Hi Anteaters!🪻
The Sexual Health Commission is excited to announce our booth collaboration with UCI CARE for Denim Day. We will be hosting a joint booth on Wednesday, April 23rd in Humanities Ring. We encourage you all to come out to learn more about the history of Denim Day and to take home a free polaroid photo with you as well! 📷💙
Disclaimer: Please note, some content discussed may be triggering to attendees. Discretion advised.
Join us on May 1 for a showing of “Smoke Signals” (1998), hosted by the Indigenous Identity Commission! Free pizza will be provided 🍕
Indigenous voices are the producers and stars in this movie, which was a first at the time. It helped tackle dominant Native American stereotypes and helped pave the way for future representations of Native Americans in cinema!
We hope to see you there!
HI ANTEATERS!
The Speakers Commission under the ASUCI Office of Academic Affairs is so excited to be hosting our final ZotTalks of the academic year, featuring GATEN MATARAZZO!
The event will take place on Tuesday, April 29th, 6-7 PM in the Pacific Ballrooms. Gaten Matarazzo is an accomplished singer and actor, best known for his role in the hit series, Stranger Things. He will be sharing his experiences with stepping into adulthood in the spotlight, as well as how he has used his platform to advocate for causes like cleidocranial dysplasia (CCD). Don’t miss this unique opportunity to hear Gaten talk in-person here at UCI!
⭐Attend for a chance to win a FREE AUTOGRAPHED POSTER SIGNED BY GATEN.
⭐The first 400 attendees will receive FREE ZotTalks merchandise including a trucker hat and stickers! Design reveal above! 👀
⭐The RSVP window will open on April 21, 2025 at 6:00 P.M. and close on April 28, 2025 at 8:00 A.M. or until max capacity is reached. The link will be sent in a campus wide email! (CampusGroups: ASUCI Zot Talks with Gaten Matarazzo)
⭐Admission is free and open for UCI undergraduate students only. You must have your current student ID for entry. There will be a standby line day of the event for those who were unable to RSVP in time.
We are so excited to see you there!
Hi Anteaters! 👋
Join the Financial Wellness Commission, @uciciwm and the Basic Needs Center in celebrating 💵 Financial Literacy Month next week!
Stop by our tables for a FREE Celsius (while supplies last), financial wellness resources, and giveaway items!
📍4/22 – Ring Road (in front of Starbucks) w/ @uciciwm 💵
📍4/23 – Social Science Ring w/ The Basic Needs Center 🥕
📍4/24 – Ring Road (in front of Starbucks)
Let’s Fuel Your Financial Wellness together! 💚
Attention UCI students! Join us for a world of fun at Celebracion Chicanismo, an event to honor pivotal figures of the Chicano Rights Movement through artistic expression! This is an event for Latiné students to celebrate the accomplishments of their predecessors, and in anticipation of Chicano Park Day.
This event is being hosted by the Latiné Identity Commission of ASUCI’s Council on Diversity and Equity (CODE). While the Chicano-Latiné community is the focal point of this event, all Latiné and non-Latiné students are welcome to celebrate and enjoy the festivities! We will be having crafts, snacks, and a special contest. We hope to see you there!
ATTENTION ANTEATERS!
The final ZotTalks of the academic year is around the corner 👀 Stay tuned, as the Speakers Commission will be revealing this quarter`s speaker tomorrow! Until then, throw in your guesses as to who this speaker could be...
This event will be hosted Tuesday, April 29th, 6-7 PM in the Pacific Ballrooms. Our registration window and link will open next week after our speaker is unveiled. If you have any questions or concerns, please email the Speakers Directors at speakers@asuci.uci.edu. We look forward to seeing you soon!
✨ VOTE FOR A NEW HOPE! ✨
QUICK, MAKE SURE TO VOTE BEFORE THE ZOT BOT EMPIRE GETS HERE! The time is now to make your voices heard for a student government that represents YOU! That’s right — voting is open for the 2025 ASUCI Spring General Elections!
To vote, all you’ll need to do is head over to the Elections website (elections.uci.edu), click the “Vote!” button, and log in with your UCInetID! It’s as easy as that! Voting will take place solely online on the Elections website.
The polls are open on the Elections website and will close on Friday, April 18th at 5:00 pm! All undergraduate students – regardless of year, major, immigration status, etc. – are entitled to vote in these elections!
To learn more about what ASUCI does, head over to the ASUCI website (asuci.uci.edu)! To learn more about the proposed ASUCI constitutional amendment, the two referenda, and the Candidates running to represent YOU, head over to the Elections website and click on the “ASUCI” tab! In case you missed our debates and forums last week, you can check out our recordings on the ASUCI Youtube channel (@ASUCI_) or the New University Youtube channel (@newuniversity)!
On behalf of ASUCI, we hope you’ll engage with our student government and the future of our University by voting for Candidates who reflect your values, your hopes, and your aspirations! See you on the elections trail!
To maintain the neutrality of the ASUCI Instagram during these elections, comments have been turned off. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact elections@asuci.uci.edu.
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.
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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