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Veritas et Utilitas
Howard University Student Association Senate
“Veritas et Utilitas.”
The HUSA Senate is the official legislative body of the Howard University Student Association, representing all students at Howard University. The purpose of legislation is to advocate for and advance the well-being and needs of all Howard University students.
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Learn about our structure, mission, and the three branches of HUSA.
→Stay up to date with Senate sessions, events, and important dates.
→Access bills, referendums, resolutions, and submit your own legislation.
→Apply for organization funding through our Finance Committee.
→Financial aid, counseling, Title IX, campus life and more.
→The legislative branch of HUSA — how we're built and how we work.
"Powers & Responsibilities of the HUSA Senate"
"The Senate shall be the student government body representing all the student councils of schools and colleges established by the Howard University Board of Trustees. Its function is to deal with the issues and concerns of the students collectively and it shall have the responsibility to exercise all the powers enumerated herein and those not specially designated to the Policy Board."
HUSA is composed of
Upholds fairness, integrity, and accountability within student governance.
Represents students through legislation, advocacy, and policy.
Implements initiatives, programs, and services to enhance the student experience.
Together, these branches function to advance the well-being, rights, and opportunities of Howard students, ensuring their voices shape the present and future of the University.
Click below to view senators by school, college, E-Board, or chair role.
Sessions, hearings, and key dates for the Howard University community.
The highest-priority dates from the full calendar above. Deadlines are 11:59 pm unless noted.
Final day to submit referenda materials for Senate consideration.
Senate confirmation vote. Open to all Howard students.
Senate convenes for constitutional review and student governance work.
Submissions close at 11:59 pm.
Open Senate meeting for updates, business, and student concerns.
Homecoming week at the Mecca.
University closed.
Use the embedded calendar above for the complete semester schedule and any updated locations.
Every bill, referendum, and resolution — on the record.
The official catalogue utilized by HUSA Senate to index and organize legislative materials, such as various bills, referendums, and resolutions.
View all current and past legislation — bills, referendums, and resolutions indexed by the HUSA Senate.
Use the links below to submit legislation or a funding proposal to the HUSA Senate for review.
Use this link to submit your legislation for Senate review and consideration.
Submit LegislationUse this link to submit your funding proposals to the Senate Finance Committee.
Submit FundingEverything your organization needs to apply.
The Finance Committee funds student organizations each term. Below you'll find the guidelines, the proposal template, and the form that puts your request in front of the Senate.
Download and read the Funding Proposal document to understand eligibility and requirements.
Use the Finance Committee's proposal template to draft your funding application clearly and thoroughly.
Submit your completed proposal form through the official Google Form link provided above.
The Finance Committee reviews your proposal and presents a recommendation to the full Senate.
At Howard University, students have access to a variety of resources to support their academic and personal well-being. The Counseling Services offer confidential support and guidance for mental health concerns. Title IX resources ensure a safe and equitable campus environment, addressing issues related to discrimination and harassment. Financial aid services are available to assist with funding education, while campus life programs foster community engagement and personal growth.
Explore Howard-curated scholarship resources and national scholarship hubs that can help students find external funding beyond standard financial aid.
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Visit TMCFNational scholarship opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students.
View ScholarshipsEvery school and college elects senators to carry its students’ concerns into the chamber. Find yours below and write to them directly — that is what they are there for.
41 senators seated across the University, with 20 seats open in the graduate and professional schools.
No senator or school matches that search.
Who runs the chamber, which committee handles what, and where to take a question so it reaches the right desk the first time.
Finance Committee — proposal workshop, template, and the submission form.
PolicySubmit a bill, referendum, or resolution to the Senate for review.
ConcernsStart with the senator for your school or college — they carry it to the chamber.
SupportFinancial aid, counseling, Title IX, and campus life offices with direct numbers.
Core Senate leadership guiding chamber procedure, staff coordination, and the work that keeps HUSA Senate moving.
Reach the Executive Board through husa.senate@gmail.com.
Reach any staff member through husa.senate@gmail.com.
Chair Julian W. Jarrett
Chair Kori Hill
Chair Jacy Ross
Chair Lauren Hatten
Chair Kennedy Stephens
Chair Hayden Johnson
Chair Yasmeen Chaudhry
Chair Kourtland N. Marcotte
Chair Lauren Edmond
For Title IX, the Student Health Center, and other campus offices, see Student Resources.