UCSC ACM is one of the largest computer science clubs on campus dedicated to promoting diversity and collaboration within the CSE community in Santa Cruz. We host some of the biggest events for computer science, engineering, and research for our school including our most recent ACMHacks!

Autoslug provides hands-on opportunities for students to get involved in applied computer vision, autonomy, ML, and other fields in a team environment along with providing undergrad collaboration with on-campus research groups.

We are Bioinformatics, Academically orientated club focused on building a community for those interested in bioinformatics

CAC plans community events to spread cancer awareness and fundraise money for non-profit cancer organizations like the American Cancer Society.

The Chemistry Club at UCSC strives to build a community of UCSC students interested in chemistry and related fields. Members gain opportunities to network with faculty and local industry as well outreach to local schools at events throughout the academic year. Peer mentoring and study sessions are regularly held!

CruzHacks is UCSC's largest hackathon. It is a three day event where you can work with others on new software and/or hardware projects.

Our computer networking club hosts weekly meetings where we discuss a variety of computer networking topics and related subjects. We offer hands-on labs with switches and routers for practical learning, and we bring in guest speakers from the tech industry to talk.

Formula Slug is the Formula SAE Electric Team at UC Santa Cruz. We design, build, and compete an electric race car for competition in Brooklyn, Michigan each year. We have several different mechanical, electrical, manufacturing, business, and outreach teams, that all play a role in completion of our vehicle.

Girls Who Code aims to provide a safe space to discuss personal topics that women in technology face which may be hard to discuss in a typical college setting or among a group of friends. Along with discussion circles, club meetings also help students prepare for both behavioral and technical interviews.

UCSC Human Computer Interaction Club brings students together that share a passion for understanding, designing, and improving the interaction between humans and technology and developing solutions using AI and technology for real-world problems.

NeurotechSC is an undergraduate student organization that aims to teach a curriculum based on neurotechnology and pursue a collaborative project with the goal of submitting to a competition.

As UCSC Rocket Team our mission is to design and build high-powered rockets that model current challenges in space exploration and Aerospace Engineering.

SCAI is UCSC’s leading AI club looking to educate members through engaging instruction, speaker events, and competitions.

Slugcp is a place to practice competitive programming through websites like Codeforces. We host practice sessions, contests, lectures, and even participate in ICPC.

Slug Gaming at UC Santa Cruz is a student-run gaming organization. We believe that gaming has created an outlet to bring people together, and provides a space where background, skill, interest, and other aspects of life are not the driving force for the community.

The aim of SHPE known as Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, is a club designed to develop the professional aspect of what it means to be a student. We are a club designed for Latinos by Latinos, ensuring an environment that is reminiscent of home.

SLUG is a group of students who are passionate about Linux and open-source software and strive to foster an inclusive and diverse community around these topics. .

Slugbotics is hands-On Competitive Robotics at UCSC.

Slugworks is a student-facing creative space.

SPS at UCSC is a community by and for physics students. We strive to make our community and department a welcoming and supportive environment.

SUM (Slugs United by Mathematics) is the math club at UCSC! We are a social club that where you can hang out with people who are interested in math and related subjects like computer science, physics, and engineering.

SWE is a club for women in engineering.

SACNAS invests in the next generation of diverse STEM leaders. We are dedicated to building the capacity of our scientists with the necessary leadership skills to advance their careers and lead change at the highest levels.

Slug Security is UCSC's premiere cybersecurity club. We offer a fun and inclusive environment for anyone interested in hacking, cybersecurity, or programming. We welcome students from all backgrounds and proficiency levels to join us. Join us for workshops, talks, and competitions, and explore the exciting world of cybersecurity.

Women in Science Society is a supportive community for women pursuing a STEM degree