Universities that don't like to party?
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Leicester - baking society: tea parties, cafe crawls and a trip to Cadbury world. 
but it's also good as well to actually try going to a club or a party to see how it's like before immediately dismissing it as something that you don't want to do. if you've done it before then fair enough but university is a different place so going out will be different.
but give it a shot! it's also cool meeting people on nights out, i've made so many friends from doing that
but give it a shot! it's also cool meeting people on nights out, i've made so many friends from doing that
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