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Members from 12 UNC-Chapel Hill student organizations describe their groups and make a pitch to interested Tar Heels.
Updated on Feb. 16, 2026
The Tar Heel experience goes beyond lecture halls and schoolwork. We believe exploring your passions is a key component of a complete education. In Chapel Hill, you don't have to go far to find a student group that's right for you. Whether you're interested in the arts, politics, sports, volunteering, technology, the outdoors or anything in between, there's a great opportunity awaiting you.
Learn more about student organizations and clubs at Carolina and how you can get involved in campus life.



Carolina’s Women in National Security organization helps Tar Heels connect with professionals in the field.
Open to all students, Carolina’s cricket team aspires to enter its first national tournament.
Whether playing for fun or championships, Tar Heels build friendships and community through club pickleball.
The rapidly growing Carolina club hockey program will move into a more competitive division next season.
The Carolina women's team has become a national power, winning several championships in the sport known as "ultimate Frisbee."
Playing a sport they love helps these Tar Heel women relieve stress and make new friends.
Lesley Gonzalez found her rhythm with Carolina’s Ballroom Dance team.
Open to all, Aerial Arts at Carolina is a club built on creativity and exercise.
Modernextension Dance Company gives Tar Heels a place to improvise and choreograph.
Carolina Jump Rope is making their fellow Tar Heels rethink what it means to jump rope. The team performs dazzling spins and flips at campus events and even competes against other universities and jump rope clubs from around the country.
The topics discussed by Carolina’s Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies may have changed over the past two centuries, but students today are still carrying on many of the debate and literary groups’ traditions.
Click here to read how DiPhi recently celebrated 230 years of dialogue and debate.
Members from 12 UNC-Chapel Hill student organizations describe their groups and make a pitch to interested Tar Heels.
The Carolina Film Association prepares Tar Heels for the joys and practicalities of cinematic production.
Tar Heels explain why singing is central to their Carolina experience.
The student-run group resells used clothing in front of the Bell Tower each year during move-in week.
The platform’s student managers work hard behind the scenes to help Tar Heel makers market their creations.
As part of the dramatic art department, the company offers undergraduates a way to explore a career in theater.
Student group Ebony Readers/Onyx Theater gives students a platform to perform poetry while finding their voices on campus.