Advocates spotted‼️ The team from the External Vice President`s Office was excited to meet all our fellow anteaters at the Anteater Involvement Fair.
We hope to see you all in our upcoming programming and opportunities, and we`re looking forward to another year of advocating for our UCI community 💛💙.
Wondering how Prop 50 affects your representation?
With new congressional district lines taking effect in January 2027, your representative and upcoming ballot choices might be shifting! PETRA is here to break down what Prop 50 means for California voters and how you can check your current U.S. House District in just a few simple steps. Swipe through to learn more about finding your district and getting ready for the upcoming elections.
Questions? Contact localpolicy@asuci.uci.edu
Want to make a difference at UCI? ASUCI is officially hiring interns! 🙌
Whether you`re interested in student advocacy, event planning, campus safety, sustainability, or media production, there’s a place for you on our team.
📅 Application Deadline: October 9th @ 11:59 PM
📲 How to Apply: Head to asuci.uci.edu/positions/apply or click the link in our bio!
Swipe to check out open positions across all offices and commissions. Apply today! 🐜✨
Want to make a real impact on campus? 📣 The ASUCI Office of the External Vice President is hiring Communications Staffers!
If you`re passionate about creating visual content, sharing clear messaging, and making student advocacy, campus updates, and legislative efforts accessible to all Anteaters, we want you on our team! 💙💛
🗓️ Deadline: October 9th at 11:59 PM
🔗 Apply here: asuci.uci.edu/applications (link in bio)
📧 Questions? Contact evpcommunications@asuci.uci.edu
⭐ As a UCI Identity-Based Advocacy Steering Committee Representative, you’ll help coordinate UCI’s participation, organize and support student delegates, facilitate advocacy efforts, and represent UCI alongside students from across the UC system‼️
⭐ Be ready to develop leadership and organizing skills while helping students engage with policymakers and advocate for issues that impact the broader student community.
🔒 Security Update for Entry Into APAD: Choose Your Lane!
To streamline entry into Aldrich Park, security will feature two separate queue lines at the main entrance. Please look for the signs and join the correct lane:
The Light Lane: If you are traveling completely bag-free (pockets only), join this line. You will go through a dedicated security wand check. Because no manual bag searches happen in this lane, the queue moves significantly faster. Not sure if you qualify for the LightLane? View the second slide for more information.
As you approach the front of The LightLane, pull your phone, keys, and any metal items out of your pockets and hold them in your hands. This allows the security team to wand you quickly without false alarms, getting you onto the Aldrich Park lawn in seconds!
The Bag Check Lanes: If you bring a clear backpack, clear tote bag, clear fanny pack, or clutch, you must enter here for a manual bag inspection.
We highly encourage leaving bags at home to enjoy the fastest entry process!
For questions or concerns, please contact concerts@asuci.uci.edu. (No DMs)
Join the ASUCI External Vice President (EVP) office at the Anteater Involvement Fair! 💙💛
Swing by our booth to learn more about our advocacy efforts, student commissions, and how you can get involved to make an impact on campus.
🗓 When: Tuesday, September 22nd
⏰ Time: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
📍 Where: Aldrich Park (Near the Stage!)
📍 Booth: F314
Come say hi, grab some info, and see how you can be a part of the team! See you there!
What Does ASUCI Do?
Advocacy
As your student government, ASUCI is dedicated to advocating for the undergraduate student body at the University, local, state, and federal levels!
Club Funding
ASUCI oversees the Student Programming Funding Board (SPFB), a funding board by students, for students that can award up to $10,000 for RCO events.
Entertainment
APAD! Homecoming! Summerlands! From large-scale concerts to cozy movie screenings, ASUCI brings you the entertainment necessary for a vibrant college experience.
Representation
ASUCI’s elected officials are the main representatives for UC Irvine undergraduates! We also appoint students to a variety of UCI boards, committees, and councils.
Services
ASUCI offers a variety of direct services to students, from the Anteater Express to the Vendor Fair!
Senate Updates
The Senate is the Legislative Branch of ASUCI, a representative body composed of elected and appointed students from each academic school. The Senate is responsible for approving the ASUCI budget for the fiscal year, approving or rejecting any legislation that is brought to them, approving or rejecting recommendations for amending the governing documents of ASUCI (such as the ASUCI Constitution), and more. The members are also responsible for meeting with the Deans of Academic schools at least once per quarter and hosting weekly office hours to address any concerns their constituents may have.
Make your voice heard! The Senate meets regularly on Wednesdays at 5:00pm. All Senate meetings are open, and students are strongly encouraged to attend. Meetings are held in Balboa Island B, on the fourth floor of the Student Center, or over Zoom.
To attend a Senate meeting virtually, access the Zoom link here.
To view ASUCI Executive Cabinet Updates, view this presentation.
Hello Anteater Community,
We are aware of non-affiliate individuals visiting campus with the intention of doxxing and harassing students. Our priority is to ensure the safety and well-being of all members of our undergraduate community.
While we uphold free speech and expression, we do not tolerate behavior that targets or intimidates students, faculty, or staff. The university has established time, place, and manner (TPM) policies to regulate public activities. The Regents Policy on Conduct of Non-Affiliates in the Buildings and on the Grounds of UC provides guidelines for managing non-affiliate behavior on campus.
We encourage those who encounter this group to disengage and avoid confrontation. If anyone feels unsafe or threatened, they should immediately call 911.
Incidents of harassment can be reported through the following resources:
• Office of Equal Opportunity and Diversity (OEOD)
• UC Intolerance Report Form
Mental health and trauma support resources for faculty, staff and students are available and can be referenced on the Campus Climate website.
We appreciate the campus community’s cooperation as we work together to maintain a safe, respectful, and inclusive environment for all.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at campusclimate@asuci.uci.edu.
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