Co-Curricular
Every club and activity at MUWCI starts with a student who decided to make it happen. There is no fixed catalogue. What runs each year is a reflection of the interests, passions, and initiatives of the people currently on campus. If something does not exist and a student wants it to, the process for starting it is straightforward.
How it works
Students can participate in existing clubs or start new ones. Activities run across two broad streams within the Triveni Programme: Creativity (arts, discussion, making, problem-solving) and Service (community engagement, social projects, advocacy). Students can lead, co-lead, or participate, and their involvement forms part of their CAS record.
Faculty serve as mentors and supervisors. The content, direction, and energy of each club comes from the students running it.
Current clubs and activities
Note: The club listing changes every year as students arrive, graduate, and form new initiatives. The list below is drawn from the live site and reflects past offerings. Please supply a confirmed current list for the new site, along with a short description of each active club. This section should be updated at the start of each academic year.
Arts and creativity
Past examples include: Artsoc, Upcycled Fashion, K-Dance, Improvisation Dance, Improvisational Theatre, Music Ensemble 101, Hairy Styles
Problem-solving and innovation
Past examples include: MUWCI Tech Raiders, MUWCI-preneurs, Stonks, Rhetorix, Writer's Lab.
Discussion and community
Past examples include: Race Space, LGBTQ+ Club, Spectrum, Humans of MUWCI, Chess Club, Debate Club.