Clubs
Clubs give you an opportunity to explore and develop interests outside the classroom, to gain new skills, acquire leadership abilities, serve local communities, and make friends on campus and beyond.
There’s a lot to do at York: with clubs, activities and opportunities to make a difference locally and globally, Yorkies are engaged. An eclectic and active bunch, York students do much more than study.
If you enjoy debating world issues, helping others in need, competing in math challenges, publishing creative writing, or even building rockets, there’s a club for you. From the more traditional to the quite esoteric, student groups gather at York to celebrate and learn more about their passions. 
Clubs give you an opportunity to explore and develop interests outside the classroom, to gain new skills, acquire leadership abilities, serve local communities, and make friends on campus and beyond.
If you are interested in pursuing an activity that is not currently a club, you're encouraged to start a new one--while many clubs are consistent from year to year, there's always something new going on. Some clubs active in 2010:
- Acapella Club
- ASAP - All Students Against Poverty
- Asian Club/Ping Pong Club
- Computer Club
- JETS - Junior Engineering Technical Society
- JSA - Junior States of America
- Key Club
- Lit Mag
- Music for the Ages
- Not For Sale - Against Human Trafficking
- PAAK - Promoting African Awareness and Knowledge Club
- Photography Club
- Q and A - Queers and Allies
- Robotics Club
- Ultimate Club
- York Spork - school news
- Wilderness Club
- Yearbook
