Members help decide on club activities. The West Hall Office coordinates the time and place of club functions on campus to avoid scheduling conflicts, and serves as a link between students and the clubs. They also organize and participate in paper rallies in different regions of the country. In addition to learning chess, members compete in chess tournaments with both members and non-members. Members learn about mass communications and are given the chance to explore their talents in mass media and advertising.
Activities revolve around the revival of South Lebanon's culture and traditions.
In addition to theory, they are given the opportunity to debate before the public. Members learn about drama, how plays are produced and the secrets of acting. Usually the club presents stage plays, with production carried out by the members themselves. Students interested in learning about environmental issues and how to keep our environment clean are welcome to join. The club teaches folk dances from around the world, and holds folk dance shows.