Clubs & Organizations

Our division offers a vibrant community of student-run clubs and organizations dedicated to computer science and technology. Whether you're interested in coding, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, or tech entrepreneurship, these groups provide opportunities to learn, collaborate, and connect with like-minded peers. From hands-on projects and hackathons to networking events and professional development, these organizations help students gain valuable experience beyond the classroom. Explore the clubs below to find the right fit for your interests and get involved!

ACM@LSU

ACM@LSU is a local chapter of the Association of Computing Machinery (ACM). ACM@LSU advocates for computer science and the students who study it. The organization holds community meetings every few weeks to let students study together and form connections. It also invites technology companies to present information about their firms and connect with students.

Bengal Reauxbotics

Based on the popular FIRST Robotics Competition, Bengal Reauxbotics unites students interested in robots and robotics and expands their interests through the opportunity to build and compete in robotics competitions while learning leadership and teamwork skills. Bengal Reauxbotics accepts students of all minors. You can contact Bengal Reauxbotics at reauxbotics@eng.lsu.edu.

Developer Student Club (DSC)

This club acts as a connection between LSU Tigers and Google Developers. Gain industry relevant skills from our weekly hands-on workshops, events and our Google Solutions Challenge. Get a chance to connect with people at Google. You can contact DSC at contact@dsclsu.com

Game Development Club

The purpose of this club shall be to create a community wherein people can share, collaborate, and attend events regarding game development. Learn more.

Security Society at LSU (SSL)

Security Society at LSU aims to inform others of the concept of information security. We are devoted to teaching our members ways to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of electronic information. Learn more.