University and college societies, sports clubs, theatre companies and student bodies. Filters combine: any of the values within a group, all of the groups together.
139 societies and clubs · 25–48
Cambridge University Rackets Club (CURC) is a traditional, long-running sports club in Cambridge.
CURA is Cambridge University’s Fullbore Rifle Club, primarily shooting at long range.
We're the University of Cambridge's acrobatic rock'n'roll dance team — high kicks, fast footwork and jaw-dropping acrobatics, danced to classic tunes.
Cambridge University Veterinary Society is the student-run society representing all Cambridge vet students, and the CUVS committee organises social events, welfare support, sports activities, as…
University women’s lacrosse sports club – competing in BUCS league.
Whether you're interested in fun kayaking trips on the Cam, big white water in the French Alps or just a lively social atmosphere then CU Canoe Club has loads to offer!
Capoeira is a Brazilian martial art combining self-defence, dancing, and acrobatics
The university's caving and potholing club. Running trips to various UK caving regions on termtime weekends and beyond, CUCC is a friendly and welcoming club whether you've experienced the...
The Cheerleading Society is a competition team, tryouts are open to all who want to be part of a fun, challenging team sport!
CCRN is dedicated to fostering a close-knit community among Chinese rowers at the University of Cambridge. Our main activities involve sculling sessions both during and outside of term time.
Founded in 1830, rowing is still a thriving part of life at Christ's, and one of the largest social and sporting clubs at the college.
Churchill College Boat Club is a college rowing club that welcomes rowers and coxwains of all abilities.
Clare Boat Club provides sporting enjoyment as a counterbalance to academic success.
We’re a social rowing club that likes to compete but also have a great time.
The Graduate Student Body Committee (GSB) is elected to represent student interests throughout the College and the wider University, as well as arranging regular social and sports events.
A fun and affordable opportunity for all members of the university to enjoy various clay shooting disciplines
Representing Clinical Medics at Cambridge since 1976.
Corpus Christi College Boat Club has been a vibrant part of Cambridge rowing since 1828, celebrating achievements both on and off the Cam throughout its long and notable history.
The society exists to promote the enjoyment of beagling and a variety of other country sports.
Cambridge University Cricket Club
Croquet is a relaxing game that combines strategy and physical skill.