For a comprehensive and searchable list of campus organizations, please go to Highlander Link. Otherwise, we have compiled a list of student organizations based on different majors here. 

There are four (4) dining plans available.  Please go to UCR Dining to find out more information.

All UCR students get a free bus pass! Just follow the steps here to claim your pass. If you would like to learn more about routes or other bus options, please go to UCR Transportation. 

UCR has two (2) libraries! Rivera Library is located by the Bell Tower, and its primary focus is humanities, social sciences, and arts collections. The Orbach Library is located in the Physics Courtyard, and it supports life and physical sciences, including engineering, agriculture, and medicine. 

To learn more about the resources at both libraries, please go here. 

For more information on the specialty labs at Orbach Library, go here. 

For databases to help with research projects, go here. 

First-year residents are not allowed to bring a vehicle to campus. If you are a first-year commuter, you may purchase a parking permit by visiting Transportation Services.

Check out this document to see what you should bring (and not bring) to UCR if you're moving into the dorms!

One way is to check out the Events Calendar. Another way is to follow organizations, resource centers, and departments on Instagram or other social media. For example, @aspb_ucr, @ucrrha, @asucr, @ucrstudentaffairs, @thewellucr, @ucrbasicneeds, etc. 

Hint: go to one of these Instagram accounts and see who they follow to find more accounts from campus that may be interesting to you! 

The undergraduate research portal is a great place to start! Also, if you enjoyed a class with a professor, look up their information online to see if they have a lab and then ask if they have any open positions that you could fill. 

Sign into Highlander Link to view all student organizations on campus. We also created a list of some orgs that may be specific to your major! If you're interested in a sports club, go to the dedicated rec center webpage.

Our mentors recommended some food spots which can be found here. 

We have a list of attractions here.

Learn more about the different SRC services here! 

The Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) is the primary mental health resource on campus. 

The primary resource should be your professor and/or TA since they have the most knowledge of your specific class. Go to their office hours and be prepared with questions you have.  Make sure you attempt the problems on your own and show them what work you have attempted for best results!

The ARC has a Tutorial Assistance Program, which can help with various math and science classes. 

You can find on (and off) campus jobs on the Handshake portal. 

You can take your own headshots at the career center's R'Professional Photo Booth. 

Go here for career advising and counseling appointments. 

The R'Professional Career Closet allows students to pick out up to 3 pieces of professional attire (one outfit) per quarter.