On Sept. 23, 1968 the Associated Students of UC Irvine (ASUCI) published Volume 1, Issue 1 of our beloved campus newspaper. Just shy of the three year anniversary of the school itself, the print was the first of its kind at UCI. Once the...
Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed Assembly Bill 713, a bill focused on providing equal campus job opportunities for undocumented students attending California public universities, on Sept. 20.
AB 713, also known as the Opportunity for All Act, would have prohibited UC, CSU and community college campuses from disqualifying a student from a hiring position due to a lack of federal work authorization. This would have given students equal access to campus job opportunities regardless of immigration status.
Students Advocating for Immigrant Rights Equity (SAFIRE) at UCI condemned Gov. Newsom’s decision in a Sept. 22 statement.
“This bill was essential in the professional and educational development of undocumented students and their pursuit of higher...
Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed Assembly Bill 713, a bill focused on providing equal campus job opportunities for undocumented students attending California public universities, on Sept. 20.
AB 713, also known...
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