Unless otherwise noted, the clubs listed below are open to all undergraduate and graduate students.
Groups by identity
Many clubs for international students and those from/interested in other cultures are listed on the following pages:

With numerous international and cultural student clubs available, there's something for everyone, whether you want to meet new people, celebrate your cultural traditions or just learn more about the world around you.
Unless otherwise noted, the clubs listed below are open to all undergraduate and graduate students.
Many clubs for international students and those from/interested in other cultures are listed on the following pages:

Asian/Asian American Student Groups

African American/Black Student Groups

Hispanic/Latinx Student Groups
Chapman has many additional student groups and organizations for those interested in international and cultural clubs:
Cultivates community through service projects and social events that embody the Arabic culture. The club’s main focus is to introduce and maintain a strong recognition of the Arabic language, culture, and civilization while building a strong and safe community for all different religions, cultures, and traditions.

Connects Armenian students on campus, supports and spreads the Armenian culture, engages in the ethnically diverse community on campus, and educates the community about the history of the Armenian genocide and present Armenian events.
Allows students interested in French to share and explore the French language and culture with others who are equally passionate about learning while improving their French-speaking abilities and cultural knowledge.

Provides an inclusive union for students of Persian/Iranian descent, along with anyone who is interested in learning about the Persian/Iranian culture and community. The club revolves around discussions, cultural activities, and social events surrounding Persian/Iranian culture and identity.


Gives students a better understanding of the Italian culture and serves as a support system for those enrolled in Italian classes. The club consists of occasional field trips to Italian places, such as the Italian Culture Institute in LA, and movie nights and events inspired by Italian themes.
Offers a friendly environment through meetings and events revolving around the Russian language, culture, and other related topics. Members are not required to be Russian speakers or of Russian heritage.
If you don’t see what you’re looking for, visit Chapman’s club database to see a complete list of the student groups.
You can also learn about starting a new student club here.

The Cross-Cultural Center (CCC) is a great meeting place for student clubs, offering several conference rooms for meetings, events and guest speakers.
The CCC also provides opportunities for students to connect with peers, clubs and organizations, and the larger Chapman community.