Club Directory

Carleton University Mathematics and Statistics Society aims to represent and advocate the interests and concerns of undergraduate students of mathematics. The missions of the Society are to build an inclusive environment that brings students and faculty closer together, to enhance students experiences by organizing social and enrichment events, and to provide a platform to students where knowledge and discussion could be exchanged candidly.

The Carleton University Muslim Students’ Association (CU-MSA) is the largest and most active student-led club on the Carleton University campus, representing the Muslim student body at Carleton University. Rooted in Islamic values and driven by purpose, CUMSA provides consistent spiritual, educational, and social programming that impacts thousands of students every year. Our mission is to create a welcoming, supportive, and enriching environment where Muslim students can grow, connect, and thrive. We host events, workshops, prayer services, and community initiatives that not only serve our members but also promote inclusivity, awareness, and civic engagement across campus.

A passionate group of New Democrats advocating for social and economic progress municipally, provincially, and federally. We offer a wide variety of community organizing opportunities, including, but not limited to, networking, social events, canvassing for progressive candidates, and more. Open and accepting to all students, regardless of background, knowledge, or personal experience!

The Carleton University Nigerian Students Association is strongly committed to building a network of Nigerians both at Carleton and beyond. It strives to promote a sense of community for Nigerians on campus. Through this network, it will seek to promote awareness of Nigerian issues. Furthermore, the Association, in collaboration with the larger African community, will work to promote social activism among Nigerians.

CUonOrbit is Carleton University’s student-led CubeSat and space technology team, dedicated to designing, building, and operating small satellites (CubeSats) as well as High Altitude Balloons (HAB) and developing space systems engineering skills. The team aims to train the next generation of aerospace innovators while contributing to Canada’s growing space sector.

Carleton University Philosophy Society (CUPS) is a student-led society for undergrad and masters students interested in the exchange and discussion of philosophical ideas. Events hosted include pub nights, and discussion groups, of which past topics include philosophy of music, metaethics, and women in early modern philosophy. Discussion groups are held throughout the term and all are welcome!

Carleton University Photo Club (CUPC) is a place for anyone with a passion for photography to connect with other photographers, improve their skills, and participate in group photowalks and technical workshops. All levels of skill/experience are welcome!

The Carleton University Physics Society brings together undergraduate and graduate students in physics and related fields. We work closely with the Department of Physics and the wider Carleton science community to support academic success and foster a welcoming environment. From seminars and public talks to social nights, our society provides opportunities to learn, relax, and connect. We also advocate for student interests within the department and organize events that make physics engaging and approachable.

The CU Run is a recreational running club that hosts weekly runs for students of all skill levels. We choose routes that showcase different parts of Ottawa, and there’s no pressure to maintain a specific pace.

The Carleton University Somali Student Association is dedicated to fostering a vibrant and inclusive community that celebrates Somali culture, heritage, and identity. Our mission is to connect, educate, and empower students who share an interest in Somali culture while promoting cultural understanding and global awareness.