk dance group on campus, Ballet Folklórico does not hold auditions. Our goals are both diverse and ambitious: while providing an outlet for the exploration of our heritage, we seek to enrich students' cultural knowledge, and serve as a resource for greater Connecticut communities as well.

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The Berkeley College Orchestra is dedicated to the promotion of a musical presence on the Yale campus and the greater Connecticut area. To achieve this goal, the BCO provides a place for students to study and practice the performance of music without grades and seeks to foster a community of musicians with similar goals. To this end, BCO holds weekly rehearsals and three free public concerts during the school year and one educational concert for New Haven public school students.

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BCAY—the Black Church at Yale—is a student-run and pastor-guided on-campus church since 1973. We aim to love God fully, love people courageously, and serve others wherever we are—in short, Love God, Love People, and Serve the Nations. We are a Christ-centered, interdenominational fellowship that views God as a loving Father who desires a relationship with His creation.  Through intentional relationship-building and practical teachings, we aim to develop Spirit-led leaders who will impact all areas of society after leaving Yale.  Our Sunday services are warm and energetic, featuring songs of praise and worship, with musicians and vocalists. In our church family, we hope to nourish you spiritually through a soulful and rich cultural experience with your peers. There is no dress code; simply come as you are!

We meet when Yale College classes are in session, beginning the Sunday after Labor Day.

Regular meeting time/place: Sunday worship, 10 a.m.  Yale Afro-American Cultural Center, 211 Park Street

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We are a student organization dedicated to inaugurating an empowering, educational, and preparatory environment for students across the African diaspora interested in pursuing a health-related profession. We incorporate the various branches of health and create an atmosphere that encourages critical conversation, community engagement, and a humanistic approach to medicine. Because of the historical oppression of Black populations in healthcare at large, we hope to increase the numbers of prepared Black leaders and healers in health advocacy and clinical settings.

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The Black Student Alliance at Yale (BSAY) is a multi-cultural organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of Black students at Yale through political action, community action, and social events. Understanding that the world changes for the better through the determined efforts of concerned people, and that we are strongest when we are united, BSAY exists in order to create that unity and foster that change in hopes of furthering the cause of equality. As a student-run organization, BSAY is responsible for advocating for the students at Yale, taking political stands, and creating the sense of community necessary to unite students to work for positive change. On campus, we strive to meet the needs of the Black community by holding weekly meetings that are pertinent to the lives of Black students on campus and that create a supportive community for all Black students at Yale. BSAY strives create a safe and active community in order to adequately represent and respond to the Black community. This sense of community must come from both current social activities and from a sense of shared history and culture. Our strength comes from not only the collective struggle of our contemporaries but also the cumulative struggles of thousands who have sacrificed before us. Let us strive in our efforts so that we may fulfill the dreams of those who struggled before and brighten the futures of those yet to come.

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BlackGen Capital is a 100% minority-owned student investment fund. We close the access gap by creating a pipeline for talented, Black, Hispanic, and Native American students interested in entering the financial services industry.

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To provide community, camaraderie, and support for LGBTQQIAP+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning, queer, intersex, asexual, pansexual +) individuals of the African Diaspora. We aim to give them the space to engage and wrestle with the intricacies of race, most specifically Blackness, as it relates to the broader queer culture.

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Our mission is to create a vibrant and supportive community for Black students, with a special focus on generational African American students, who share a passion for dance and cultural expression. Through our performances, we aim to celebrate and showcase the richness of Black American culture, blending traditional and modern influences in music, movement, and storytelling. We strive to empower our members by fostering creativity, confidence, and connection while promoting the beauty and resilience of our heritage.

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At Yale, we seek to bring together the Brazilian community. We welcome students from Brazil, Brazilian-Americans, the Lusophone Community, and anyone interested in celebrating our culture, history, and identity. By hosting cultural events and preserving lively traditions, such as our weekly dinners, our club offers a space to make friends, have fun, and feel at home. Members of the Brazil Club also recognize the privilege of studying at Yale and carry a strong sense of responsibility to pay it forward to Brazil. For years, the Yale Dream, the BCY college application mentorship program, has supported several low-income Brazilian high school students in their academic endeavors. Through events and projects, we intend not only to advocate, support, promote greater opportunities and a thriving future for Brazilians, but also to celebrate and share Brazilian culture at Yale.

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Bridges ESL provides free English language lessons to adult learners in the Greater New Haven area. Tutors develop personalized lessons to help meet students' language goals related to employment, education, citizenship, and daily life. Bridges ESL helps people acquire the English skills necessary to confidently navigate family, work, and community life in the U.S.

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BRINK! A Review of Books is a publication intended to re-open up a space on campus for inquisitive readers and writers to think carefully about a wide range of subjects through one of the most incisive modes of engagement there is: the book review. We believe that a book review is a natural conduit for imaginative and rigorous thinking that invites discussion and debate. Originally founded in 2017, the review aims to publish three issues a year of the highest quality of undergraduate writing.

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Our organization hopes to build community around our shared loves of fruit and hot beverages and create a space dedicated to starting the day off right. We will exist to help early risers find community in the wee hours of the morning by sojourning for breakfast and creating a warm space for any who needs a pick-me-up before their day of work begins.

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Founded in 2008 at Yale, Building Bridges is an internationally recognized service project aiming to advance educational opportunities for underprivileged high school students in rural China through an annual service trip developed by students of American and Chinese universities.

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The Bulgarian Society serves as a cultural organization for Bulgarian, Bulgarian American students, students from nearby Balkan countries and students interested in Bulgarian language, culture, and politics at Yale. It is committed to foster cultural, political and historical understanding of the Republic of Bulgaria on Yale campus. It serves the Yale College student body by developing programs and providing resources for those who are interested in Bulgaria-related non-profit works, internships and exchange opportunities.

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We are a group dedicated to cubing – the art of solving Rubik’s Cubes and other similar puzzles. Our goal is to provide a fun and friendly environment for those interested in cubing to harbor their passion and to teach people who want to learn how to solve a Rubik’s Cube. Absolutely no experience or knowledge is necessary to join!

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Members of Bulldogs Racing seek to improve their engineering, project management, and business skills through practical application, by designing and constructing vehicles to compete in the Formula SAE series of race car engineering competitions.

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Founded in 2019, Cadence of Yale is Yale's premier competitive a cappella group. A regular participant in the annual International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA), the group is dedicated to telling stories through music as well as to collaborating with the global a cappella community. Through original arrangements, choreography, and thoughtful music curation, Cadence seeks to unlock music's communicative power with every performance.

As an SATB group whose ever-changing repertoire spans all musical genres and draws influences from classical music, folk, rock, and pop culture alike, Cadence welcomes singers of all backgrounds and abilities. In a school that focuses so heavily on tradition, Cadence aims to break the mold.

Check out our website here: www.cadenceofyale.com

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Camp Kesem is a nationwide community, driven by passionate college student leaders, that supports children through and beyond their parent's cancer.

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Campus Girl Scouts (CGS) is a group of Yale students who lead a New Haven Girl Scout troop on Yale's campus. Tapping into campus opportunities, resources, and mentorship, we create a powerful leadership experience to support girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place.

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Empowering and uniting Canadian undergraduate students at Yale by fostering a vibrant Canadian community and providing opportunities for personal and academic growth.

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To create a welcoming community in which our fellow Hispanic Jewish
students can celebrate the unique blend of our two cultures.

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Chabad at Yale is a vibrant, modern center that provides educational, social and recreational programming for students and faculty. We strive to convey a compelling, rich, and meaningful Judaism that will inspire all who come in contact with it.

We strive to create a "home away from home" by providing a warm, diverse, and non-judgmental environment for the exploration of the Jewish culture. Chabad at Yale serves the Yale community with unconditional love and concern for every person regardless of their background, knowledge or affiliation. Chabad at Yale creates a sense of community while cultivating the Jewish leaders of tomorrow.

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Challah for Hunger is a student group that celebrates Jewish culture and community through baking. We mainly bake challah's on Thursdays in which all Yale Students are welcome and encouraged to participate. Each participant is encouraged to take home their own challah and share it with their friends. We also host fundraisers in which we bake and sell our challah and donate the money to a local nonprofit fighting hunger in New Haven.

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The purpose of Chi Alpha shall be to develop the spiritual life and abilities of the students in relation to God, to each other, and to the world at large within a Pentecostal Christian context and in a manner consistent with the teachings of the Assemblies of God USA. Chi Alpha is open to all Yale undergraduate students and, though its name is Greek, it is not a fraternity or sorority. The name is a reflection of the National Chi Alpha Christian campus organization. As part of this mission, Chi Alpha seeks to introduce fellow collegians to an authentic relationship with Jesus Christ. Chi Alpha plans to do this through:

1. Prayer - Communication with God.
2. Worship - Expressions of thanks through word, music, and service.
3. Fellowship - Community of students developing quality relationships.
4. Discipleship - Learning about Jesus and following His example.
5. Mission - Living a life that reflects our relationship with God in what we say and do.

Chi Alpha is a member of Yale Religious Ministries whose external Directors are Associated Chaplains of Yale University.

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The US-China relationship is widely recognized as the most important bilateral relationship in the 21st century. The United States and China dominate the world in terms of economic output, military spending, and geopolitical influence. Leaders from both the US and China have endeavored to build a symbiotic relationship between the two countries. China Hands Magazine seeks to extend the project of strengthening US-China relations to students from both countries.

We see a dearth of student publications dedicated to promoting US-China relations on campuses in the US or China. In order to fulfill this mutual intellectual curiosity of students from both countries, we have built a platform for discussion and education about China-related issues and US-China relations.

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The Chinese American Students Association is designed to facilitate a Chinese American community that educates the Yale University campus on anything and everything that involves Chinese Americans and Asian Americans today. CASA tries to further political activism for Chinese American and Asian American interests on campus, seeking to be not only reactive but also proactive in its search to further the Chinese American/Asian American political agenda. CASA is heavily involved with the Asian American Students Alliance/Political Action Committee and works cooperatively with all the other organizations on campus in order to provide the optimal power and voice for the Chinese American community. In addition to nurturing political awareness concerning Chinese Americans, Chinese American Students Association also strives to promote social interaction and unity through numerous popular activities like hosting our annual Lunar New Year event, Cultural Show, mixers, and other social activities. CASA also plays a sizable role in organizing and driving many activities during Asian Pacific American month. Others include study breaks, karaoke nights and movie screenings. CASA also reaches beyond the Yale community by taking trips to New York's Chinatown, creating intercollegiate coalition with other CSAs such as Harvard's CSA and Columbia's CSC and inviting guest speakers to Yale. CASA also plays a role locally in New Haven, with a community outreach program seeks to encourage interaction between Yale and Chinese American children from the New Haven area.

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The Chinese Language and Career Initiative (CLCI) connects students learning Chinese with professional opportunities where they can apply their language skills. Through speaker events, professional connections, and social events, CLCI seeks to include both heritage and non-heritage Chinese speakers and provide them with resources for combining their language, intellectual, and professional interests.

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Our mission is to create a community for Chinese undergraduate students at Yale and to promote Chinese culture on campus.

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CLAY is an organization providing a forum and community for Yale students who oppose abortion. CLAY upholds the dignity of human life and shares such message through weekly meetings, discussions, campus outreach, special events such as an annual conference, and other educational initiatives.

Additionally, CLAY provides support and educational resources for women in crisis-pregnancy situations on campus and in the local area.

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The purpose of Christian Union at Yale, by God's grace and power, is to create an environment that develops and nurtures mature spiritual leaders, preparing them to make a Godly impact in American society and in the world at large. The group will seek to promote greater awareness and understanding of the Holy Bible and Christian Faith in the Yale community by appropriate means such as speakers, Biblical courses and studies, book discussions, leadership training, community service, fellowship, and other activities. To this end, Christian Union at Yale freely associates with the regional ministry Christian Union.

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We are a group of dancers, teachers, and people who love working with young people and come together twice a week to dance, laugh, and learn with our wonderful students. Our mission is to promote creative self-expression and mutual understanding through movement and creativity.

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To showcase the diversity of Latin American art, perspectives, experiences, and writing at Yale and beyond. Of course we are here. Our voices are ours. Now we have the platform to amplify them. ┬┐Entendido? Claro que sí..

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Our mission is to foster a collaborative and inclusive esports community at Yale through Clash of Clans. The Clash at Yale Organization provides students with opportunities to engage in strategic gameplay, develop teamwork and leadership skills, and participate in organized clan activities and competitions. Through both casual play and structured events, we aim to encourage social connection, critical thinking, and long-term strategic planning in a fun and supportive environment.

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1. Participation in clan wars, tournaments, and events
2. Right to vote
3. Admittance to any meeting and workshops
4. The ability to meet other Clash of Clans players with common interests

Clan Invite Link: https://link.clashofclans.com/enaction=OpenClanProfile&tag=2C8QRYUJR

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Club Colombia is an organization seeking to unite Colombian students and friends of Colombia, offering both groups and the greater Yale community an opportunity to learn more about, and share the culture of, Colombia. This will be achieved through a combination of local, on-campus events, including movie screenings, Cultural Nights, mixers with other cultural groups, and typical Colombian dinners.

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Club Geo builds community among undergraduate students interested in the geosciences, including geology, energy studies, atmospheric studies, paleontology, solid earth, and climate change. Club Geo is affiliated with the Earth & Planetary Sciences department and its primary activities are weekend outings to various sites of geologic interest, mentorship and collaboration with the Dana Club (EPS's graduate student organization), and fortnightly study sessions. This semester, Club Geo plans to provide its members with various opportunities for academic and personal enrichment: geology field trips to West Rock and Horse Island, and a tour of the Peabody Museum's mineral collection.

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Club Venezuela is an organization seeking to support members of the Venezuelan community and friends at Yale College. In addition to providing opportunities to share in our common heritage, Club Venezuela is looking to provide institutional support in fostering dialogue regarding the political and socio economic crisis in Venezuela, including their implications on members of our community and beyond.

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Our mission is to inclusively increase access to computer science among middle school students, regardless of previous interest.

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If you would like to join, we would love to have you! We have mentor applications open at the beginning of each semester, but if you would like to be kept in the loop, please email codehavenyale@gmail.com

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This organisation has been formed to create opportunities for graduate and undergraduate students at Yale to jointly curl socially and competitively, to preserve the traditions of curling and to encourage the camaraderie and sportsmanship of the game. All graduate and undergraduate students at Yale University are invited to participate. This club will be an integration of collegiate curling within the USCA with traditional social and competitive aspects of curling which centre around the spirit of curling. The spirit of curling, specifically the canon of respect for others irrespective of their background, beliefs, gender, sexual orientation, disability or race, shall be honoured and actively pursued by all members.

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Community Health Educators (CHE) is a student-led organization dedicated to promoting health on campus and in the greater New Haven community. We implement an annual health education program in several New Haven public schools with the hopes of empowering students to make informed decisions about their health and fostering conversations around topics that are traditionally stigmatized. Our curriculum consists of interactive workshops delivered through a peer-to-peer model. We also coordinate other wellness-oriented events to engage with relevant issues in public heath.

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Our mission is to serve the social and spiritual needs of Coptic (Egyptian) Orthodox Christians on campus as well introduce this little-known ancient strand of Christianity to others on campus. We aim to foster an encouraging community where students can both uplift each other, grow jointly in their faith, and receive the guidance and support they need both spiritually and socially.

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Crescent Capital empowers Yale’s MENA and Muslim-identifying students to excel in finance by providing targeted education, mentorship, and professional development opportunities. We are committed to bridging the gap in outcomes for our community by fostering a supportive environment that leverages our unique cultural perspectives. Our mission is to drive the success of Yale's MENA community by equipping our members with the skills, network, and confidence needed to thrive in the competitive world of finance.

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The Cuban-American Undergraduate Student Association, better known as CAUSA, was established in 2005 to serve the needs of both Cuban and Cuban-American students by providing an open forum on campus wherein to share and promote our common heritage. CAUSA also seeks to foster dialogue and raise public awareness pertaining to the social, political, and cultural issues affecting both the Cuban and the Cuban-American communities in the States and abroad.

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The Czech Culture Appreciation Club seeks to foster community among Czech students and to share Czech culture with the broader Yale community. Through cultural events, academic exchange, and collaboration with institutions such as the Czech Consulate General and the Czech Center in New York, the organization promotes Czech traditions, arts, and contemporary perspectives. By hosting speakers and campus programming, the group creates opportunities for dialogue, learning, and cross-cultural engagement.

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Established to provide students with a creative, no-pressure break from their studies, Dance Break cultivates a joyful and judgement-free outlet to dance, embracing the social, physical, and mental benefits of dancing without any of the obligations. Having no rehearsals, performances, or attendance requirements, Dance Break emphasizes inclusivity and fun at every meeting. Nothing should limit a love of dance.

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The Davenport Pops Orchestra strives to provide the undergraduate community with a venue for student musicianship, specializing in uniquely pops repertoire. The Davenport Pops Orchestra is committed to bringing a different flavor of music to the Yale campus and hopes to reach a larger audience with its performances. Our primary goal is to encourage the diversification of student talent on campus and to provide undergraduates with a broader venue in which they can express themselves musically.

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The Davenport Pops Orchestra, affectionately known as DPops, is Yale's only pops orchestra! DPops is entirely student run, featuring student conductors, student arrangers, student musicians, and student board.

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De Colores' mission is to create a safe space to explore the intersections of queerness, latinidad, and other aspects of identity. We want to foster a community of growth and love; and to hold dialogues that build consciousness.

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The purpose of Demos is to bring science education into the elementary schools that we serve. By providing hands-on demos that focus on the tangible and everyday scientific phenomena we experience, Demos hopes to make science an accessible subject for all. In addition, we hope to provide our volunteers with teaching experience and an opportunity to engage with the New Haven community through service.

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Despierta Boricua aims to bring together members of the Yale community who in any way identify with the heritage of the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico in celebration of its culture, history, and traditions. Despierta Boricua shall also take an active role in promoting the causes of the Puerto Rican people both from the island and its diaspora through education and activism. As one of the founding organizations of La Casa Cultural Julia de Burgos, the Latino Cultural Center at Yale, Despierta Boricua also aims to promote the causes and interests of the greater Latino community at Yale.

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Desta gives Yale students of Ethiopian and Eritrean descent the opportunity to preserve their native culture while sharing their customs and traditions with the rest of the community. We will equip our youth with a sense of identity through dance performance.

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DFA Yale is an interdisciplinary student organization that empowers students to use human-centered design to create social impact. As a chapter of the national Design for America network, our mission is to design local, scalable solutions to real-world challenges by partnering with community organizations, nonprofits, and socially driven ventures. We envision a campus where design is accessible, collaborative, and impact-driven.

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Dimensions is an association for women and gender minorities in math at Yale. Its objectives are: to create a network and community that celebrates the accomplishments of women and gender minorities in math at Yale; to indicate a presence of women and gender minorities in the math department and be a resource for prospective mathematics students; to provide avenues for support and mentorship of current students and faculty; to help connect undergraduates, graduate students, postdocs and faculty. Dimensions is a student-led organization and Yale's chapter of the Association of Women in Mathematics. The group aims to inspire, celebrate, and empower women and gender minorities in mathematics. All are welcome to public events sponsored by Dimensions.

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Disability Empowerment for Yale (DEFY) is Yale's only undergraduate advocacy and affinity organization for students with disabilities. We work on behalf of the hundreds of students navigating their time at this University with a disability. Our membership includes Yalies with physical disabilities, mental illnesses, chronic illnesses, temporary disabilities, sensory disabilities, addictions & substance dependencies, and learning disabilities, and New Haven community members with these disabilities.

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Doox of Yale is an a cappella group founded in 1952 by Basil "Duke" Henning, former head of Saybrook College. The first tenor/bass group at Yale to become all-gender, Doox prides itself on both a rich history of tradition and forward-looking communal and musical values. From Drew Barrymore's birthday party to the Steinway Club of Puerto Rico, Kylemore Abbey to the White House, Doox has sung in venues across the world, entertaining audiences with heartfelt singing and tongue-in-cheek humor.

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The purpose of this organization is to amplify the diverse voices and interests of students of color at Yale, and to provide a safe space for those students to be their full selves. DOWN was born because of a dearth of excellent journalism covering the topics that matter to students of color at Yale. Our goal is primarily to provide that coverage. Our secondary goal is to provide a supportive space for students of color to challenge each other to become better writers, and to encourage and train new writers to help them find their voice. We achieve this goal through frequent writing workshops led by people like Mark Oppenheimer, Director of the Yale Journalism Initiative and various faculty members of the English Department at Yale.

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By helping to manage the Dwight Hall endowment, we employ a modern approach to socially responsible investing (SRI) that aims to have a positive environmental and social impact while outperforming standard investment benchmarks. It is our hope that our portfolio will contribute to the success of Dwight Hall, inspire the creation of similar funds at other colleges, and make SRI both accessible and exciting to college students.

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Initiated in 2015, First-Years in Support of New Haven is an academic-year program for Yale College first-years to sustainably connect and consciously engage with the vibrant New Haven community. Our aim is to learn from the leadership and experience of community partners who dedicate their professional and personal lives to our shared city. We strive to foster open conversations about the changing New Haven/Yale relationship and engage in sustainable service that will continue throughout each student's time in New Haven.

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Dzana exists as a means for different African cultures to interact and be showcased to the greater Yale community through dance.

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Founded by sisters Shannon and Leslie Guerra during the pandemic, Ecuatorianos y Amigos Unidos is an undergraduate organization aiming to promote Ecuadorian culture on campus. The club unites Ecuadorian and Ecuadorian American students, as well as those interested in Ecuadorian culture. It offers a warm community and regular opportunities to discuss traditional cuisine, music, and social and environmental causes unique to Ecuador. Join us for movie nights, speaker events, intellectual debates, art and cooking experiences, and many more!

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EADS (El Amor del Señor), meaning “the Love of the Lord” is a Christian missions-focused student organization. Our purpose is to introduce, train, and equip fellow students for the mission field in order to prepare ourselves to be used by God to touch/bless His people in other nations. We pray for a heart for the nations, especially in Mexico, Panama, Southeast Asia, etc. and host weekly sessions for prayer, worship, music, and skit training.

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The Eli Whitney Student Society (EWSS) supports the academic and social interests of non-traditional undergraduate students at Yale College.

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The Mission Statement of EWB-Yale Student Chapter is to help carry out the mission of EWB-USA by developing and implementing its own sustainable engineering projects in disadvantaged communities. Other goals include: 1) gaining practical engineering experience 2) find unique engineering solutions for developing nations 3) to create relationships between Yale students and members of developing communities.

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The Environmental Education Collaborative (EECO) is Yale’s first volunteer student organization dedicated to inspiring a generation of environmentally-conscious K-12 students in New Haven. Through a place-based curriculum, EECO builds strong relationships with local students, schools, coalitions, and community organizations. Volunteers teach weekly lessons, lead interactive activities, and collaborate with community leaders to develop sustained environmental education projects that reinforce student learning beyond the classroom.

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The Environmentalists of Color Collective aims to build community among students of color who share an interest in the Earth, the outdoors, and environmental justice issues. By centering and celebrating the voices of environmentalists of color, we seek to challenge the historical and ongoing marginalization of people of color within environmental movements. We engage in this work primarily by providing an affinity space, organizing outdoor trips, hosting creative projects and speaker events, and engaging in advocacy to reimagine contemporary environmentalism as a more inclusive effort for a safe and sustainable world.

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Fashion Lifestyle at Yale (FLY) is a diversity-driven fashion collective merging runway, journalism, business, and creative innovation.

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We the members of the Federalist Party have banded together to resist the errors of the age and to promote among ourselves the tempering of taste, the ennoblement of custom, the correction of judgment, the cultivation of virtue, and the perfection of friendship.

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The mission of the Film and Fine Foods Club is to build a strong, enthusiastic community of Yale undergraduates who meet regularly and bond through group activities like cooking, baking, and film.

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FIRST at Yale serves as a community of students dedicated to supporting FIRST. For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) is an international robotics competition for K-12 students that aims to teach professionalism and cooperative competition through hands-on engineering. Yale is home to hundreds of FIRST alumni, and the FIRST at Yale organization was founded in 2017 to give these alumni a home to continue FIRST's mission as well as welcoming new members to the FIRST community. FIRST at Yale members help mentor teams, provide support and a professional network, volunteer at competitions, and more.

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The mission of the G.K. Chesterton Society is to cultivate virtue and wisdom among its members' through close-reading, analysis, and group discussion of the great texts of the English Canon and contemporary English-language literature.

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GAASA at Yale aims to cultivate a home amongst African American students descended from enslaved peoples in the U.S. By defining our heritage and celebrating the unique beauty of our culture, we hope to establish community on Yale’s campus, within New Haven, and across the Black Diaspora.

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The Geopolitics of Technology Initiative aims to bring together students from STEM and foreign policy backgrounds to engage with pressing global issues at the intersection of technology and global affairs. Through research projects for external partner organizations, campus speaker events, and attendance at various conferences around the country, we give students the opportunity to delve deep into the topics in technology and foreign policy that will define our future.

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To unify, celebrate, and inspire members and allies of the Ghanaian diaspora to foster community ties on Yale’s campus through modes of advocacy which aim to connect members back to their roots.

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Girls in Science aims to encourage girls in New Haven elementary schools, specifically economically disadvantaged students, to feel empowered in pursuing science, with the broader goal of increasing representation of women in the field of biological, chemical, and physical sciences, in which women are still underrepresented today, especially in positions of power. By (1) providing close mentorship by Yale undergraduates, (2) educating the students on current and historical women scientists, and (3) organizing small-group hands-on experiments in which the elementary school students actively participate in, Girls in Science strives to root curiosity and empowerment at the center of the students' motivation for pursuing the sciences.

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We see a gap in school systems nationwide in the way that girls are taught about their bodies. By teaching young girls to appreciate their bodies for the power and strength of which they are capable rather than what they look like, we hope to create a foundation for a lifetime of positive body image, high self-esteem, healthy relationships, as well as a love of running.
We also hope that this organization will help break down some of the "bubble" between Yale and New Haven by promoting an extracurricular activity that goes beyond academics and partners with young girls in New Haven as positive female role models.

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Our mission is to help global NGOs and social impact startups achieve their goals while simultaneously inspiring students to give back to the global community.

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The purpose of the Guild of Bookmakers is to make the experience of bookbinding available to everyone on campus, to rekindle interest in bookbinding and the book arts, and to bring together people who share a love of bookbinding.

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The purpose of the Guild shall be to maintain a regular ringing schedule of the Yale Memorial Carillon in Harkness Tower during the academic year; to further the musical education of its members by, among other things, meeting regularly as a group to perform for each other and visiting other carillons at least once a year; to teach and train underclassmen in the art of carillon-playing during the annual Heel and to elect new members into the Guild after auditions at the end of Heel; to organize a carillon concert series each summer; to perform at official functions of the University; to maintain and further good relations with carillonneurs at other carillons around the world, the Guild of Carillonneurs in North America (GCNA), and the national carillon schools in Europe; to maintain and enlarge the library of music sheets and books and literature on campanology; and, to encourage general interest in the bells and the art of carillon-playing at the University and in New Haven.

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Hanppuri is an organization meant to provide a sense of community for the Korean international students at Yale. With ever-increasing numbers of international Koreans coming each year, it is important that we provide a community where they can find a safe haven and somewhere to escape from some of the hard cultural transitions they may have had to make.

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HAPPY is a Yale University student organization committed to providing regular hypertension screening services, linking hypertensive patients with available care, and eliminating barriers to follow-up care for chronic hypertension, for the low-income and homeless populations around New Haven, CT. We engage student volunteers and leaders in active volunteerism, educational outreach, research, publications, fundraising, and other innovative projects to achieve highest quality of our services and maximize our service impact. We envision creating a successful model at Yale and New Haven and replication our model of success in other universities across the country by establishing a national non-profit organization.

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Harmony Healing is an organization devoted to spreading inspiration and hope through the power of music performance. Our mission is to bring free musical performances, instrument education, and opportunities to perform to underserved neighborhoods across New Haven. We believe music has the unique ability to unite, heal, and uplift individuals and entire communities. Through partnerships with New Haven public schools, healthcare centers, and other local organizations, Harmony Healing aims to make music accessible to all, regardless of age, background, or economic status. Activities include tutoring kids at New Haven public schools, performing at nursing homes/hospitals, and organizing events for club members and New Haven community members to play together..

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Our organization's main mission is to provide accessible and comprehensible educational materials on physical and mental health necessities, targeting refugee populations in New Haven. Our organization also hopes to raise awareness on the mental and physical health of refugees on Yale's campus. The topics that will be discussed on these materials include, but are not limited to, dental hygiene, women's hygiene, nutrition, and disease prevention.

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Helicon: The Yale Undergraduate Journal of Classics is a literary magazine published every semester and widely distributed throughout the Yale community. It seeks to foster scholarship in the Classics by providing undergraduate students with a forum to print their writings. Published in a digital format, the journal provides accessible content in order to bridge perceived gaps between Classics and contemporary discussions. We accept submissions from undergraduate students around the world, aiming to establish a network of support and a sense of community among undergraduate, graduate students, and faculty in the Classics.

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The Yale Hellenic Society is the official organization of Greeks at Yale. We aim to celebrate and honor Greek heritage through the following:
A. Bringing together the Greeks of Yale University with the purpose of fostering friendships, upholding Hellenic traditions, and formulating a support group that will help native Greeks and members of the Greek diaspora adjust to college life.
B. Updating Yale students and New Haven residents on recent Greek cultural, political, and historical events.
C. Working and bonding with other collegiate Hellenic societies, various national Greek institutions, other members of the Hellenic diaspora, and the Greek community of New Haven.
D. Maintaining direct connection with Yale alumni of Greek heritage, while also helping connect them with current YHS members.
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Founded in 2018, Hippo is a student-run literary and arts magazine at Yale University. We accept all kinds of creative writing, from poetry and prose to plays, and art of any medium. We're a tight-knit community who loves stories, and with our workshop-centered process, we aim to foster a collaborative environment where everyone is encouraged to grow and challenge one other, no matter their stage in their creative journeys.

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The Hong Kong Students Association (HKSA) is a home away from home for students with ties to Hong Kong. We are a community group for those born and bred in Hong Kong, third culture kids who lived in Hong Kong at a certain point in their lives, individuals whose families emigrated from Hong Kong, and everyone in between. We aim to bring people together through shared cultural experiences, build community, and embrace all the various interpretations of what it means to be a Hong Konger.

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Few students today know how to play classic card games such as Cribbage, Euchre, Gin Rummy, and Pinochle. In order to solve this problem, our organization aims to provide a welcoming environment for people to learn these games and make new friends.

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To bring together the Hungarian community at Yale, and to inspire future applicants from Hungary.

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The Yale Hunger and Homelessness Action Project (YHHAP) is a student organization using education and action to alleviate housing and food insecurity in New Haven. Not-for-profit, we use our direct service, community involvement, and advocacy efforts to address root causes and to support immediate and long-term solutions for local food and housing deprivation.

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India at Yale is an undergraduate organization for anyone interested in Indian culture. We aim to bring Yale's Indian community closer by hosting social and cultural events throughout the year. We hope to proliferate interest among the Indian diaspora at Yale by serving as a space for Indians on campus to connect with and share their roots. We are dedicated to enhancing social, academic, and community engagement while celebrating Indian culture.

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Indigo is concerned with providing Yale students with opportunities to engage in the visual arts. This involves, but is not limited to: semesterly art galleries, weekly studio sessions for practicing art hobbyists, art-making events in collaboration with other extracurricular or cultural groups on campus, and engagement activities with New Haven’s art scene.
Indigo’s main tenet is that visual arts is an interdisciplinary endeavor: between Yale and New Haven, and between the visual arts and other disciplines.

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The mission of the Indonesian Yale Students Association (IYA) is to support
Indonesian-identifying students and those with an interest in Indonesian
culture at Yale University. We seek to foster an inclusive and supportive
community, celebrate Indonesian culture and perspectives, promote
intercultural collaboration, and provide a platform for dialogue and advocacy on issues affecting the Indonesian and broader community

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As a society, Ink & Vellum supports student activities and events related to the study of architecture and urban studies, particularly for students in these majors. We intend for the society to support the current interests within the major and provide a stronger community through mentorship, as well as educational opportunities outside of the Yale curriculum.

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The Interested Student Members of Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Incorporated at Yale University strive to foster unity, empowerment, and academic excellence among students, while promoting cultural awareness and service to our community. We are dedicated to creating an inclusive space for leadership development, sisterhood, and advocacy for underrepresented voices at Yale and beyond. Our mission is to inspire positive change through education, service, and solidarity, guided by the principles of Lambda Theta Alpha.

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With over 750 members, ISO is Yale's largest cultural organization and is omnipresent
on campus. Our cultural, political, social and inclusion councils organize culinary, artistic and other cultural events; the best parties on campus; debates and panels with global leaders; and
sessions to help students with the logistics of living abroad.


We strive to provide support to the international students at Yale College as well as organize a wide range of great events of interest to the entire Yale community.

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ILM at Yale is a creative literary magazine run by undergraduate students at Yale University. The mission of our publication is to foster an inclusive platform for Muslim voices on campus, as well as providing a space for students to meet others passionate about Islamic literature and creative writing in general. Focusing on religious themes and the Muslim experience, we encourage writing submissions from all creative genres. Our collective is committed to respect, inclusivity, and supporting writers to maintain a constructive and inspiring space for dialogue on campus—using the power of writing to showcase the richness of Islamic tradition.

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The purpose of J Street U is to educate the Yale community about the current situation of Israelis and Palestinians, to advocate for American political support and involvement in the realization of the two-state solution, and to provide a community for liberal, like-minded students who are committed to a peaceful resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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The purpose of the Japanese American Students Union is to provide a forum on campus for political, social, and cultural conversation for Yale students of Japanese descent and students interested in Japanese culture. To this end, JASU will conduct outreach to the aforementioned students, organize events, and voice the concerns of the Japanese American community to the larger Asian American and University student-body.

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Jewish Christian Bible Study is dedicated to fostering interreligious dialogue through Biblical study. We seek to learn from one another and our diverse approaches to a shared text, and hope to build a strong, collaborative relationship between Jewish and Christian communities on campus.

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In pursuit of lively and meaningful discourse, the Solomon House is a revival of the centuries-old Yale tradition of the Debate Society. We host events inspired by Talmudic debate, fostering rigorous examination of ideas and perspectives, and encouraging the questioning of everything.

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The Journal of Literary Translation (JoLT) publishes English translations of poetry and prose, literary essays, and pieces on the theory and practice of translation. A bi-annual magazine, JoLT seeks to showcase the excellent work of writers and translators at Yale, to think critically about literary comparison and translation in a variety of contexts, and to explore metaphors for translation through the design of each issue. We also host speaker events, readings, and workshops to promote comparative literature and literary translation in the greater community at Yale.

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The Joyous String Ensemble at Yale is dedicated to inspiring audiences and students through the power of music by redefining the possibilities of string and classical instrument performance. As a group at Yale, it would enrich the university’s cultural life by offering performances celebrating diversity and connecting communities through music. The ensemble encourages creative collaboration among students, bridging different backgrounds and perspectives while aligning with Yale’s commitment to leadership, innovation, and cultural exchange.

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Our mission is to promote creative expression through Double Dutch performance that integrates jump rope, dance, and acrobatic skills. We hope to foster a community for students interested in Double Dutch while celebrating the historical significance of the activity in Black and African American culture.

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Just Add Water, affectionately known as JAW, aims to provide the magic of musical improv comedy to the Yale Community and beyond during our on-campus shows, off-campus gigs, and semiannual tours around the United States. What's more, JAW provides an environment for Yale students to explore themselves and the world around them via improv. These tools have proven invaluable for our members, current and of legend, and explain in part why JAW is considered a second family by its members.

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Kale Skies is a recreational art club dedicated to building a welcoming space where people can connect through creativity. From painting and pumpkin carving to woodworking and beyond, we gather to make art, enjoy music and snacks, and most importantly spend time in good company. Founded as a painting club within the track team, Kale Skies is now open to anyone who wants to participate.

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Our purpose is to engage the Yale community in issues regarding Filipino culture. We achieve this goal by hosting events that raise awareness of Filipino identity, such as cooking events, group dinners, mixers, cultural shows, and political discussions.

Kasama is a small club and our name - translated from Tagalog as "together" - embodies our mission to bring together members of the community both Filipino and non-Filipino. Thus Kasama is involved in the Asian American Cultural Center at Yale, The Asian American Students Alliance, and other umbrella organizations in order to embrace both Filipino and pan-Asian identity. We work closely with other groups at Yale to foster a sense of collaboration and inclusivity.

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The Korean American Students at Yale (KASY) was established in 1984 by a group of students who wanted to promote the cultural, political, and social interests of the community of Korean Americans at Yale. In the thirty-plus years since its inception, KASY has grown both in size and influence, but still remains dedicated to its founding principles. Known as a vibrant and thriving undergraduate organization, KASY functions as a promoter of cultural awareness, a vehicle for political action, and most importantly, a tightly-knit family.

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Founded in 2007, L'Amuse-Bouche: La revue française de Yale is Yale University's undergraduate French-language journal. L'AB publishes student work — prose, poetry, and essays on French and francophone literature, history, and culture — as well as academic articles by prominent francophone writers, academics, and public figures from across the world.

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La Unidad Latina, Lambda Upsilon Lambda Fraternity, Incorporated primarily seeks to take a leadership role in meeting the needs of the Latino community through academic achievement, cultural awareness, community service and promotion of the Latino culture and people.

We strive to become the premier Latino Fraternity in the country. More specifically, we strive to become a nationally recognized Latino fraternal organization comprised of the best and brightest leaders committed to excellence in service and education.

Since its inception in 1982, La Unidad Latina has remained on the vanguard of political and community empowerment by developing influential leaders that strive to exert knowledge and power into its peers in order to attain mutual success. We commit ourselves to academic excellence, leadership development and cultural enlightenment, enhanced by a diverse cognizant membership. La Hermandad strives to preserve and promote an inclusive intellectual environment for its members, in addition to the general community.

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Latina Women at Yale (LWAY) was founded in 2016 with the mission of fostering a strong and inclusive community for Latina women across all intersectionalities on campus. Today, with over 120 active members, we aim to create opportunities for members to connect, share their experiences, and celebrate the richness of their diverse backgrounds and identities. Through taco nights, mixers, fundraisers, study breaks, and a range of other social, cultural, and professional events, we strive to empower Latina women and cultivate meaningful relationships at Yale and beyond.

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Community Building
- Be part of a close-knit, supportive community of Latina women who share similar cultural backgrounds and experiences.
- Access to exclusive events such as bi-weekly dinners, taco nights, mixers, craft nights, and more to foster meaningful connections.
Cultural Empowerment
- Celebrate and explore Latina heritage and intersectional identities through cultural events, discussions, and activities.
- Opportunity to participate in cultural initiatives on campus, elevating the visibility of Latina experiences at Yale.
Personal and Professional Development
- Engage in mentorship opportunities, both peer-to-peer and with alumni, to support academic, professional, and personal growth.
- Gain access to workshops, talks, and networking events aimed at empowering Latina women in leadership roles.
Wellness and Support
- Participate in wellness initiatives and mental health support activities, designed specifically for Latina women navigating academic and social life at Yale.
- A safe space to share challenges and seek advice on balancing intersectional identities within the university setting.
Advocacy and Representation
- Be part of advocacy efforts to amplify the voices and experiences of Latina women at Yale, contributing to initiatives that promote diversity, inclusion, and equity.
- Collaborate with other student organizations on campus to further the mission of intersectional representation.
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- Access to members-only gatherings, including casual mixers, study groups, and collaboration with other student affinity groups.
- Opportunity to attend off-campus retreats external networking events with Latina professionals.

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The Latter-day Saint Student Association (LDSSA) is open to all Yale students with the opportunity to come together in a supportive environment and seeks to educate and raise awareness about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Yale and New Haven communities. Our purpose is grounded in learning, understanding, and relying on the teachings and Atonement of Jesus Christ.

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To create a vibrant LEDA family at Yale that embodies LEDA's core values of Excellence, Integrity, Compassion, and Community by supporting members with critical resources for college and professional success.

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PROMOTING VIEWPOINTS ON YALE'S CAMPUS, LIGHT & TRUTH IS AN ONLINE STUDENT PUBLICATION THAT PROVIDES THOUGHTFUL AND RIGOROUS ESSAYS, ARTICLES, AND OTHER WORKS IN PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS, AND CULTURE.

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Link New Haven seeks to close the information gap between community resource providers and disadvantaged residents. The organization operates a free and accessible public resource desk weekly at the New Haven Green staffed by dedicated student volunteers and compiles social service resource guides.

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Living Water is Yale's first Christian a cappella group. Founded in 1979, Living Water at Yale exists to spread the Gospel, the good news of God's love and desire for relationship with all of humankind fulfilled through Jesus Christ. As a group, we spread the Gospel by sharing our testimonies of God's faithfulness, singing music that tells His story, glorifying Him through our craft, and reflecting His love and truth in our service toward Yale, New Haven, our respective home communities, and each other.

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Low Strung provides cellists with the opportunity to explore new kinds of cello playing and perform for audiences on campus and worldwide.

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LuMin at Yale is…
a community that honors questions
a gathering of spirit, conversation and justice-seeking
a refuge from academic pressure and deadlines

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Magevet's mission is to bring a diverse range of Jewish, Hebrew, and Israeli music to communities around the world.

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The Mahjong Undergraduate Society for Students at Yale will introduce mahjong to the greater Yale community. We will accomplish this goal by providing meeting spaces, mahjong equipment, and experienced players to both novices and veterans of the game throughout the semester. Further, we aim to enrich the cultural experiences of Yalies, current and future by sharing the customs and traditions that have surrounded mahjong.

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MAISON is a fashion and art collective that aims to spearhead creative expression at Yale through outlets including fashion shows, photoshoots, speaker events, and more. We provide a platform where student creatives can showcase their work and connect with one another, other local creatives, and beyond. Our focus is to be a space where all fashion enthusiasts and artists, regardless of experience, can fulfill their artistic vision.

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The Malaysian and Singaporean Association (MASA) supports the interests of Malaysian and Singaporean students, and promotes the culture of both countries at Yale.

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Mariachi Luz y Verdad de Yale is the premier Mariachi group at Yale. Through our music, we celebrate Mexican culture and provide an introduction to traditional Mexican music for the greater campus community. We beautify our campus with Mexican folklore music and entertainment. We aim to showcase performances that bring awareness, love, culture, and representation to the Mexican and Latine communities on campus. It serves all students by contributing to the diverse Yale campus and providing the means for cultural appreciation.

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The Maternal Health Club seeks to advance maternal well-being by addressing disparities in healthcare through education, advocacy, research, and community engagement. We aim to empower students and partners to foster policy awareness, support initiatives in underserved communities, and create spaces for dialogue and action that improve maternal health outcomes locally and globally.

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(1) Build a lasting interest in mathematics and problem solving among middle school students in the New Haven area through weekly tutoring sessions.
(2) Support middle school students in their mathematical educations through review and enrichment of material.
(3) Create a platform for students to apply their skills through annual competitions and events.
(4) Serve the New Haven community by improving the general quality of mathematics education.

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Matriculate's mission is to empower high-achieving, low-moderate income high school students to make the leap to colleges and universities of best fit with support and advising from undergraduates at Yale.

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Mecha de Yale is a movement committed to achieving meaningful change through collective action. It is powered by individuals united in challenging the status quo and striving to build respect and equality within an environment too often marked by ignorance. The strength to lead comes from the creative consciousness of its members—los estudiantes—motivated not by self-interest, but by the conviction that, united as one, they can advance the interests of the broader Latine community. Guided by their histories and driven by the hope of a better tomorrow, Mecha de Yale members honor their founding roots in the National Chicano Movimiento and the National MEChA organization. At the same time, Mecha de Yale is its own organization, reflecting the diversity of our communities and embracing the multiplicity of experiences that shape who we are.

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MLEC strives to provide an opportunity for Yale students passionate about medieval cultures to explore Yale's vast medieval studies and cultural resources. Too often, medieval studies focus on Medieval Europe, and we hope to actively engage with other cultures and learn about their practices. Engagement includes group discussions, visits to archives and museums, and occasional medieval-themed events to introduce more Yalie's to the field.

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Our mission is to build a worldwide Movement empowering the poor in their fight for equal access to healthcare, education, and a safe home. To achieve our mission, we take a different approach to social justice work: listening, collaborating, prioritizing sustainability, and always following-up.

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MedSci is an education-focused organization and strives to strengthen Yale students' relationship with the local community and benefit all involved with its programs. Through our education outreach program, elementary school students will be encouraged to explore higher-level science concepts and older mentors will have the opportunity to build their leadership and public speaking skills!

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MAY is a coalition of undergraduate students passionately devoted to aiding refugees, immigrants, and all other migrants in Greater New Haven – through advocacy and direct service.

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To promote the discussion and study of military history and military strategy among members of Yale College and the wider Yale community by hosting events including wargames, strategy games, and presentations.

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In a world that there are not many of us, in a world in which we are unknown by many, we can still make a difference. Mission Cabo Verde at Yale is meant to bring a voice to the Cape Verdean diaspora, while educating and bringing awareness to the country’s needs.

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Mixed Company is an undergraduate organization formed primarily to promote public appreciation of group harmony singing and to educate students at Yale and other educational institutions and the general public about such music.

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The Mongolian Association at Yale is a community dedicated to bringing together students with a shared interest in exploring and celebrating Mongolian culture. Our mission includes cultivating a supportive and inclusive environment where Mongolian students, faculty, and staff can connect, build meaningful networks, and share opportunities for personal and professional growth. We also aim to increase awareness of Mongolia’s current social, economic, and political landscape on campus through hosting panel discussions and informative events.

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The goals of MonstRAASity are: To provide an opportunity for students to learn and observe the Gujarati folkdance Raas; to perform at cultural events and other venues across the University; to contribute to the cultural diversity of the University community by means of sharing Gujarati culture.

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Yale Movement is a dance and performing arts organization that focuses on Korean pop and open style choreography. We provide a fun, supportive, and constructive outlet to Yale students and the greater New Haven community. We hope to learn and grow together as a team through our creative interests.

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The National Society of Black Engineers, as a national student and professional based organization, does hereby dedicate itself to the development of intensive programs for increasing African-American and other ethnic minority participation in the field of engineering and engineering technology. These programs will be initiated both within and outside the campus community and will serve to strengthen relations between professional industry and the African-American community. Members of the organization are encouraged to join and participate in their individual professional societies. This organization will endeavor to provide general counseling to all members. The Yale University Chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers declares its intention to fulfill the mission of the national organization on Yale's campus and in the New Haven community.

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The Native and Indigenous Student Association at Yale (NISAY) [formerly known as ANAAY until 2021] is a student-run political and cultural organization that empowers Indigenous students and advocates for causes throughout Indigenous communities in the global context.

NISAY is devoted to the establishment of a Native presence on Campus. The group works towards Indigenous cultural awareness of the Yale Community with a Native perspective through panels, speaker programs, and other events throughout the year.

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NSS is an organization for Yale students of Nepali descent, and students that aim to educate and promote Nepal and Nepali culture. This organization provides a forum on campus for political, social, and cultural conversations. Through numerous events and strong community communication, we hope to create positive connections between students of Nepali origin and the local communities around and at Yale.

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The Yale–New Haven relationship requires a coordinated, student-led movement. Bridging this divide requires students to step beyond the campus bubble and seek genuine connection. These connections must go beyond traditional models of service. Students should build friendships, explore New Haven’s neighborhoods, engage in dialogue with local leaders, and learn from lifelong residents and advocates. The New Haven Exchange propels students to reimagine their role in the city—aiming to foster a cultural shift in how Yalies understand, inhabit, and contribute to their four-year home.

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New Haven REACH is a student-run organization that seeks to provide the information and support necessary for New Haven youth to access the higher education best suited to their dreams, potential, and ambitions. REACH was founded by graduates of the Wilbur Cross Class of 2011, and we now have Yale student volunteers who hail from all over America and all over the world. We all share the core belief that no one should be shut out from attending college just because they don't have the information and support they need to apply.

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Our mission is to empower New Haven's students with the public speaking and critical thinking skills necessary to lead the future.

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We seek to improve student's mental health and leadership preparedness through the discussion of ontology. Our rigorous interrogation of he arguments of members and philosophers alike will shape stronger philosophical understandings. In turn, these understandings will help students cope with existential dread and help them become better leaders with stronger communication and deduction skills.

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The Opera Theatre of Yale College (OTYC) is the undergraduate opera company at Yale University. Our organization is entirely student-run; every show offers our members the opportunity to learn firsthand the mechanics of performing and producing an opera. Our members are singers, instrumentalists, conductors, theatre technicians, costume and set designers, choreographers, and dancers. OTYC is an immersive extracurricular experience that prepares young artists and administrators for professional life after Yale. We are committed to bringing creative, thoughtful, and innovative opera productions to the Yale and New Haven communities.

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Oral Health at Yale Student Association (OHAY) is established to support and
empower Yale’s pre-dental student community while advancing
understanding of oral health as a fundamental component of overall well-
being. The organization serves undergraduate students interested in dentistry
by providing structured opportunities to learn about oral health disparities,
participate in community-aligned initiatives, and engage with the broader
societal impact of dental care. OHAY fulfills its mission through mentorship,
professional development, and community-building; by facilitating
connections with local dental practices, clinics, and alumni; by offering
resources for academic and career planning; and by promoting oral health
education and advocacy through outreach and service-oriented learning.

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Host blue booking sessions and create networking opportunities between
upperclassmen and underclassmen, supported by mentorship resources such
as course guides, email templates, and webinars. Build a network of dental
professionals, including Yale alumni, local practitioners, and partner
organizations, who can offer guidance, share career insights, and provide
students with exposure to the field of dentistry. Organize fundraising
initiatives and outreach events that engage members in oral health advocacy
and contribute to programs aligned with community needs.

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By creating a branch of the Orthodox Christian Fellowship at Yale we hope to connect Orthodox college students and those interested in the Orthodox faith together by providing information, talks, and activities to strengthen the Orthodox community at Yale.

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The goal of OCAY is to foster a climbing-focused outdoor culture and community. In order to do this, OCAY aims to create a community of Yale students, faculty and staff who are already outdoor climbers, mountaineers or alpinists, and to provide safety workshops and other training opportunities for new and experienced climbers alike in a safe and controlled environment. In addition to on-campus events including workshops and social events, OCAY's ultimate goal is to lead outdoor climbing trips where members can learn from each other. As OCAY is expressly focused on outdoor climbing, we can focus our resources on providing the highest-quality climbing workshops, events, and outdoor trips.

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¡Oye! is a performance group dedicated to creating a space for poetry and performance on Yale's campus. We welcome all members of the Yale Community. No experience necessary (most members have never performed or written poetry prior to ¡Oye!)

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The Indigenous Peoples of Oceania at Yale (IPO) is dedicated to providing Oceanic students with the opportunity to build community, advocate for, and celebrate the identities, traditions, and diverse experiences of those Indigenous to Pasifika. IPO strives to uplift Oceanic student voices within the broader Yale community and serve as a platform for Oceanic-centered social events, educational opportunities, and student activism.

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PALS' mission is to reach as many students from first to sixth grade as possible with quality weekly tutoring. We focus on core academic skills and building individual relationships with our students. We particularly seek students that lack the opportunity to receive tutoring elsewhere.

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Para-Object is an undergraduate research journal that explores the interactions between visual, natural, and scientific history. We believe a cross-disciplinary consideration informs the emerging ideas and complexities of art history, material culture, conservation, and museum practices. Art/Ecologia is a bi-annual publication including newsletters, reviews, art, and student research that supports novel perspectives.

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“Partners in Health Engage @ Yale - a student organization” is dedicated to achieving the goal of the greater Partner in Health Engage network: to mobilize students to build a movement for the universal right to health. We are committed to advocating for global and domestic policies that further the right to health, educating our communities through discussion and lectures, and fundraising to strengthen public health systems.

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We, the Party of the Left, are a community devoted to political discourse. As such, we seek both to develop our Members as people and leaders, and to develop a new vision of the American Left. Our means are spirited discussion and formal debate of the politics, policies, and philosophies that divide our community. We value intellectual integrity: the willingness to examine one's innermost beliefs in a manner that is both honest and rigorous. Internally, we compete to present compelling visions of the Left. Externally, we test our ideas and abilities against our ideological opponents. We seek to bring discourse to the outside world, and the outside world to discourse. Together, we strive to advance the Party, the Yale Political Union, and the Left.

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Passion Pole Dance (PPD) is a space for people with a solid foundation in pole dance to grow their talents and practice different styles. To do this, PPD hosts regular workshops and practices for Yale undergraduate students. We will also hold non-pole workshops for individuals without a pole background. We welcome all levels, genders, and body types.

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1. To convey a nuanced understanding of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and the region as a whole by connecting high-level strategic dialogue with realities on the ground,
2. To provide students with the tools necessary to think about the United States' proper role in the U.S.-Israel relationship, its role in the Israeli-Palestinian relationship, and, more broadly, its role in the region,
3. To foster civil-military understanding and dialogue,
4. To provide an incisive look into Israeli society, culture, and politics, while simultaneously grappling with the unique security challenges facing both the U.S. and her allies in the region,
5. To actively foster a community on college campuses interested in engaging with and discussing these issues.

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Peristalsis serves to bring light movement and dance classes to patients at the Yale-New Haven Hospital pediatric psychiatric unit.

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Our mission is to establish a welcoming space on campus that celebrates Persian and Iranian heritage. Through cultural events, educational programs, and social gatherings, we aim to highlight the richness of this tradition while fostering meaningful connections among students. This space will provide a supportive community for those with Persian or Iranian backgrounds and create opportunities for the broader student body to engage with and appreciate the history, culture, and contributions of this vibrant community.

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