Associated Students-the University

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The Associated Students of the University of Arizona (ASUA) is the student government organization at the University of Arizona campus. Comprised of dedicated students, ASUA aims to enhance the college experience by providing programs, policies, and events that amplify the student voice and promote engagement with the university.

ASUA offers a wide range of involvement opportunities, from politics to event planning, with the goal of ensuring that every student can actively participate in the university community. Through their initiatives, ASUA strives to make the college years at the University of Arizona memorable and meaningful for all students.

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