The Volunteer Action Center (VAC) is the student-led division of the Center for Community Engagement that connects students at the University of Arkansas to service opportunities on and off campus. The VAC seeks to foster a positive relationship between students and the Northwest Arkansas community through the VAC membership program and its six signature programs; Be BOLD, Dream BIG, the Jane B. Gearhart Full Circle Food Pantry, the PAL Program, Razorback Food Recovery, and Student Engagement. All University of Arkansas students can become VAC members by logging 10 service hours in an academic year. VAC members receive perks like free food, pins, t-shirts, sweatshirts, and prestigious service awards! Members also have access to professional development and community-building events. Join the VAC to give back to your community, gain volunteer experience, and be awarded for your hard work!

The Playground is a stage script development group for all levels of experience! The club will meet two times a week every other week to workshop plays and receive constructive feedback! The club will put a number of these plays on display as a staged reading on an official University stage at the end of each semester! Even if writing isn’t your speed, plays need readers!

The Office of Entrepreneurship & Innovation provides business incubation, experiential learning opportunities, and community for students, faculty, and people in Arkansas who want to be innovators inside existing organizations, solve meaningful problems, or build new ventures.

University Programs (UP) is a student led programming board that plans over 100 free events for students to attend each school year. This Pick One group will learn about how to get involved help plan a university event!

Cardinal Taekwondo is a growing, student-run RSO on campus which focuses on teaching traditional and competitive Taekwondo to students of ALL experience levels. Club members will have the opportunity to participate in traditional Belt Tests and Olympic style competition. We follow Kukkiwon and World Taekwondo Federation curriculums and participate in events hosted by the National Collegiate Taekwondo Association, the Mountain Collegiate Taekwondo Conference, and USA Taekwondo. We typically host 4+ practices each week, which include basic techniques, form patterns, sparring, board breaking, conditioning training, and social events. We’re looking forward to continuing to grow our club and community and to putting on some fun events in the fall. Everyone is welcome, so come kick with us!

The Safe Zone Allies Student Network welcomes students of all sexuality and/or gender identities who are interested in and committed to addressing issues and topics of importance to the LGBTQIA+ community. Students in the network meet weekly to learn about and discuss LGBTQ+ history, gender and sexual identities, community cultures and norms, the laws and policies that affect the LGBTQIA+ community, heteronormativity and oppression, and more!

We are the University of Arkansas Speech and Debate Society! Ranked fourth in the country and the number one debate program in the state of Arkansas, we are all about education and having fun, while also getting experience traveling to forensics and debate events. ANY EXPERIENCE LEVEL IS WELCOMED! If you have no experience or tons of experience, we want you just the same!

Razorbook Club is a student-led RSO with a passion for all things bookish! We believe that books are meant to be read and shared in a safe and accepting environment where everyone is welcome, and that we can foster a sense of community on campus by discussing books that represent and reflect the world around us. Come find a community of people who all indulge in the same past-time!

The Global Learning Hub is a collaboration between Housing’s Global Series, the offices of International Students and Scholars, and Study Abroad . We are committed to connecting students globally through programs that provide meaningful experiences that promote a sense of belonging.

There will be various opportunities to learn about different cultures, celebrations, traditions, and of course food! Meet international students from around the world at programs like Global Series, International Culture Team meetings, Plaza de las Americas, and International Education Week. Also, learn about opportunities to study abroad through Hogs Abroad sessions. Come explore the world with us!

There are six outlets of Student Media for you to get involved in the moment you step on campus: The Arkansas Traveler (newspaper), UATV (newstation), KXUA (radio station), Main Hill Media (student-run advertising agency), The Razorback Yearbook and Hill Magazine.

Build your resume and get real world experience. No experience is required. There are volunteer and paid positions available. Learn how to be a reporter, photographer, news anchor, designer, technical director — all in a state-of-art newsroom located in the center of campus.

The Razorback Booster Club is in partnership with Razorback Athletics in the commitment to continuing the esteemed Razorback Pep Rallies as a standing tradition that brings unity and pride to our campus and our past, present, and future Razorbacks.

The Chemistry Club is a research focused club to help you meet, work, and research with faculty members. Our goal is to give you the opportunity to pursue research at a high level and support your research journey.