Clubs

Bring Your Own Bulk (BYOB)

BYOB is a student-run non-profit organization that provides affordable, organic, and fair-trade dry foods to the McGill community while reducing waste production through the promotion of healthy and sustainable eating habits.

Mac Arts & Crafts Club

The arts and crafts club plans to meet once or twice a month. During these sessions, members can use the materials provided to create any form of art they like. Some of the sessions will also be themed meetings. During these themed meetings, executives and/or members will lead 30-minute ‘workshops’ or activities for other students who are interested in participating in the themes. These will make new mediums more accessible to members, introduce them to mediums they might not have considered before, and allow members to express their creativity. Between sessions, members can “check out” materials from the inventory, on the condition that they are returned to the next meeting (this applies to items such as knitting needles or paint brushes, not canvas, paper, or yarn). If damaged or lost, the offending member will receive a warning to be more careful with club inventory. If this offense is repeated, the member will be prohibited from borrowing club inventory.

Haven Wellness

The goal of Haven is to support the well-being of first-year students at Macdonald Campus as they navigate the transition to independent university life. The club aims to reduce isolation, promote mental and physical wellness, and build a sense of belonging through peer support, educational workshops, and community connection. Inspired by the Hans Kai model, Haven focuses on helping students develop healthy habits, self-confidence, and life skills in a supportive and inclusive environment.

“La” Latin American Macdonald Association

LLAMA’s mandate is to build a strong and inclusive community for Latin American students at Macdonald Campus, while promoting and sharing Latin American culture with the broader student body through the organization of cultural and social events open to all.

Fermentation and Brewing Club (FAB)

The FAB club (Fermentation And Brewing club) is dedicated to exploring the art and science of fermentation: from pickles and kimchi to sourdough, beer, hot sauce, and much more. We teach members how to create and care for fermented and brewed products through hands-on learning, and shared knowledge. Our inclusive community welcomes all McGill students and staff to learn, experiment, and have fun together.

Life Science Undergraduates Club

The purpose of the Life Sciences Undergraduate Club is to provide a platform of communication and gathering for all the Life Sciences students at Macdonald Campus. We will hold events mainly on specialization choices within the Life Sciences major at Macdonald Campus, and on potential internship presentations from different stakeholders.

Rainbow Mac

Rainbow Mac is a place to meet fellow queer students at mac! We hope to form a strong, supportive community and host varied events for y’all to enjoy; we’ll listen to your input of what events you want to see, so reach out! Fill out this form to join our mailing list and discord: https://forms.gle/J7Se2sqtf91tM93D9

Macdonald Community for Collective Activism (MCCA)

The MCCA is a group of undergrads at Mac dedicated to activism and community-based engagement. We hope to gather a growing body of motivated people and create a long-standing legacy of activism at Mac Campus through openness and consistent engagement.

Mac Music Club

The McGill Music Club is a devoted group of students brought together by our love for music, and its ability to bring joy in our lives and the lives of others. The jamming begins at 7pm every Tuesday in room CC-150, with monthly music nights at the Ceilidh to showcase the musical talent at Mac and have a beer while we’re at it 🎶🍻.

Mutrac

MuTrac (McGill University Tractor Pulling Club) is a student design team based at Macdonald Campus. Every year, build a ¼ scale tractor and compete in the annual ASABE (American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers) tractor pull competition. Join our welding/machining/electronics workshops in the fall and/or join us to build our new tractor at the shop. We hope to pull even further this year with your help! Keep an eye on our socials for events and email us to get involved.

Power to Change

Power to Change exists to change the world by helping students discover Jesus. We provide Christian students at McGill with a community of like-minded people. In addition, we provide a safe space for any students who wishes to talk about religious ideals.

McGill Students’ Sports Nutrition Club (MSSNC)

The McGill Students’ Sports Nutrition Club (MSSNC) bridges evidence-based nutrition science with real-world athletic performance. We provide students with hands-on experience working with athletes while expanding access to credible sports nutrition education across the McGill community, particularly within Varsity Athletics. Through expert speaker events, athlete-focused cooking workshops, and research-informed content, MSSNC connects classroom learning to performance in action.

The McGill Pre-Vet Society

The McGill Pre-Vet Society organizes information sessions with veterinary schools worldwide (in person & online) to provide students with insight into academic programs and the admissions process. In particular, we maintain strong collaborations with our partner institutions: the University of Edinburgh, Ross University, and St. Matthew’s University. In addition, we host hands-on events such as suture clinics and professional development workshops to further support students in preparing for careers in veterinary medicine.

Mac Happy Belly

We are a food-waste reduction cooking club who prepares perishing produce together to serve free weekly meals to the campus! We are focused on community building, repurposing food, and reducing food insecurity on campus. Come join us on Thursday evenings for beginner-friendly communal cooking sessions or on Fridays for a free meal cooked by volunteers with love.