University societies are important student organizations in universities.

Some clubs are formed voluntarily by students because of their hobbies, while others are student organizations led by various colleges.

Generally speaking, universities will have dozens or hundreds of different types of clubs, including: outing type, social welfare type, literature and entertainment type, sports and fitness type, campus management type... Clubs are familiar to college students.

It is a great place to make friends and develop hobbies. You can find like-minded friends there, communicate with classmates, and improve your various skills.

College students should join more clubs that interest them, communicate more with the outside world, and not waste their wonderful college life.

When it comes to weird clubs, I have heard relatively few. After all, the establishment of clubs must be reviewed by the school, and it is basically impossible to set up some particularly weird clubs.

A strange club I have seen is called the "Student Autonomous Management Committee". In fact, I am not sure whether it is a club or another student organization, but I just find it a bit strange.

I don’t know what this committee does from beginning to end.

Neither organized students to participate in various activities, nor made various suggestions to the school on behalf of students.

If it is about self-management, I have not seen them release any constructive student self-management plan.

In the end, I felt that they were just vassals of the student union, a separate department set up by the student union to restrain students from doing things that were not in compliance with the regulations. They did not play the role that a society should play at all.

As for clubs like the Supernatural Club, I have never seen one in college.