Identity & Culture Clubs

  • International Student Personal Finance Club

    We aim to help international students that are unfamiliar with personal finance and the F1 Visa policies in the United States to understand how tax, bank account, credit card, loans, insurance, personal investment and retirement work so that they can receive useful advice, better manage their property, and avoid potential problems while living in the United States. 

  • International Students Inc.

    Based in the U.S., International Students Incorporated (ISI) seeks to help international students develop friendships while in the U.S.  The people ISI help often become leaders when they get home.  ISI is active in over 900 U.S. college campuses. Through the friendship partner program, ISI matches International students with  American host families.

  • International Student Union at the University of Virginia

    The mission of the International Student Union at the University of Virginia is to create acommunity that welcomes students of all national backgrounds to connect with and support eachother, as well as make an impact on the UVA community by celebrating multiculturalism.

  • Iranian Students Association at University of Virginia

    IRSA is a nonprofit organization run by Iranian Students at the University of Virginia. Its mission and goals are as follows:- To create a delightful environment, rapid transition, integration and smooth adjustment for the Iranian students at UVa, to help them face educational and cultural issues here and to strengthen community among them.- To introduce Iranian culture to other students and communities by holding cultural and social events.- To provide a friendly atmosphere to enrich relations among students, faculty, other communities and associations.

  • Japanese Student Association

    The Japanese Student Association at the University of Virginia is dedicated to promoting and facilitating interest for the Japanese language and culture within the University and the Charlottesville community. JSA provides various culturally immersive opportunities for individuals to deepen their understanding of Japan and its language. It also provides a social platform for individuals looking to share their interests or for those looking to learn more about Japan. Students of all backgrounds and Japanese language levels are encouraged to join!

  • Jewish Law Students Association

    The Jewish Law Students Association provides Jewish educational, cultural, social, and spiritual programs and resources for the students and community of the University of Virginia School of Law with the goal of creating an awareness of and fostering Jewish life at the Law School.

  • John Bassett Moore Society of International Law

    The John Bassett Moore Society of International Law (JB Moore Society) has the following purposes and relations:1. to further the study of international law at the University of Virginia;2. to provide a forum for the discussion of significant issues in international law;3. to sponsor events that further the first two goals;4. to publish such materials that further the first two goals.

  • J Street U

    J Street U at UVa is a pro-peace, anti-occupation political home for Hoos of diverse opinion, knowledge, and background. We provide a space for nuanced dialogue, empowering education, and human-rights-oriented advocacy surrounding the Israel-Palestine conflict. Our access to a network of campus chapters and an influential national PAC allows us to push for progressive policy change with a common goal of determination for the Israelis and Palestinian people.

  • K-Edge Dance Crew

    Founded in 2015, K-Edge is a K-pop interest dance group at the University of Virginia. We aim to spread an appreciation for Korean music and culture through our charismatic performances and video projects found on our YouTube channel and Instagram.

  • Korean American Law Student Association

    The purpose of this organization shall be to represent the views of Korean American students at the University of Virginia School of Law; to promote the welfare of its members through educational, professional, cultural and social programs; and to provide a discussion forum for Korean American law students.The organizational vision of KALSA is to create a community space for Korean / Korean American law students at the University of Virginia School of Law. Our long-term goals are to create a professional network for current students and alumni, the development of a mentorship program, and the continuous fostering of community through the planning and hosting of cultural events and socializing opportunities.