The British Schools and Universities Club of New York was founded in 1895, to promote friendship and good fellowship among men, and more recently women, of British and Commonwealth education, and for the encouragement of cultural and intellectual pursuits.

Various social functions, both formal and informal, are held during the year. Members are encouraged to bring business associates and friends to these events.

The British Schools and Universities Club of New York has a membership arrangement with The Williams Club of New York and through them with The East India Club, St. James's Square, London. Full particulars for the use of these clubs can be obtained from the BSUC Secretary.

Club Tuesday Evenings generally take place on the first Tuesday of each month. British Schools and Universities Club Members and guests meet at O'Casey's Restaurant, 22 East 41st Street, at 6.30 p.m. for an evening of conviviality which includes club special meals, a cash bar, bridge and browsing through UK newspapers.

The requirements for British Schools and Universities Club of New York membership are one year or more of British or Commonwealth education. Further details may be obtained from the Officers and Directors of the British Schools and Universities Club of New York by telephoning (212) 713-5713, by e-mail: bsucny@aol.com.