English/Humanities Related Undergraduate Student Organizations
Bricolage is the UW's undergraduate literary and visual arts journal. They publish annually and are staffed by undergraduates. There are multiple opportunities to get involved with Bricolage including: submitting work to the journal, applying to be on staff, volunteering to review submissions, and attending quarterly community events. For more information, contact bricouw@gmail.com and see their website for details.
AU (which stands for Alternate Universe) is the UW's speculative fiction journal, a quarterly that is "dedicated to fantasy, science fiction, magical realism and other strange and mystical genres." For more information about getting involved or submitting your work, visit their website or their facebook page, or e-mail strayingfromreality@gmail.com.
Write Away! is a campus writers' group. Information about meetings is disseminated over the englmajors e-mail list. You can reach Write Away! at writeus@uw.edu or join their facebook group.
Grey Matters. The Undergraduate Neuroscience Journal
Capillaries Journal of Medical Humanities. It shall be the purpose of the Capillaries Journal to provide the UW community with the opportunity to reflect on their experiences with medicine, healing, illness, and/or grief through prose, poetry, and artwork. Furthermore, this organization aims to support students and the community in their healthcare journeys and promote greater understanding between the sciences and the humanities.
Castalia is a monthly reading series at the Richard Hugo House Literary Arts Center featuring graduate students, faculty, and alumni from the Creative Writing Program at the University of Washington.
The UW Daily is a student-run daily campus newspaper. Students from all majors can participate as writers, editors, photographers, designers, etc.
Lux film Production club. Lux's video YouTube channel
The UW Film Club describes itself as "a ragtag band of cinephiles who meet weekly-ish to watch and chat about film and television." They also hold quarterly filmmaking contests and strive to support student filmmaking and film appreciation in the campus community. See an article about the club in the Arts & Sciences Perspectives newsletter or visit their Facebook page.
PRSSA is the Public Relations Student Society of America at the University of Washington, an organization providing tools for students so that they can prepare for various areas of public relations careers through speakers, workshops, and networking.
Other Student Organizations
The UW has hundreds of special-interest Registered Student Organizations (RSOs) sponsored through the Student Activities Office. For a list categorized by topic, see the RSO Directory.