WELCOME TO THE
ASIAN AMERICAN STUDENT UNION
AT UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
Established in 1993, the Asian American Student Union serves to promote Asian and Asian American awareness at the University of Florida. In conjunction with our suborganizations and programs, we foster dedicated, educated, and well-rounded members who apply their unique talents toward the greater benefit of our community.
OUR SUBORGANIZATIONS
OUR PROGRAMS
Asian Kaleidoscope Month (AKM) is a vibrant, month-long celebration that showcases the richness, diversity, and vivacity of Asian culture through a variety of festivities, performances, and food.
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Sparks Magazine, the only Asian-interest student-run newsmagazine on campus, was established in 2010 at the University of Florida to bring a greater representation of the Asian American community to modern-day media.
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CASA
Chinese American Student Association
FSA
Filipino Student Association
HEAL
Health Educated Asian Leaders
KUSA
Korean Undergraduate Student Association
VSO
Vietnamese Student Organization
Message from the 2025-26 AASU Presidents
From our origins in 1993 to today, AASU has been committed to promoting awareness of Asian American issues and history at UF. Our strength comes in numbers. The support from our sub-organizations, programs, and affiliates has fostered collective change to better our community. With our newly established Department of Advocacy, we’re more committed than ever to strengthening our voices, actions, and impact here on campus. The steps we’ve taken so far have been challenging, but this just means we’re prepared for the journey ahead.
Whether this is your first year at UF or it’s your last, we want to see you at our events! Last year, we served pasta and lobster at our language workshop and jumped in bounce houses at our CRASH extravaganza. This year, there’s so much more in store, and we can’t wait to see you there!
-Jasmine Lo and Zachary Tenn Yuk, 2025-26 AASU Co-Presidents
