Every one of the 1,275 organizations on the campus directory reports its status as Active. That is a form somebody filled in once, and it is true of clubs that have not met in three years, so it cannot tell you anything. This page ignores it and asks a narrower question that can actually be checked: has anybody seen this club do anything, and when?
Every verdict is derived from a dated piece of evidence, and the evidence is printed on the card. If a club is called active, there is a date and a source behind it. If nothing can be shown, the card says so instead of guessing.
The whole decision is one flowchart, from the evidence to the verdict.
No account, no login, no tracking, no analytics, no advertising, and no third-party scripts or requests, and no web fonts. There is no cookie.
Club names, descriptions, events and contact addresses come from the university's public organization directory, where each club publishes its own. Links and post dates come from the clubs' own public pages. Nothing here is behind a login, and nothing gated is touched. Reads are cached, spaced out, and identify themselves.
A club's contact address is shown on that club's card, one at a time, behind the Details button. It is never in the list itself, so the page is not a mailing list and there is nothing on it to scrape in bulk.
If you run a club and want it removed, corrected, or left alone entirely, use the feedback button and it will be done.
Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or run by any university, and not an official source for anything. A verdict here is a claim about public evidence, not a statement about a club. Dates go out of date. Check before you rely on one.