Are you eager to make an impact on shaping the upcoming UCSA campaigns? Join us in learning more about the intersection between student advocacy and development by attending the 2025 Student Organizing Summit in Pomona, CA! From August 1-3, students will get the opportunity to participate in workshops, trainings, networking, and more! 📣🌟
Apply now at : https://tinyurl.com/UCISOS25. All UCI students must apply through this link to be considered for the conference. Travel, hotel costs, and food will be covered!🎉
That’s a wrap! 🎉 From the bottom of our hearts, the EVP Office thanks everyone who showed up, spoke out, and stood with us. Our events, lobby trips, and our advocacy efforts were so much stronger because of your support. A special congratulations to our graduates & a huge thank you to our fearless leader, EVP Kylie Jones for her dedication and care. We’re endlessly proud of you! 💙🎓
Join us for a fun-filled evening to celebrate the end of the year! 🎉🌟
Come vibe with us at Anteater Steps on June 4th from 5-7 pm to painting tote bags 🎨, decorating picture frames 🖼️ , and delicious food 🥪! It’s the perfect way to kick off the summer season with friends and good times!
Bring your own picnic blankets and see you there! 😎🎉
🎉 Celebrate the end of the year with your fellow UCI transfer students! You’ve worked hard — now it’s time to kick back and enjoy some well-deserved fun. 💙🎓🎉
🍕 Free pizza & desserts
🎲 Fun activities
🗓️ Tuesday, June 4th
⏰ 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍 Student Services II, Rooms 1010 & 1020
Come through, bring a friend, and let’s raise a slice to YOU! 🥂
🌟RSVP https://cglink.me/2eo/r1940139
** Food will be provided while supplies last
The Art Lab Commission has launched its first online magazine, Zot Zine! From visual arts to campus organizations, Zot Zine aims to highlight the incredible diversity of art and creativity at UCI.
Featuring: Kewmiico by Lynna Tang, Yuma Torigoe, Anna Chen, Kelly Yu, Katherine Chen, The Jazz Co-Lab, The Supper Club, Drainers at UCI
Explore the full zine on our website, also accessible through the link in our bio: https://asuci.uci.edu/president/art-lab/gallery/
NOW HIRING PAID STAFF‼️
ASUCI’s Office of the Academic Affairs Vice President (AAVP) has officially opened applications for the 2025-2026 school year! Make sure to apply on the ASUCI website. AAVP applications are due by June 6, 2025.
Q: What is the Office of the Academic Affairs Vice President?
Next year, AAVP will be focused on two things. Academic Advocacy, and Academic Resources. (Speakers, which ran ZotTalks, is moving from AAVP to SSVP.)
AAVP’s goals are to:
1. Cultivate student leadership through awareness of the resources and opportunities on campus
2. Provide avenues of learning outside the classroom
3. Empower students to advocate for the academics at UC Irvine.
They also act as ASUCI’s representative to the Academic Senate and hold programs related to the undergraduate student body.
Apply now at asuci.uci.edu/academicvp/apply!
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 elected officials represent the undergraduate student body! ASUCI is also responsible for nominating undergraduate students to important campus 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 Dean of their respective 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 Tuesdays and Thursdays 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.