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The Association of Students of the University of Nebraska (ASUN) is the student government at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Consisting of elected officials, appointed officials, and committees, its primary goal is to serve as the representative voice of the student body.
ASUN derives its authority from the Board of Regents.
LAST CHANCE: Homecoming Royalty 2026
Applications are due by 5 p.m. Feb 25.
Any full-time student with at least 75 hours completed; a 2.75 cumulative GPA; and will be enrolled during the Fall 2026 semester is eligible to apply.
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Students needed for new Food Access and Mobile N Card committees
Recruiting students to fill at-large seats on the Ad Hoc Committee on Food Access and Support and the Special Committee on Mobile N Card Credentials. If you want to help strengthen the student experience, apply to serve on one of these committees.
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March 1 is deadline for Committees + Task Forces positions
Committees, boards, and task forces undertake and accomplish work that is vital to student government's mission.
Numerous positions remain open.
5 p.m. March 1, 2026 is the last chance to apply to serve for the 2025-2026 academic year.
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The current executive branch is focused on transparency with students and keeping them informed.
Discover recent Senate actions, committee initiatives, funding recipients, and more.
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Husker Late Night Ride Voucher
Delivered January 28, 2026
Every UNL student will receive one Uber voucher valid for 5 trips (up to $10 off per ride).
Use the voucher to pay for late-night transportation near the UNL campus.
15th Week Policy
Know your rights. The Fifteenth Week Policy states what class assignments, examinations, and quizzes are allowed during the last week of class.
Learn moreASUN awards grant for student advocacy event
ASUN’s Grant Selections Committee awarded a $400 grant to Kappa Delta Chi Sorority, Inc. to host “How to Advocate for Yourself and Your Community.” The event equipped students with advocacy tools, shared resources from Civic Nebraska and Nebraska Appleseed, and created space for students to voice concerns about recent campus changes.
Nearly $200,000 in grant funding available to RSOs for events, projects, and well-being initiatives
Officers and leaders of Recognized Student Organizations (RSOs) are encouraged to apply for these monies to expand their organization’s impact in the Husker community.
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