What is the Arts Student Union?
The Arts Student Union (ASU) is the official representative of all undergraduate arts students. Our main goal is to serve the arts community to the best of our abilities through education sessions, social events, and volunteering opportunities.
Under the ASU, there are many subsocieties that represent the various departments within the Faculty of Arts. It is the collaboration of the Faculty of Arts that results in the highest success for all.
The ASU office is located in Arts Lecture Hall (AL) 120, this office houses the tuck shop where anyone can get snacks and beverages as well as use our microwave.
Who is a part of the ASU?
All undergraduates registered in the Faculty of Arts of the University of Waterloo are automatically members of the ASU, provided the Arts Student Union Society fee is paid, and has not been reclaimed.
There are 10 ASU executive positions which work together with the assistance of other volunteers to provide events as well as services for all arts students throughout each term.
Note: This excludes any students enrolled under the School of Accounting and Finance, as they are represented by AFSA (Accounting & Finance Student Association).
What does the ASU do?
Some of the services provided by the ASU include:
- Tuck Shop operations
- Lost & Found in AL
- Super fun events open to all ASU students!