No student ever has to go it alone

The Center for Black Cultures, Resources & Research provides a just, safe, vibrant, inclusive, and culturally supportive home away from home to help Black students thrive academically and personally.

The Center for Student Leadership is the central hub of student leadership at UCI. The CSL has been designed to support student leadership programming across the campus by serving as a connection point between students seeking opportunities to develop and apply leadership skills and faculty and staff who oversee leadership and development opportunities.

UCI’s Center for Student Wellness & Health Promotion sets the standard in collegiate health education by focusing on the unique and relevant health needs of our students.

UCI’s Counseling Center provides students with crisis intervention, time-limited psychotherapy and psychiatric services, outreach, and referral services.

The Cross-Cultural Center is a space for students to imagine and inspire an equitable, socially just campus, to affirm and develop intersectional, cultural identities, and to build a more inclusive community.

The Disability Services Center lends a tremendous amount of support for students with orthopedic, visual, hearing, learning, chronic health, and psychological disabilities.

Will you pursue an advanced degree or begin your professional career immediately after graduation? The Division of Career Pathways can help.

The DREAM Center provides a wide range of academic, professional, and personal development services and resources for undocumented students at UCI.

There are many resources and support programs available at UCI to assist first generation students in navigating the transition to college life at UCI.

UCI Basic Needs Center offers a variety of services to UC Irvine students to help them meet their basic needs. From food pantry visits, CalFresh Application Assistance, to consultations with our social workers. UCI Basic Needs Center strives to offer support from a holistic approach.

The International Center is committed to serving international students through advising, immigration services, programming, advocacy, and outreach.

The Latinx Resource Center offers resources, programs, and a space where cultura, arte, and academia are interconnected to empower UCI’s Latinx and Chicanx students.

UCI’s diverse lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex, and ally communities can find a safe and welcoming environment at our LGBT Resource Center.

The SOAR Center offers students a comfortable place to study and do assignments. Plus it provides mentoring programs and workshops to help students reach their highest level of success at UCI.

The Student Center is UCI’s destination for events, concerts, games, computer labs, or having discussions over coffee. Gather with friends at its pub or grab a meal here from one of the center’s many food courts.

UCI’s Student Health Center is a comprehensive outpatient clinic staffed with licensed primary care physicians, dentists, a physician assistant, registered nurse practitioners, and registered nurses. Medical specialists from various disciplines also provide on-site consultation on a regular basis. In addition, the center offers basic radiology and clinical laboratory services, insurance consultation, and an on-site pharmacy.

If you’re a first-generation American, come from a low-income family, or have a disability, Student Success Initiatives helps you make a successful transition to UCI and earn your baccalaureate degree.

The Sustainability Resource Center is a hub for students, providing resources, education, and programming to forward environmental balance, economic vitality, and social equity.

Making the switch to UCI? The Transfer Student Center eases the transition from your previous institution.

Veteran Services is a resource center at UCI dedicated to providing a welcoming environment for veterans, reservists, and their dependents, and it offers assistance in obtaining educational benefits.

The Womxn’s Center for Success at UC Irvine advances gender equity by raising consciousness on social justice concepts, fostering personal growth, building community connections, encouraging identity development and increasing access to resources that support holistic wellness.

In accordance with the federal Clery Act, UCI and UCI Health’s 2023 Annual Security Report and UCI’s Annual Fire Safety Report are available October 1 at: 

• https://www.police.uci.edu/clery/annual-reports/uci_security_report.pdf
• https://ehs.uci.edu/fire-safety/_pdfs/UCI_HEOA_Report.pdf

Paper copies of these reports are available upon request by calling the UCI Police Department at (949) 824-1885 or visiting the UCI Police Department located at 100 Public Services Building.