Student Organization Directory
With over 225 Student Government recognized student organizations on the Carnegie Mellon campus, there are many opportunities to get involved in creating your college experience. Our organizations represent various social, service, media, academic, spiritual, recreational, sport, religious, political, cultural, and governance opportunities for all students.
You are able to search through the student organization directory by entering a keyword or selecting an interest area in the category field.
Taekwondo Club at CMU
Contact Information
- Primary Email: jdickins@andrew.cmu.edu
- Website: tkdcmu.wordpress.com
Taiwanese Scholar Society
Contact Information
- Primary Contact: You-Cyuan Jhang
- Primary Email: adason@cmutaiwan.org
- Website: www.cmutaiwan.org/
Taiwanese Students Association
Description:
The Taiwanese Students Association is a student organization dedicated to promoting and organizing events that provide a gateway for people within the campus community. We provide the students with a variety of cultural, social, and service events throughout the year. We enhance culture awareness on campus through our annual Culture Night, food festivals, hot pot dinners, etc. Socially, we host various parties, semi-formals, general meetings, game nights, freshmen dinners, etc. And for service, we participate in Booth, & volunteer at various places, including TRFCC and Tzu Chi, as well as fundraise (such as the recent Taiwan typhoon).
Contact Information
- Primary Contact: Julius Tarng
- Primary Email: jtarng@andrew.cmu.edu
- Website: http://www.cmutsa.com
Tanah South Asian Dance Troupe
Description:
Tanah, Founded in 2002, is a south Asian dance troupe dedicated to performing South Asian and modern styles of dance, providing a creative outlet for any student who loves to dance, and encouraging cultural awareness on campus as well as off.
Contact Information
- Primary Contact: Monalisa Ghose
- Primary Email: tanah-exec at lists.andrew.cmu.edu
- Website: http://andrew.cmu.edu/org/tanah
Tartans for Israel
Description:
We are an organization devoted to promoting awareness of, discussion about, and connection with Israel at Carnegie Mellon.
Contact Information
- Primary Contact: Daniel Liptz
- Primary Email: tartans4israel@gmail.com
- Website: http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/org/tartans4israel/
Tau Beta Pi
Description:
Tau Beta Pi is the oldest and most prestigious engineering honor society. The first chapter was founded in 1885 at Lehigh University. To be eligible to become part of Tau Beta Pi, you have to be in the top 1/8th of your Junior CIT class or top 1/5th of your Senior CIT class. Eligible candidates have to do community service and show a desire to excel in all fields of life (above and beyond a good academic performance).
Contact Information
- Primary Contact: Cem Onyuksel
- Primary Email: conyukse@andrew.cmu.edu
- Website: http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/tbp/
The Carnegie Mellon University Variety Hour
Description:
The VH is a one hour performance hosting all aspects of entertainment; illustrating points of everyday occurrences through comedy; showcasing vocal talents in song and dance as well as intimate performances; and most of all, creating a bridge that will, more than likely, cross the line.
Contact Information
- Primary Contact: Carolina Velez
- Primary Email: thevariteyhour@gmail.com
- Website: www.youtube.com/thevarietyhour
The Carnegie Pulse
Description:
We provide an alternative source of media for the campus community through an online publication. Our members are writers, photographers, editors, developers, and businesspeople who are interested in improving the sense of community on campus through information.
Contact Information
- Primary Email: tcpulse@andrew.cmu.edu
- Website: www.tcpulse.com
The Cut Magazine
Description:
The Cut is Carnegie Mellon￢ﾀﾙs music magazine dedicated to the exposure of Carnegie Mellon students to all types of music, the recognition of music in the Carnegie Mellon community, and the unification of students through music. The goals of this publication are as follows: A. To raise awareness of local music events in Carnegie Mellon and Pittsburgh community; B. To represent a diverse range of music and music information from established and upcoming groups; C. To recognize local bands in an official format, and; D. To expose Carnegie Mellon students to new music.
Contact Information
- Primary Contact: Elyssa Goodman
- Primary Email: thecut@andrew.cmu.edu
- Website: www.thecutmagazine.com
The Frame
Description:
The Frame is a student-run gallery space located under the Woodlawn apartments at the intersection of Forbes Avenue and Margaret Morrison Street. The gallery is open to anyone who wants to display work created in art, music, design, and/or architecture. The artwork can consist of, but is not limited to, 2-D work, 3-D work, sculpture, installation, video, animation, bands, etc. Anyone interested can contact Rexy Tseng (chinchit) or Dana Lok (dlok) or stop by CFA 300 for exhibitor's applications and more information. At the beginning of each semester, the Frame gallery chooses a number of people to display there work for a week. The Frame gallery openings are every Friday usually from 7-9pm unless specified differently by exhibitor(s) and open to the public Fridays to Tuesdays from 12-5pm. We hope to see your work displayed.
Contact Information
- Primary Contact: Dana Lok
- Primary Email: dlok@andrew.cmu.edu
- Website: http://www.cmu.edu/theframe
The Tartan
Description:
The Tartan has been Carnegie Mellon University's student-run newspaper since 1906. With a weekly broadsheet paper circulation of 6,000, The Tartan serves the campus community of 9,500 students as well as faculty, staff and administration. One of Carnegie Mellon's largest student organizations, The Tartan is also a pre-eminent media source on campus. Every week, nearly 150 students come together to provide news and event coverage to the University and its surrounding communities. The broadsheet newspaper is comprised of four primary sections ￢ﾀﾔ News, Science & Technology, Forum, and Sports ￢ﾀﾔ while the tabloid section, Pillbox, also incorporates Comics. In addition, The Tartan also runs a news website, thetartan.org, and a semesterly literary and art magazine, Dossier.
Contact Information
- Primary Contact: James Ramp
- Primary Email: contact@thetartan.org
- Website: www.thetartan.org
The Thistle
Description:
Thistle publishes a yearbook each year to commemorate life on campus.
Contact Information
- Primary Contact: Vinith Annam
- Primary Email: thistle@thethistle.org
- Website: www.thethistle.org
The Triple Helix
Description:
The Triple Helix is the undergraduate journal of science, society, and law at Carnegie Mellon. Primarily through the venue of written expression, our goal is to promote the understanding of the impact of science and technology on society and their interaction with the law. We publish one issue per semester and electronic articles on a regular basis.
Contact Information
- Primary Contact: Kathryn Livingston
- Primary Email: klivings@andrew.cmu.edu
- Website: http://cmu.thetriplehelix.org/Home/
Thought, the Carnegie Mellon Undergraduate Researc
Description:
Thought is an undergraduate research journal. We exist to support and publish undergraduate research of the highest quality. Our organization is unique in that we approach selection and editing of submissions, not only on style and prose quality, but also according to the standards of the field of study. Our staff consists of business, design, and editorial groups. Creativity and drive are always appreciated. In partnership with the Undergraduate Research Office, with sponsorship from various Deans, the president's office, and the dean's office, we have created the ability to continue publishing and are creating a basis upon which for the organization to continue throughout the years.
Contact Information
- Primary Contact: Jillian Bateman
- Primary Email: jbateman@andrew.cmu.edu
- Website: http://thought.andrew.cmu.edu
Three Rivers Grace
Contact Information
- Primary Email: jshaffer@andrew.cmu.edu
- Website: www.3riversgrace.org
Turkish Student Society
Contact Information
- Primary Contact: Haydar Karaoglu
- Primary Email: hkaraogl@andrew.cmu.edu
Tzu Chi Student Organization
Description:
A volunteer-based, spiritual as well as welfare organization, Tzu Chi￢ﾀﾙs missions focus on giving material aid and inspiring love and humanity in both the givers and receivers. The purpose of CMU Tzu Chi is to provide a series of events for CMU undergraduates, graduates, faculty, and staff to do charity services in the local community. To participate in local community services and to help enrich one another in mind and spirit through the various external and internal activities.
Contact Information
- Primary Contact: You-Cyuan Jhang
- Primary Email: adason@cmutaiwan.org