aKDPhi is the largest and only international Asian-interest sorority whose mission is to promote its five pillars of sisterhood, leadership, service, scholarship, and Asian-Awareness. The Upsilon Chapter at UIUC is dedicated to developing Asian-American women into leaders, making a positive impact on the community, and building relationships across campus and beyond.

APhiG is an Asian-interest sorority whose purpose is to bring together all women of different nationalities through the bonds of friendship and sisterhood while promoting scholarship and academic excellence, personal development, and leadership.

Asha UIUC is a volunteer driven, non-profit, and active registered student organization at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Dedicated undergraduate, graduate, and local community members strive to make a difference to the society. We believe that education is one of the primary factors in shaping a child’s future and by extension, future of the entire country.

AAA is one of the largest Asian social organizations on campus and strives to bring value to their members through helping them develop strong relationships in the community and build their Asian-American identity.

AASHO strives to promote the exploration of Asian culture, and to strengthen the Asian American community within campus. We host free events to all students.

From its inception to the present, APAC has sought to reflect the diversity of the APIDA campus population, both on an organizational level and on an individual level. Through education and empowerment, APAC continues to pursue the building of trust and collaboration within the APIDA community on campus to bring needed institutional and social change.

To promote Bangladeshi culture, traditions, and heritage to UIUC people as well as to the International community.

The Chinese Students and Scholars Association (CSSA) is the official organization for overseas Chinese students and scholars at UIUC. With around 300 enthusiastic members, CSSA is dedicated to promote intellectual, social, and cultural activities among Chinese students and scholars as well as the U of I community.  At the same time, we devote ourselves to facilitate the relationship and communication between Chinese community and the U of I family. Home to the international Chinese students and scholars, we strive to engage our own community with the local culture. While the university provides rich atmosphere and opportunities conducive to research and learning, CSSA offers the warmth, inspiration, and excitement that you need and desire.

Chinese Theatre Group is the first and only theatre society for the huge community speaking Mandarin at the University of Illinois. Our mission is to promote theatre arts and Chinese culture to a wider range of audiences. We welcome anyone who is enthusiastic about theatre and provide them with a platform to exchange understandings about the stage plays. Club members would participate in a variety of activities and performances each semester to spread the Chinese culture.

CST is an Asian interest fraternity who strives for lifelong brotherhood, develop leadership skills, institute a mentor program for the younger members, promote Asian awareness by bringing a voice to the Asian American community on campus, and work to expand our unique style of brotherhood to other campuses.

HaiLuo Mental Support is an organization that strives to provide mental health support for Chinese students abroad through offering emotional support, raising attention and awareness of mental problems and linking students to campus resources based on individual needs.

DKD is a multicultural service sorority with South-Asian roots that aims to raise awareness and prevention for child abuse with its service focus being the education of children. Their aim is to foster an excellent foundation for our Sisters to experience personal growth whose pillars are Sisterhood, Service, Culture, and Indomitable Spirit.

DPO is a national South Asian interest sorority with 46 affiliated chapters/colonies and more than 2000+ sisters nationwide with the common goal of uniting young South Asian women in the community.

GRMD (Gah Rahk Mah Dahng) is a performance group at UIUC for the style of traditional Korean percussion called Samulnori. The goal of this group is to spread Korean culture through our percussion music.

Seeing Indian students join all ethnicities in worshiping Jesus Christ in spirit and truth and in working together to expand God's Kingdom. It is our mission to glorify God through fellowship, discipleship, and worship.

The purpose of the Iranian Cultural Association is to raise awareness of Iranian/Persian culture within the University of Illinois community. ICA is non-profit, and independent from any political or religious affiliation.The goal of this Association is to create a suitable ground for the expansion and promotion of Iranian/Persian culture. Additionally, we want to introduce the culture to the next generation of Iranians and other nationalities living in this area by organizing meetings, conducting traditional Iranian ceremonies, and other cultural activities.

The Indian Graduate Students Association (IGSA) is a not-for-profit, private association of like-minded students at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, registered with the RSO Office at the U of I. We deal with Indian grad students on campus, right from when they land in the US to make them feel at home.

ISC (Indonesian Students Club) or also known as PERMIAS is a student-run organization established to unify Indonesian people in Champaign-Urbana. The internal mission of ISC is to increase kinship amongst Indonesian students by providing a campus experience that is welcoming and fun yet able to prepare them to meet post-university expectations. ISC is gearing towards raising the presence in the campus so that our club can act as a gateway for many invaluable on campus opportunities and events. Externally, ISC is the representative for creating a platform on campus community to introduce Indonesian culture that often symbolizes 'Beauty in Diversity'. Through ISC, we hope that Indonesian will gain a greater cultural recognition especially in Champaign-Urbana area.

JCT is a club at UIUC that provides opportunities for learners of Japanese and native speakers to interact and practice Japanese. The Japanese Conversation Table (JCT) provides a space for Japanese learners and native speakers to interact in a casual, friendly setting. It is also a place for career networking related to Japan.

KPL is an Asian interest sorority that strives to strengthen sisterhood by providing service and promoting cultural diversity to its members and community, thus securing the bond of kinship for posterity while aiming for academic excellence, keeping in mind the importance of education and learning as the key to strength, awareness, and fulfillment.

Kappa Pi Beta Fraternity is a premier Asian American-founded service and social fraternity dedicated to the needs of the community alongside a commitment of higher learning, the promotion of the traditional Asian values of respect and discipline, and the overall essence of unity among all people of different backgrounds.

KASA strives to be a strong, proud, and dedicated unified student organization of excellent leaders, constantly striving to serve, improve and educate UIUC and the surrounding community about Korean American heritage.

Our first mission is to foster a sense of fellowship among Malaysians, by creating a "home away from home" support system. We also focus on promoting cultural awareness of Malaysia to UIUC students and staff through cultural events.

Minorities in Health Sciences is here to provide guidance and academic support to students pursuing a health-related field. We assist health major students by providing opportunities and activities that will enhance their qualifications and increase competitiveness in the application process for graduate and health schools. Whether you’re any one of the numerous pre-health fields or pursuing a graduate education in the health field, we are here for you. Through volunteering opportunities, socials, workshops, guest speakers, student panels, and great leadership opportunities, we hope to create an environment where each of our members can feel welcome and achieve their academic and professional goals.

The Multi-Racial and Multi-Ethnic Student Union will provide a safe space for students of multiracial and multiethnic backgrounds to gather, have shared experiences, and inform others about this unique, and often overlooked, identity.

The Mongolian Cultural Organization (MCO) at the University of Illinois seeks to preserve and promote Mongolian culture among its members and the  Illinois  community at large. MCO is a professional development network, outreach and volunteer organization.

The Muslim Student Association (MSA) is a registered student organization at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. It is a social group for Muslim students on campus to become close to one another; a means by which Muslim students maintain and increase their faith in a college environment as well as an expression of their creativity and ideas; a tool by which people on campus can learn about Islam and its beauty. Above all, the MSA is the stepping stone by which students learn the techniques, develop the motivation, and acquire the passion to commit their lives for the sake of Allah and Allah alone.

To uplift the cultural, social, and educational lives of the students of Nepal, and to bring about better understanding of Nepal and promote peace and harmony among the myriad of cultures within the University and beyond.

To create a forum for the Pakistani graduate students at UIUC, to promote greater understanding about Pakistan and its culture, as well as to lend a helping hand for community development in Urbana-Champaign.

To facilitate a culturally enriching environment amongst members by holding events that promote unity, charity, cultural awareness, and provide a supportive environment for both American-born and native Pakistani students at the University of Illinois.

PSA is a group that fosters and supports relationships through the education and promotion of Filipino culture and Asian American awareness, as well as to encourage the development of academic and leadership skills of the membership and university community.

SYZ is a progressive, multicultural Greek Organization that provides a means to success and support for women, particularly women of color. We build on the unity of strong and independent leaders to affect change in our organization, our campuses, and our local communities.

Satsriakal! Welcome to the Sikh Student Association at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. The purpose of this organization is not only to raise awareness about Sikhism, but also to be able to create long-lasting bonds with our Sikh and non-Sikh brothers and sisters.

SSA strives to help Singaporeans adjust to life in the university and to promote interactions between SSA members, UIUC and local communities by organizing various events.

Our organization is dedicated to bringing world class Indian Classical Music/Performing arts to the campus community. Indian Classical Music, both North Indian and South Indian, Vocal and Instrumental and Classical Arts and artists are invited to perform for the benefit of the students and   community members of UIUC and Urbana-Champaign.

TASC's goal is to develop a family-like community that emphasizes openness to discussing topics such as Asian American identity, topics concerning Taiwan, multiculturalism, and relevant APIA issues.

We are Tzu Chi Collegiate Association, or TCCA, a registered student organization at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. We are a branch of Tzu Chi in Chicago. We are a non-profit organization that volunteers in the local communities, raises money for charity, and promotes vegetarianism. We also build families, friendships, and bonds that last long after college.

The mission of the Thai Student Association is to help promote unique Thai tradition and culture. We aim to be a central resource for members of the student body and people of the Urbana-Champaign community.

VSA strives to establish a supportive environment for those of Vietnamese and non-Vietnamese descent to interact and engage in activities that preserve and appreciate the Vietnamese culture and heritage.