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The University of California Student Association (UCSA) is a coalition of UC students and student governments aimed at increasing the accessibility, affordability and quality of the UC system through advocacy and direct action organizing. UCSA is a student-run, membership-based organization, with a Board of Directors made up entirely of students and a full-time staff led by an Executive Director.
05/27/2026
UCSA’s sponsored legislation, ACA 18 by & just passed the Assembly Floor with overwhelming & unanimous support! 🏆🙌🥳
💐 Thank you to our incredible authors for championing this effort to increase student voice at the decision-making table, and to the Assembly for passing the Student Regent Empowerment Amendment to give students a promising issue to vote for this November. On to the Senate! 💙🏟️🗳️
05/26/2026
When UC Regents meetings are met with overpolicing, surveillance, and intimidation, student voices are not being heard; they’re being controlled.
Free speech on our campuses must include the right to dissent, organize, and speak truth to power without fear.
Students deserve transparency, accountability, and safety…not suppression. ✊📢
Our Disability Justice Officer Nataliah was in Sacramento this week advocating for our $20 Million one-time state budget ask to fund emergency basic needs and disability services at the UC amid record-breaking enrollment increases across our campuses. 🗣️🍎👩🏫🏡
We urge the Legislature to support this important request in order to sustain the critical work of our basic needs center staff, disability programs and housing case managers as students grapple with rising costs, food and housing insecurity. 💰📉📊
05/20/2026
Apply to the Student Organizing Summit!! 💫
This conference is a unique opportunity for students to enhance their individual and collective organizing skills, and determine the UC Student Association’s goals for the 2026-2027 academic year!
Link: tinyurl.com/UCSOS26
Deadline: Friday- June 19th @ 11:59 PM (PST)
*Application is open to all campuses*
05/19/2026
UCSA at the Rally for Science on May 4th to support SB 895, the Health & Science Research Bond Act of 2026, by Senator . Excited to support this bill forward to ensure has stability in research funding for thousands of students, researchers and faculty across the state who conduct groundbreaking discoveries. 🧬🧫🔭🧪🥼🔬
05/18/2026
Our fourth and final quarterly meeting with UCSA’s External Vice Presidents and our President, JB Milliken for the 2025-26 academic year. ⚖️📆
We appreciate the deliberation around key issues facing students across the UC, especially relating to disability services, basic needs, free speech, diversity programs and federal cuts to research, SNAP & healthcare. UCSA looks forward to continuing the longstanding tradition of partnership and shared governance, especially as President Milliken hits his one-year anniversary taking helm of UC this August! 🙌🗣️🤝
Last month, recent UC Riverside alumni & UCSA advocate Minor Garcia joined Assemblymember () for the Select Committee on the Status of Boys & Men of Color to highlight the alarming disparities being disproportionately faced by this population, especially in education.
From equitable financial aid, streamlined transfer pathways, and funding for SAPEP/EOP, UCSA has fought to pursue solutions to the greatest barriers our boys and men of color encounter in their education journeys. It’s time the Legislature took action to give every kid regardless of their zip code a chance to thrive.
05/18/2026
🚨 See UCSA’s Statement on the Governor’s May Revise:
As students and our families face growing cost pressures, it’s important now more than ever for the Governor and Legislature to make good on a State Budget that prioritizes our needs. 🗣️
05/11/2026
🕊️🇵🇸 STUDENTS SPOKE — NOW UC MUST ACT.
Nearly 75% of UC Berkeley students voted YES on Proposition 26D, demanding transparency and divestment from companies tied to military weapons production and surveillance technology. The student body made its position clear: our tuition, our futures, and our university should not be tied to systems of violence and repression.
From South African apartheid to fossil fuels, student movements have always pushed institutions toward accountability. This moment is no different.
UCSA is calling on the UC Regents, the UC Office of the President, and the UC Berkeley Foundation to honor the democratic mandate delivered by students and move toward immediate divestment.
History remembers who acted and who stayed silent.