California Secretary of State Students Vote Project: Engage the Vote Championship. Complete the checklist to help your campus win: Register to Vote or Update Your Voter Registration, Submit a Plan to Vote, Qualify for the Playoffs, Win the Engage the Vote Championship!

Are you graduating soon? 🎓 Purchase a graduation cord to show support for sustainability and your dedication to the environment! 🌍🌱 Graduation cords will be available for purchase/pick up during Wednesday tabling and schedule meet ups. Price: $10 Payment methods: Venmo or cash (please only submit payment in-person) Order form

ATTENDING THE DELEGATES IN DISGUISE BANQUET AND YOU NEED A MASK? Join us Tonight during our general meetings for some mask decorating! SUPPLIES WILL BE PROVIDED!

Support GIRL GAINS at a special fundraising event at Blaze Pizza. 25% of proceeds from your meal will be donated back to the organization. Valid for pickup, curbside, and carryout through the Blaze Pizza App & Website. Use code Fund1 for online orders.

Join our virtual drop-in advising session to get your questions about studying abroad answered. Whether you're just starting to explore your options or need help navigating the application process. Stop by during Zoom office hours to learn more about programs, deadlines, and how to begin your study abroad journey with confidence.

Chat with Transfer Student Peer Mentors for help or advice on how to make the most of your experience at UCR.

Sudoku encourages logical reasoning, patience, and focus while providing a casual environment for students to socialize and unwind. Students of all skill levels are welcome, from beginners to experienced players. Snacks and drinks will be provided to create a comfortable and enjoyable atmosphere. We will also have board games and other puzzles available.

Bloom BRIGHT event hosted by HUB Programs at UC Riverside.

Coffee Social for all grad students & postdocs. Sponsored by The Well.

The GSRC hosts Graduate Student Coffee Socials every week for graduate students across campus. These are spaces where attendees can get to know other graduate students while enjoying free snacks and drinks. Each week the Coffee Social is sponsored by a campus partner who shares about the resources they offer the graduate student community. Join us in person Wednesdays from 3:00pm to 4:00pm to learn about UCR campus resources and to meet and have conversations with fellow graduate students! No registration is required, but please remember to bring your student ID.

GUEST LECTURE GUEST STAR Jae Fields SUBSTATION CATERED The VC BEING A GRADUATE STUDENT, NAVIGATING THE MFA & INSIGHTS FOR THE CREATIVE DEGREE @theverbalcoliseum

Greater awareness of post-pandemic mental health concerns that affect the classroom has led to increased recognition of our guiding roles when we see such struggles among our students. Yet instructors may feel uncomfortable addressing struggles that some may not see as directly related to instruction. We all need further support, and UCR is prioritizing whole health in recognition that more efficient learning and working happen when we are doing well physically, mentally, and emotionally. This workshop therefore offers instructors real-time practice in navigating difficult conversations with students regarding common struggles they face after receiving suggestions on how they might do so; provides an overview of resources available to students; and suggests a peer-reviewed disclaimer for offered resources. Learn more about the session facilitators.... Registration is required: https://tinyurl.com/recognize-respond NOTE: This session is HYBRID and will include in-person and online participation options. You will receive Zoom and/or location details following registration submission.

Experience the perfect blend of movement and mindfulness in a class designed to harmonize breath with movement and enhance body awareness. This open-level somatic yoga practice emphasizes gentle transitions between postures, inviting participants to connect with their inner joy. Through mindful flow and meditation, this class will bring you closer to a state of deep tranquility. SPRING 2026 APRIL 1 - MAY 27 Mon/Wed: 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. (SRC North - MPR B) Wed: 8:30 - 9:15 a.m. (SRC North - MPR A) Cancellations & Modifications: - No class Wed, May 13. Join us for our relaxing Yogathon instead! - No classes Mon, May 25 (HOLIDAY) JUNE 3 - JUNE 10 Wed: 8:30 - 9:15 a.m. (SRC South - MPR E) Wed: 4:30 - 5:15 p.m. (SRC South - MPR E) Registration opens five days prior to the selected class date. If you are unable to attend the class, please cancel your registration to provide other patrons an opportunity to attend. For more information about group exercise classes, contact fitwell@ucr.edu. POLICIES & ETIQUETTE: To ensure a positive and respectful environment during group fitness classes, patrons are encouraged to arrive early. Please limit phone use during class to avoid distractions for yourself and others. Lastly, please be respectful, courteous, and mindful of instructors, staff, and fellow participants to maintain a focused and enjoyable environment for all.

Experience the ultimate fusion of calorie-crushing high-intensity interval training (HIIT) and muscle-sculpting strength exercises in our HIIT Express class. Ignite your fitness journey with a dynamic 30-minute session that combines fast-paced drills, body-sculpting movements, and power-pulsing mind/body programming for a transformative full-body workout. SPRING 2026: APRIL 1 - MAY 27 Tues: 4:45 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.(SRC North - MPR A) Wed: 4:45 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.(SRC South - MPR E) Registration opens five days prior to the selected class date. If you are unable to attend the class, please cancel your registration to provide other patrons an opportunity to attend. For more information about group exercise classes, contact fitwell@ucr.edu. POLICIES & ETIQUETTE: To ensure a positive and respectful environment during group fitness classes, patrons are encouraged to arrive early. Please limit phone use during class to avoid distractions for yourself and others. Lastly, please be respectful, courteous, and mindful of instructors, staff, and fellow participants to maintain a focused and enjoyable environment for all.

Interested in learning about Community Land Trust? Join ENSC Club for our guest speaker Matthew Snyder! Hear about Matthew Snyder’s involvement with CLT and what it is! All attendees will be entering into a giveaway for a chance to win an emergency hand crank weather radio/flashlight! RSVP using the link in our bio! 🗓️: Wednesday, May 27th ⏰: 5-6 PM 📍: Zoom https://ucr.zoom.us/j/98225774162?pwd=3lWCePEyW0cD3iF1sygexa1bJEgWEa.1

Learn more about CLTS & his team's goals for the Inland Empire. Special Giveaway: An Emergency Hand Crank Weather Radio/Flashlight.

Learn how to make the most of Summer and create a Bingo Board!

Join us for Happy Hour as we celebrate five years of leadership with CIS Co-Directors Jeanette Kohl and Dylan Rodriguez. Drop in for appetizers, drinks, and conversation as we mark the end of their co-directorships and the next phase of their successful initiatives.

Come destress with us by making ocean themed origami. We will have boba :) @sustainableucr

Women in Music Technology: Traditions of Revolution Date: Wednesday, May 27th Time: 5:30 PM Location: INTS 1128 What would it mean to tell the history of electronic music through women? Join us for an exciting evening of cutting-edge music technology demonstrations and presentations from two pioneering figures in music scholarship and performance. Event Highlights Keynote Presentation by Dr. Amy Skjerseth Media/Music scholar and UCR Assistant Professor of Popular Music, Dr. Amy Skjerseth, will kick off the night by demonstrating how crucial 20th-century television demos by women have been to the success of electronic music. From Clara Rockmore’s theremin concerts and Delia Derbyshire’s iconic work on the Doctor Who theme, to Wendy Carlos’s BBC demonstrations and Suzanne Ciani’s synthesizer debut on David Letterman, discover how these women made unfamiliar electronic sounds indispensable to pop culture, sci-fi, and modern genres like EDM. Live Demo & Talk by Mari Kimura Renowned violinist, composer, and tech entrepreneur Mari Kimura will discuss and demonstrate MUGIC® (pronounced "mu-gick"), a revolutionary motion sensor system she developed. Built as a lasting tool for genuine human expression rather than a fleeting novelty, Kimura will highlight the ever-expanding applications of MUGIC® across music, art, and creative therapy. About the Speakers Amy Skjerseth is an Assistant Professor in Popular Music at the University of California, Riverside. Her research explores the intersections of music, media, material culture, and technology. She is the author of Preprogrammed: How Electronic Presets Changed Music and Media (University of California Press, September 2026) and serves as the Principal Investigator for the UC Humanities Research Institute group "Defying Defaults in Technology and Culture." Mari Kimura is a pioneer in interactive computer music and a world-renowned soloist celebrated for extending the technical and expressive capabilities of the violin. Notably, she mastered "subharmonics," a technique allowing performance pitches up to an octave below the violin's lowest string without re-tuning. Her latest entrepreneurial venture brings her prototype motion sensor, MUGIC®, to the commercial market. Come experience the past, present, and future of musical revolution! Open to all members of the UCR community and the public.

Kick Cycle fuses indoor cycling with kickboxing elements for an energizing, full-body workout. Learn basic punches, blocks, and kickboxing fundamentals while building strength, coordination, and cardio endurance. Registration is required and strictly enfored. Please reference the Registration & Check-In Policy for more information. SPRING 2026: APRIL 14 - MAY 27 Tues/Wed: 5:45 - 6:45 p.m. (SRC North - FitWell Studio) Cancellations & Modifications: - Class cancelled Wed, May 13. Join us at our relaxing Yogathon instead! For more information about group exercise classes, contact fitwell@ucr.edu. REGISTRATION & CHECK-IN POLICY: Registration is limited to 14 participants and opens five days prior to the selected class date. If you are unable to attend the class, please cancel your registration to provide other patrons an opportunity to attend. Registered patrons must be present at the start of the class to maintain their registration status. If a registered patron arrives late, they will forfeit their spot in the class and must wait in the walk-in/standby line. Walk-in entry from the standby line is subject to class capacity and will be granted on a first-come, first-served basis. Walk-in entry is not guaranteed. ETIQUETTE: To ensure a positive and respectful environment during group fitness classes, patrons are encouraged to arrive early. Please limit phone use during class to avoid distractions for yourself and others. Lastly, please be respectful, courteous, and mindful of instructors, staff, and fellow participants to maintain a focused and enjoyable environment for all.

Associated Students of UCR SENATE MEETING Spring Quarter Agenda Approval of Agenda Public Forum Call to Order Roll Call Committee Reports Approval of Previous Meeting Minutes New Business A. State of the Association A. Finance Committee 1. Finance #22 Hearing Minutes B. Legislative Review Committee 1. SR-S26-007: ASUCR's Stance on Solidarity with Black Students Across the UC System 2. SR-S26-008: ASUCR's Commitment to First Generation Student Success 3. SR-S26-009: Resolution in Support of CA SB 886 and 887 4. SR-S26-010: Resolution Announcing R'Bus 5. SB-S26-009: Bill to Amend the Office of the Vice President of External Affairs 6. SB-S26-014: Bill to Amend the Office of the Vice President of Sustainability 7. SB-S26-015: Bill to Amend the Office of the President 8. SB-S26-016: Bill to Relocate the Office of the Personnel Director (PD) 9. SB-S26-017: Updated Responsibilities for the R'Closet Liaison and the Explicit Requirement of Collaboration with the Career Center on Certain Programs 10. SB-S26-018: Bill to Amend the Office of the Vice President of Finance 11. SB-S26-019: Bill for Vice President of Finance and Finance Committee Amendments 12. SB-S26-020: Bill to Amend the Stipends Bylaw 13. SB-S26-021: Bill to Create an Executive Cabinet Duties Chapter 14. SB-S26-022: Bill to Remove the Executive Cabinet Eligibility Act Chapter 15. SB-S26-023: Bill to Remove the Summer Powers of the Executive Branch Chapter 16. SB-S26-024: Bill to Amend the Office of the Vice President of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (VPDEI) 17. SB-S26-025: Bill to Remove the Office of the Non-Traditional Student Director (NTSD) 18. SB-S26-026: Bill to Remove the Office of the International Student Director (ISD) 19. SB-S26-027: Bill to Delete the Black Student Affairs Team Chapter 20. SB-S26-028: Bill to Amend the Office of the Vice President of Marketing and Promotions (VPMP) 21. SB-S26-029: Bill to Delete the Student Voice Committee Chapter 22. SB-S26-030: Bill to Amend the Office of the Vice President of Internal Affairs (VPIA) 23. SB-S26-031: Bill to Remove the Office of the First-Time College Director (FTSD) 24. SB-S26-032: Bill to Remove the Office of the Transfer Student Director (TSD) C. GCAP 1. GCAP Grant 026: End of the Year Donation Drive $500 Public Comment Senator Reports 2. GCAP Grant 027: Reusable @The Hub - $30,000 Roundtable and Announcements Adjournment Rose Tuifua tive Vice President (3 min per person)

Hear updates on new legislation, campus initiatives, committee reports, and funding proposals. Students are encouraged to attend and participate in public comment.

The Highlander Family Network will be hosting a webinar for parents, families, and current Highlanders that are interested in learning more about what off-campus apartments are available nearby. Many local, walkable leasing managers will be joining us to talk a bit more about amenities, openings, and offers for the summer and next school year.