Dongari
Find out what our activity clubs are up to
UKA has various dongaris that can fulfill members' different passions, hobbies, and interests. We currently have about seven active clubs that cover interests such as dance, band, hiphop, tennis, volleyball, basketball, and engineering. Some dongaris perform either once or twice a year, and some sport dongaris participate in IM games that happens every season at UT. If there isn't any club that fulfill your interest, any UKA member is allowed to create a new dongari after they submit a club creation form and complete an interview with the executive officers.
KAMU
KAMU is a UKA affiliated K-pop dance cover group. Since 2019, they have uploaded multiple videos on Youtube and Instagram and also performed covering K-pop songs such as Plot Twist by TWS, Better Things by aespa, and Bubble by STACY.
Codong
Codong (Codong dongari) is a UKA affiliated student-led programming club. They do activities such as solving chanllenging coding problems and preparing members for the coding interview process. They also do projects designing websites using new tech.
Tennis
UKA's tennis club is consisted of various levels of players who learn and also play tennis with other club members at the Whitaker tennis courts.
Doshirock
Doshirock is a UKA affiliated band. Over the years, they have performed multiple songs at UKA's events such as Lost Stars by Adam Levine, When We Were Young by Adele, and Spring Day by BTS. In 2023, they successfully finished their first annual concert.
Volleyball IM
UKA's volleyball team show their competitive spirit in the University Intramural (IM) volleyball tournament every semester.
Hanus
Hanus is UKA affiliated student hip-hop performance group. Since 2021, they have done multiple performances at UKA events covering songs such as The Little Prince, Turtle Ship Remix, and Rainy Day. In 2023, HANUS successfully finished their second concert.
Basketball IM
UKA's basketball team show their competitive spirit in the University Intramural (IM) basketball tournament every semester.