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We are the Associated Students of Oregon State University, the voice of over 30,000 students at OSU. Charles H. War Bonds.
We are here to represent and advocate for the student population in the best way we can. In 1900 the first student body organization at Oregon Agricultural College was unanimously voted into being with subsequent faculty approval. the organization was called the Student Assembly. Horner was elected the first president. Throughout the early years of the 20th century this student body supervised The
05/14/2024
Please join us to celebrate the inauguration of the 2024-2025 ASOSU President, Vice President, and Student Fee Committee Chair along side 18 Senators and 5 Student Fee Committee members! RSVP by Monday, May 20th!
05/10/2024
05/10/2024
Please fill out the form in our bio! We would love your thoughts and to hear your experiences so we can make the continuation of this work impactful for all students🧡🦫
05/06/2024
Come join our team! If you have any questions please email [email protected]🦫🧡
05/17/2023
Come and celebrate the new season with us! ⛱️ ASOSU will be working with to hold an open house at our shared suite in SEC 250! Join us for free snacks and ice cream on Friday, May 26, 1-4pm. There will be information about the volunteer and student government services we provide as well as an opportunity to voice your thoughts on how to improve campus life through our annual WTF OSU event. See you there!
05/15/2023
ASOSU is partnering with the Rho Beta chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. () and NAACP to host a legislative roundtable on May 25th from 6-8pm in the MU Horizon room.
Join us to hear elected officials and community leaders speak on important issues from this years legislative session. Free food will be provide. Hope to see you all there!
05/09/2023
At ASOSU we are able to use our imaginations to think of creative ways to better advocate for our student body. Come chat with our Policy Director Angelo for ways you can make policy changes right here on campus!
05/05/2023
ADD YOUR NAME: support SNAP/EBT benefits and a student living wage!
This past April, the ASOSU Student Government passed Senate Resolutions 82.05 and 82.06, which call on OSU to expand SNAP/EBT accessibility on-campus and institute a living wage for all student workers.
Visit the links and QR codes on our slides to add your name to these resolutions. Students on SNAP/EBT deserve access to the same food locations that other students have. We deserve a wage that guarantees a safe and dignified living for the work we do on our campus.
As the costs of food, housing, and education continue to rise, these issues affect us all. If you are experiencing food, housing, or other material hardships, please visit at Champinefu Lodge for support. SNAP application assistance, temporary housing, free textbook lending, and other services are available to help you navigate your needs. Students survive hard times when we support each other and speak up.
05/03/2023
ADD YOUR NAME: support SNAP/EBT benefits and a student living wage!
This past April, the ASOSU Student Government passed Senate Resolutions 82.05 and 82.06, which call on OSU to expand SNAP/EBT accessibility on-campus and institute a living wage for all student workers.
Visit the links and QR codes on our slides to add your name to these resolutions. Students on SNAP/EBT deserve access to the same food locations that other students have. They deserve a wage that guarantees a safe and dignified living for the work they do on our campus.
As the costs of food, housing, and education continue to rise, these issues affect us all. If you are experiencing food, housing, or other material hardships, please visit at Champinefu Lodge for support. SNAP application assistance, temporary housing, free textbook lending, and other services are available to help you navigate your needs. Students survive hard times when we support each other and speak up.
04/26/2023
So you found some cool organizations and made some connections at the latest career fair. Now what?
Join our ASOSU International & Cultural Advocacy Coordinator in a discussion on how to follow up with employers, connect with OSU alumni, and make yourself a more attractive job candidate! Friday, April 28, 5-6:30pm in the International Student Lounge (MU 115A)
Special thanks to our partners , , and the Office of International Services!
04/26/2023
Happy Dam Proud Day from DC!
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Lobbying on the state a federal level is just one of few reasons why we are proud to be beavers. 🦫🧡
04/07/2023
33 MILLION DOLLARS. That’s the amount of money managed by the Student Fee Committee for services like sports, clubs, basic needs, the MU, and so much more!
In the 2023 ASOSU elections, 4 candidates ran for 5 at-large seats in the SFC, leaving 1 vacancy for next year. ASOSU invites you to fill it! This is an important opportunity to exercise democratic control over millions of dollars paid by students for students.
The selected SFC appointee will take office on June 1st. Visit the link or QR code on page 2 to apply. Make sure to have a resume and cover letter on hand!
04/05/2023
Attention all student activists! Join ASOSU on Wednesday, April 12th for an opportunity to lobby at the Salem Capitol. We will be meeting with multiple legislators to voice our concerns and make our voices heard. This is a chance to advocate for causes you're passionate about, gain valuable experience, and make a real difference!
Transportation will be provided; departure time is promptly at 11:15 am, and we will return by 5:00 pm at the latest. There are only 11 spots, so be sure to secure your spot by RSVPing by Sunday, April 9th at 11:59 pm. Spots will be given on a first-come first-serve basis. See you in Salem!
For further questions, please contact Mya Kuzmin at [email protected].
03/16/2023
Do you wanna make a huge and lasting impact on OSU life? Become a student trustee! The OSU Board of Trustees is a group of people appointed by the Governor of Oregon to work with the OSU President on policies including budgets, conduct, tuition, and more.
To apply, visit the link or QR code by Monday, March 27. Qualified applicants will be added to a list of nominees by the ASOSU President. One nominee will be appointed by the Governor to become a student trustee.
03/10/2023
Voting is closed! Results to come soon!
03/09/2023
We have started drawing names for the gift card prizes! There is still time to vote and enter in to win $50 in orange cash or an iPad!
Winners will be notified next week after the election is over, stay tuned!
03/08/2023
Finals stressing you out? Us too! That’s why ASOSU is putting together wellness bags with snacks, stress-relief items, health aids, and info about campus mental health resources!
Be on the look out for us while we hand out these wellness bags during Tuesday of week 10 or pick yours up on Thursday 11:30am-1:30pm in the SEC Plaza!
03/06/2023
Hello Beaver Nation! Have you voted in this years ASOSU Election? If not there’s still time! Voting in this years election automatically puts your name into our voter prize raffle!
We will be picking winners each day this week. Here are the prizes:
Monday: $25 Orange Cash gift card
Tuesday: $25 Beaver Store gift card
Wednesday: $50 Orange Cash gift card
Thursday: $50 Orange Cash gift card
Friday: iPad
Good luck Beavs!
03/02/2023
Voting is still open! We’ve only reached 5.4% of our student body so get out and vote if you haven’t yet!
If you don’t know who to vote for check out the voter’s guide on our website to get informed on your candidates!
03/01/2023
Join us in celebration of International Women’s Day on Wednesday, March 8, 11am-2pm in the SEC Plaza! Get connected with clubs and organizations advancing the role of women everywhere.
Special thanks to OSU Global Affairs for partnering with us in this event.
02/28/2023
Your next ASOSU President will be debating this issues THIS WEEK! Attend the 2023 ASOSU Presidential debates on Friday, March 3, 5pm in MU 104.
The debate will be held in a town hall format in which students will be able to directly ask the candidates questions about issues that affect them and their communities. ALL STUDENTS are invited!
02/21/2023
The 2023 ASOSU elections start NOW! Check your ONID email to fill out your personal ballot 🗳️ All OSU students are eligible to vote!
If you don’t know who you want to vote for yet, check out our official voter guide at the link or QR code to get informed on the candidates and their platforms!
Voting begins today, February 20, until Friday, March 10
02/16/2023
At ASOSU we value the diversity of our campus. That’s why it was so important to hear from Milo about diversity and inclusion for all dog breeds on campus. 🐶
If you’re a student who wants to improve the state of diversity & inclusion on campus, visit the ASOSU suite at SEC 250!
02/16/2023
UPDATE: the candidacy registration deadline for the 2023 ASOSU elections has been extended through today! We need competitive elections for a healthy student democracy. Visit the QR code or link to run for office!
02/15/2023
ASOSU wants U! We’re now hiring students to staff our new pilot lounges for international and disabled student communities 🌐. We’re also looking for a student to help with our student government archives and records 🗄️.
All students meeting standard university employment and academic requirements are eligible to apple. Visit the links and QR codes to get more info!
02/14/2023
That’s a wrap! Thank you to all of the wonderful people who performed for our World Heart Rhythms event! 💙💛
Performers:
Power Chord
Beaver Dance Empire
Reina Takahara
Jojo Namuddu
Sierra Young
Gurwinder Mann
Kinetic K-Pop
Backwoods Beavs
SMF
Noah Sorseth
Another special thanks to our partners:
OSU Global Affairs
Office of Faculty Affairs
02/10/2023
Mood because World Heart Rhythms is tomorrow🥳
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See you all tomorrow, 5-8pm in the MU Ballroom!
02/02/2023
Get informed, get involved! ASOSU Student Government is hosting information sessions for the 2023 elections Wednesdays & Fridays, 5pm in SEC 294 until the registration deadline on February 15. Students looking to run in the elections are required to attend.
Learn about the election timeline and schedule, candidate requirements, offices open for election, and campaign conduct rules. If you can’t attend the sessions in person, please contact [email protected] and visit the ASOSU elections webpage to watch our recorded sessions
02/01/2023
9 DAYS TO GO! Get your tickets for World Heart Rhythms before they sell out!
A special thanks to our partners , OSU Global Engagement, and the Office of Faculty Affairs 💙💛 and another special thanks to our growing roster of performers!
01/31/2023
Did you know you can get involved with your student democracy right now? ASOSU Congress has vacancies open for appointment!
Members of Congress attend weekly meetings to deliberate on student policy and participate in committees to work on particular issues of interest. Vacancy appointees will serve from their appointment until the end of the current term on June 1.
Visit the link or QR code to apply. For information on getting involved with ASOSU next year, visit the elections page on the ASOSU website.
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Our Story
In 1900 the first student body organization at Oregon Agricultural College was unanimously voted into being with subsequent faculty approval. the organization was called the Student Assembly. Charles H. Horner was elected the first president. Throughout the early years of the 20th century this student body supervised The Barometer, Oratory and Debate clubs, Athletics and the Student Council. The Student Council's duty was to formulate and enforce regulations and discipline as directed by the student body.
A brief history:
In the 1920's the term "Associated Students" was adopted and the student council became known as the Associated Students of Oregon State College.
During World War II ASOSC was involved with raising more then $1 million in U.S. War Bonds.
In 1944 Marguerite Johnson (already notable for being the first woman elected Vice President) became the first woman President of ASOSC.
In 1948 the ASOSC Senate was established.
In 1959 the ASOSC passed the resolution to change the name of the school from Oregon State College to Oregon State University.
In the early 1960's ASOSC lobbied the Oregon Legislature to change for the institution's name to Oregon State University, and on March 6, 1961 Governor Mark Hatfield signed legislation officially changing the name to Oregon State University.
In the 1970's ASOSU helped create the Black, Hispanic, and Native American Student Unions, and their subsequent resource centers.
1974 The ASOSU Office of Legal Advising was established.
1977 ASOSU approved funding for a gay student association.
1987 The Minority, Women and Gay and Le***an Student Affairs Task Forces were established.
1988 Office of Legal Advocacy was established. Ride Share, a precursor to the SafeRide Program was established.
1990's: Textbook Exchange service established.
ASOSU won a 10 year long legal battle against OSU over student health insurance money. OSU was required to pay all of ASOSU's legal fees and was chastised for threatening students with criminal charges.
2000's: ASOSU was involved with the installation of the blue lights around campus.
2004: Q***r Resource Center was established.
This is abridged history of ASOSU leaves out many important things that ASOSU was involved with over the decades. A more complete history will be available on the ASOSU website.
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