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THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA

The student government of the University of Nevada. We provide resources and services to ensure Nevada's students succeed personally, academically and professionally.

LEARNING. LEADERSHIP. LIFE.

THE ASUN BUDGET

where does your money go?

Every student of the University of Nevada, Reno pays $5 per credit. The following is a breakdown of how those funds are allocated.

$2,206,275.32

Total ASUN General Account Revenues

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    services

    $404,420 This portion of the budget accounts for Legal Services, Campus Escort, Inkblot and Sound & Lights. Legal Services & Campus Escort are available to all students whereas Inkblot and Sound & Lights are available to clubs only.
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    Publications & Media

    $90,830 This portion of the budget funds Wolf Pack Radio, Insight Magazine and The Brushfire. The Nevada Sagebrush, the University of Nevada, Reno campus newspaper is independently funded
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    EVENTS

    $398,137 This includes all programming such as traditions, homecoming, welcome and unity weeks and concerts. ASUN events are open to all students.
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    Scholarships & GRANTS

    $122,183 ASUN aims to provide all students will the tools they need for success. In addition to services and events offered, 5 percent of the budget is solely dedicated to scholarships and grants.
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    Clubs & Orgs

    $217,240 The majority of ASUN recognized clubs are eligible for club funding. Each club can request an amount of funding from ASUN.
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    GOVERNMENT

    $202,675 The government portion of the ASUN budget includes the executive board, the senate, the judicial branch, legislative affairs and elections
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