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Business, Dentistry, Education and Human Sciences, and Graduate Studies have vacancies in the ASUN Senate

Students in these three colleges are encouraged to apply by Sept 17, 2025

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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 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.

 

Apply for 2025-26 Open Positions   

Annual Report for 2024-25   Student Bill of Rights

Retirement Reception for Marlene Beyke

October 3, 2025
2 to 4 p.m.

Celebrate and honor Marlene for 46 years of dedicated service to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln and ASUN Student Government.

Former and current students and colleagues are invited.

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Marlene Beyke

APPLY NOW: Homecoming Royalty Coordinator for 2026

This student position will coordinate the 2026 Homecoming Royalty processes, starting with candidate application in early 2026. Also, this individual will work with the finalists to maintain a presence on campus during Homecoming Week.

Application is open until Sept 24, 2025.

Details + Apply

APPLY NOW: The Big Event Co-Chairs

Under the direction of the ASUN Internal Vice President, co-chairs oversee and provide leadership for the logistical aspects of The Big Event, the annual large-scale volunteer event organized for spring semester.

Application is open until Oct 1, 2025.

Details + Apply

Up-to-date ASUN happenings are announced on Instagram

The current executive branch is focused on transparency with students and keeping them informed.

Discover recent Senate actions, committee initiatives, funding recipients, and more.

Follow @asun_unl
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Spotlight on campus services:

Student Legal Services

Open to every UNL student exclusively, offering free legal advice and representation by actual attorneys.

Administered by ASUN Student Government and funded only by student fees. 

Go to SLS website

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.

Go to Funding Opportunities
A dancer performs at the University of Nebraska Inter-Tribal Exchange (UNITE) powwow in 2017.  In 2025, the annual powwow received funding from the Equity Grant.

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