On your campus

Campus Alerts: 

Check your campus's emergency status, check for updates on closures, set up emergency alerts, and more.

Indiana University Broadcast:

IU's web streaming portal where you can plug into IU events live or at your convenience. It's a great way to stay in touch with what's happening at IU.

Protect.IU can you get connected with the campus alert system; provide information out about safety programs, trainings, and services offered on your campus; and teach you a few things about how to keep yourself and those around you safer.

Technology hardware and connecting to the internet

• Tech discounts:
  • Computer and other technology device discounts are available for students. Check out this Knowledge Base Computer Guide.
• Internet access:
  • Wi-Fi access outdoors:
    • There are designated areas on each IU campus to find reliable Wi-Fi access from outdoors or in your car. Find out where you can connect outdoors.
  • Internet access at home:
    • If you don’t have internet access at home and need it for your studies, you can request a 4G Wi-Fi hotspot to be shipped to you. For useful advice on making the most of your home internet connection, check out these tips for accessing the internet from home for remote work or learning.
  • Special deals on internet access:
    • Visit this guide to learn about low-income internet options and affordable internet plans.
  • Free WiFi around the world:
    • Find free WiFi near you using the eduroam Companion App. For more about eduroam, see About eduroam at Indiana University.
• Assistive Technology:
  • Individuals with vision, hearing, cognitive, and mobility impairments can request adaptive technology and accessibility help. The Assistive Technology & Accessibility Centers can help. You can also contact your Accessible Educational Services office to find out more.

Online tools for your academic success

• Canvas:
  • Visit Canvas often for class syllabi, announcements, assignments, and additional course materials. Check out some helpful Canvas training and resources for students to find out how to navigate Canvas, change your notification settings, and much more.
• Zoom:
  • Any live communications for remote courses, such as office hours and class meetings, will happen in Zoom. Information about how to join a zoom meeting can be found in the IU Knowledge Base.
• IUanyWare and IUware:
  • Find great titles for no cost like Adobe Creative Cloud and Microsoft Office. Use IUanyWare to stream or IUware to download. IUanyWare now offers remote access to STC desktop computers. This remote access allows you access to even more IU-licensed software.
• IU Mobile:
  • Download the IU Mobile app for campus information,computing support, student tools in One.IU, and more.
• Kaltura:
  • A cloud-based video management system that can be used for storing, publishing, and streaming videos, video collections, and other types of media. Find out more about Kaltura in the Knowledge Base.
• Options for storing files at IU:
  • At IU, you have two options to store all your important stuff: Microsoft OneDrive at IU and Google at IU My Drive. You can access both services through your web browser or on your personal computer or mobile device using the OneDrive or Google File Stream applications.

Find help

• Technical support:
  • Contact the UITS Support Center for technical assistance 24 hours a day. Support is available via phone, email, and live chat.
• The Knowledge Base:
  • Have questions about anything related to technology? Check the Knowledge Base first!
• Getting Started Guide:
  • UITS has put together the Getting Started Guide for students with information on how to contact IT Support, stay secure, connect with coursework and peers, and much more. This is the perfect place to go to get familiar with tech at IU.
• IT Training:
  • UITS IT Training provides free, online, self-paced courses on many technology skills and disciplines. Learn something new, strengthen your skills, and even earn a digital certification. Topics include Adobe Creative programs, Excel, web development, and much more.
• IT Security:
  • Learn how to keep your technologies secure with IT Security Basics at Indiana University.
• Status.iu:
  • Need to find out if your online tool or service is having a disruption? Check servicenow.iu.edu/status.
• Crimson Card:
  • Find information about loading your Crimson card with more funds, replacing your card, where to get local discounts using your Crimson card, and more at IU's Crimson card website.

• Writing Guides:
  • Helpful student writing guides on topics like how to write a thesis statement, avoiding plagiarism, writing personal statements and application letters, and much more.
• Indiana Statistical Consulting Center
  • The ISCC provides help with research papers, can help with grant proposals, data analysis and visualization, and more. Schedule a collaboration appointment and find out more information at the ISCC website.

Campus-specific healthcare and well-being resources are found under the campus headings in the accorion sections below this one.

• Covid-19 updates and information
  • Get the latest information about IU's COVID-19 response including helpful links, FAQs, and testing information.
• Mental health and well-being:
  • IU's online home for mental health and wellbeing services
    • IU's mental health website is your online place to explore the many resources available to the IU community to help you better manage everything from school to work, relationships, and life.
  • Timely Care
    • Every IU student has access to Timely Care -- free, 24/7 online mental health support designed especially for college students. You do not need insurance to access Timely Care. Go to One.IU.edu and search for Timely Care to Get started.
  • Crisis Text Line
    • Text HOME to 741741 to connect with a crisis counselor. Free mental health counseling is available 24/7 and counselors can help connect you to local service providers.
  • Mental Health Crisis Line: Call 317-278-HELP (4357)
  • The Trevor Lifeline: LGBTQ+ students in crisis can call 866-488-7386
  • If you or someone you know is in danger of suicide, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is also a great resource, or call 1-800-273-TALK to speak to a skilled counselor.
  • More mental health and well-being resources
    • Read suggestions for handling stress from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
    • The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
• Exercise and physical well-being
  • IUB Recreational Sports has a great YouTube channel with all kinds of fitness examples and workouts for you to try!

Housing4Hoosiers: H4H can help students throughout Indiana with housing needs. Housing4Hoosiers' goal is to help Hoosiers count on safe and stable rental homes in their community.

Financial guidance: Financial guidance is available via virtual appointments with the IU MoneySmarts team.

Don't forget to check your campus specific section below for your campus's emergency financial assistance program.

Food pantries, soup kitchens, government nutrition programs, and more: Visit the WhyHunger Hotline for help finding food near you.

You can also check below under your campus's heading for local information on food insecurity.

Tech Help:

Get help and support with accounts and logins, software and hardware, computers and printing, and much more at the IUB IT Support Center.

Tech support at the library:

For UITS support at the Wells Library, you can visit the Wells Learning Commons Services Hub and ask an expert. Appointments may be required. Get more information on UITS support at the Learning Commons.

• Academic Advising:
  • Get guidance and support
• Career Services:
  • Get assistance with all your career counseling needs.
• The Student Academic Center:
  • The Student Academic Center (SAC) helps all IU students reach their goals and build college success skills through classes you can take for credit, peer-assisted study sessions (PASS) for difficult courses, our video help series, and one-on-one academic coaching!
• Writing Tutorial Services:
  • Writing Tutorial Services (WTS) offers students one-on-one help with any phase of the writing process—from brainstorming to revising the final draft. Learn more and schedule your online tutoring session on the WTS website.
• IUB drop in study locations:
  • Study and computer spaces are available on campus in various locations, many of which are available first come, first served. To reserve an area at the Wells Library, Education Library, Business/SPEA Library, or the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center Library, you need to make a reservation.
• IUB Library services:
  • The IUB Library system can provide more than just access to books. Access to databases and journals, study and computer spaces, librarian expertise, and much more are available to help you succeed as a student.
• Math Learning Center:
  • Get help in person from the Math Learning Center! This service starts on Monday of the second week of classes and ends on Friday of the last week of classes.
• Student Central:
  • From questions about adding/dropping classes to financial aid, you can go to Student Central for information on almost any question a student might have.
• Evening tutoring:
  • The Academic Support Center provides small group help for introductory math courses and individual writing tutorials during the evening (Sunday-Thursday from 7-11 pm) in three residence hall locations across campus and online via Zoom.
• University Division:
  • Peer coaches, a student FAQ, GPA calculators, advising, and much more are available at Advising & Major Exploration Services so you can prepare for your future and do well in school.

Your campus library will be providing services, but each library may have different hours, different services available, and different policies like required reservations for public computing and study areas. Explore the links below and ask a librarian for more information.

• IUB Libraries
• Maurer School of Law Library

• Care referrals:
  • Get help for yourself or someone else by submitting a Care Referral.
• Student Health Center:
  • Find hours and available services from the Student Health Center website. Personal well-being resources are also available.
• Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS):
  • Counseling is available by phone and video; for information, see the Student Health Center website.
• CAPS virtual Drop-in workshops:
  • These virtual workshops through CAPS will teach you strategies to improve symptoms of stress, depression, and anxiety, and to better manage problems that affect your academic success.
• Student Advocates Office:
  • If you’re facing an issue that is affecting your ability to succeed at IU, you can get help from a Student Advocate. No matter what your situation is, Student Advocates are here to listen nonjudgmentally, provide unconditional support, and help you resolve problems so you can successfully complete your degree.
• TimelyCare App:
  • TimelyCare is a free app that is available to all Indiana University students. It is designed to help you understand your mental health and to provide you with the help that you need right now.
• ThrivingCampus:
  • Indiana University has partnered with ThrivingCampus to make it easier for you to connect with off-campus, long-term mental health care. Visit your campus community's ThrivingCampus directory to:
    • Browse and filter providers based on your needs and preferences
    • Get answers to common questions
    • Reach out to community providers and connect with mental health care
• Psychological health and stress reduction:
  • Through IUB Student Health Center, find psychoeducation on different topics.
• Counseling and Wellness Clinic:
  • The School of Education offers support for mild to moderate mental health concerns through their counseling clinic in English, Mandarin, or Spanish by student counselors supervised by a licensed faculty member at a low-cost rate. Visit the website to schedule an appointment and learn more.
• Peer Health and Wellness Educators (PHWE):
  • This is a group of IU students trained to provide informal, accepting, non-judgmental support to their peers.
• Health Insurance:
  • If you find yourself without health insurance, the Student Health Center has Indiana Navigators who are trained to assist you with information and help you with applications for various health coverage programs. In addition, the Student Health Center is working to lower barriers to high-quality healthcare by accepting a wide variety of insurance plans. An list of what your student health fee covers is available.
• Concerned about well-being and safety:
  • Protect IU is a campus-wide organization working to provide a safe, healthy, and prepared campus environment. Find helpful resources for yourself or someone else who is having difficulty, including concerning behavior, severe weather, or safety related incidents.
• IU Health Financial Assistance:
  • IU Health is committed to providing you with medically necessary and emergency care regardless of your ability to pay. Assistance is available through programs such as Medicaid and IU Health Financial Assistance.

• Emergency Financial Assistance:
  • Apply for emergency funding from the Division of Student Affairs website.
• Financial Guidance:
  • Financial guidance and education is available via virtual appointments with the IU MoneySmarts team.
• Low Cost Technology and Furniture:
  • View and bid on IU Surplus’ merchandise on GovDeals from the IU Surplus website or visit and shop in person.
• Homelessness Resources Map:
  • Information for anyone in Bloomington who is struggling with housing, financial issues, and food insecurity. Students can locate local food banks, crisis support, and more all in a convenient map form that's printable.
• On-Campus Residential Programs:
  • IU Housing strives to create life-changing experiences by building relationships and creating a sense of belonging for students, their families, and the IU Community. Students can contact Jocelyn Maul with Housing Operations and Assignments directly to inquire about low-cost options.
• Navigating Off-Campus Housing for the first time:
  • Off-campus living in a neighborhood is a lot different from living in a residence hall on campus. You’re part of a community with all kinds of people: families with kids, retirees, professionals, as well as other students. The Office of Student Life has put together an off-campus living guide to help students navigate this journey for the first time.
• Monroe County and Bloomington, Indiana resources:
  • This county resources page provides extensive resources in Monroe County for help with things like housing, transportation, food, clothing, employment, disability services, and addiction recovery for anyone in Bloomington and surrounding areas.
• HelpingBloomingtonMonroe:
  • HelpingBloomingtonMonroe is your go-to resource to connect with everything from food and housing to medical care. Find free or reduced-cost community resources near you.
• Beacon:
  • Beacon has six major programs which help people not only survive but thrive by providing temporary day or overnight shelter and access to food: Shalom Center, Phil’s Kitchen, Friends Place, Street Outreach, Rapid Re-housing, and Crawford Homes.
• South Central Community Action Program:
  • South Central Community Action Program provides assistance with fuel, bills, and water/wastewater bills for households in the Brown, Monroe, Morgan, and Owen Counties.
• Monroe County United Ministries:
  • Monroe County United Ministries provides lasting solutions to economic, educational, and social injustice in our community through quality services, collaboration and innovation. Our vision is to eliminate generational poverty for the people we serve.
• United Way of South Central Indiana:
  • United Way of South Central Indiana brings together expertise, funding and volunteer support to positively impact the resilience of our community and those who live within it. In partnership with others, they work to eliminate inequities experienced by low-income and diverse populations so that all people have a safe, healthy home environment, achieve their educational potential, and increase their financial stability.
• Community Foundation:
  • Community Foundation is created by individuals, families, and businesses who share a passion for Monroe County and a vision for its future, the Community Foundation has awarded $28.9 million in grants to more than 400 local nonprofit organizations. Their $44 million endowment is growning, and so is the difference they make by connecting caring people, important causes, and community resources.

• IU Dining:
  • IU Dining offers help with navigating food access via nutritional information, meal plans, and education around food consumption and waste.
• Crimson Cupboard food pantry:
  • Crimson Cupboard offers free food resources to IUB students who cannot otherwise afford it.
• Campus Kitchen:
  • Campus Kitchen at Indiana University recovers leftovers from events and distributes them to reduce food waste. In addition, they offer cooking classes for students to learn more about food.
• Free Matzah Ball Soup:
  • Free Matzah Ball Soup Delivery from IU Hillel, if you're feeling under the weather.
• SNAP Food Assistance:
  • SNAP Food Assistance is a program offered by the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration to help meet the needs of low and no income families and individuals in the US. This program is designed to raise the nutritional level of households by enabling families to buy nutritious food through Electronic Benefits Transfer cards.
• Community Kitchen of Monroe County:
  • Community Kitchen of Monroe County provides free nutritious meals, nutrition education, referrals to other agencies, and a clean, comfortable social environment for patrons, staff and volunteers.
• The Little Free Pantry:
  • The Little Free Pantry offers food, household, and hygiene items all around Bloomington with a few locations around campus.
• Monroe County Food Banks and Pantries:
  • A list of food banks and pantries in Monroe Coutny is available. Most are accessible through public bus routes, which are free to use when you show your Crimson Card.
• Monroe County Mutual Aid Facebook Group:
  • Monroe County Mutual Aid Facebook is a frequently updated list of resources that might otherwise fly under the radar (example: St. Vincent de Paul Bloomington periodically offers a car repair program).
• Monroe County United Ministries:
  • Monroe County United Ministries is a resource focused on economic mobility for community members; including Basic Needs Assistance, help with groceries, and more.
• Mother Hubbard's Cupboard:
  • Mother Hubbard's Cupboard works to increase access to healthy food in ways that cultivate dignity, agency, and community.
• Hoosier Hills Food Bank:
  • Hoosier Hills Food Bank is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides over four million pounds of food annually to over 100 other non-profits serving people with low incomes and personal challenges, children, and seniors.

Department of Education Resources:

Protecting Students under ADA

The Accessible Educational Services office is dedicated to ensuring that students with disabilities have the tools, support services, and resources they need to succeed at IU. Click the link above to get help with accommodations, register for disability services, get information about campus accessibility, and reach out for help.

Contact:

Eigenmann Hall 001
1900 E. Tenth Street
Bloomington, IN 47406
Phone: 812-855-7578
Email: iubaes@iu.edu

Through the guidance of the IUB 2030 Strategic Plan, the Office of Student Life was created in 2023, bringing together over 20 areas from the Division of Student Affairs and combining them with Residence Life, Housing Operations and Assignments, IU Corps, and Bradford Woods, along with the charge to create the First-Generation and Low-Income student initiatives.

Student Life works in partnership with students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents, donors, and community partners to create the premier Hoosier experience.

We support all students at IU Bloomington—undergraduate and graduate, first years and transfers, and domestic and international. Students are at the center of everything we do.

IUB Student Life
Indiana Memorial Union M088
812-855-8187
vpsl@iu.edu

Social Media offers campuses the opportunity to showcase events, up to date policy and administrative initiatives, and milestones throughout the academic year. Follow IU Bloomington's social media on Facebook, Instagram, and X.

• IUB Facebook
• IUB Instagram
• IUB X (formerly Twitter)

Contact staff in University Information Technology Services (UITS) at IUC for tech support, information on computing and printing, and to set up a virtual appointment.

Great resources are available to you through the Office of Academic Support including faculty and peer mentors, the Academic Resource Center (ARC provides math, science, writing, and other academic assistance), career services, and more.

Your campus library will be providing services, but each library may have different hours, different services available, and different policies like required reservations for public computing and study areas. Find out about your campus library resources and ask a librarian for more information.

• General Health Care:
  • At Columbus Regional Hospital, we believe that everyone in our community deserves the finest healthcare. And in order to make true on this belief, we're committed to being the best at everything we do. We believe that if we can be better, we must be better. And that's what makes Columbus Regional Hospital consistently get recognized as a top quality Indiana Hospital.
• TimelyCare App:
  • TimelyCare is a free app that is available to all Indiana University students. It is designed to help you understand your mental health and to provide you with the help that you need right now.
• ThrivingCampus:
  • Indiana University has partnered with ThrivingCampus to make it easier for you to connect with off-campus, long-term mental health care. Visit your campus community's ThrivingCampus directory to:
    • Browse and filter providers based on your needs and preferences
    • Get answers to common questions
    • Reach out to community providers and connect with mental health care
• Counseling services:
  • The Tom & Barbara Schoellkopf Community Counseling Center provides services to IUC students who are struggling with anxiety, depression, relationship concerns, grief, life skills, stress management, and more.
  • For more information about counseling services including other options available to students, visit the Campus Life Mental Health Resources website.
  • Centerstone hosts a full range mental health and substance use disorder services to help you live your best life.

• IU Columbus Housing Options:
  • Making the smart choice of a cost-effective, high quality education doesn’t mean you can’t dive deep into the college life right here in Columbus. Here in this thriving community, you’ll find a number of housing options available from apartments just for college students to traditional apartment and rental homes.
• Heritage Fund:
  • The Heritage Fund offers more than 85 scholarships for a variety of students and educational pursuits. To see what is currently offered, visit this link.
• Emergency assistance:
  • Apply for emergency assistance through IUC.
• Financial guidance:
  • Financial guidance is available via virtual appointments with the IU MoneySmarts team.
• Legal guidance:
  • Indiana Legal Services uses the law to fight poverty and racism, empower clients, and improve access to justice. Learn more about how we can offer support for your situation.
• United Way of Bartholomew County:
  • We lead the community's social services sector to find solutions to the most pressing challenges in our neighborhoods. Our ultimate goal is to give individuals the support they need to reach their full potential.

• On-Campus Dining:
  • The Columbus Café is a great place to hang out, relax, and refuel during the school day. Cold drinks, hot drinks, snacks, daily specials & more, are provided all year round.
• Pride Pantry:
  • The Pride Pantry is free and open to all current students, staff, and faculty. You can choose from all kinds of canned and packaged foods, along with some hygiene care items.
• SNAP Food Assistance:
  • SNAP Food Assistance is a program offered by the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration to help meet the needs of low and no income families and individuals in the US. This program is designed to raise the nutritional level of households by enabling families to buy nutritious food through Electronic Benefits Transfer cards.
• Feeding Indiana's Hungry:
  • By drawing on varied resources within public agencies and the private sector, they hope to provide hunger relief for those in need throughout Indiana.

IUC students who identify as having a disability or disorder that may prevent them from being successful in academic settings can apply to receive accommodations through Accessible Educational Services (AES).

Contact:

Matthew Rothrock
Student Success Coordinator
IU Columbus Office of Academic Affairs, LC 1620
812-375-7528
mcrothro@iu.edu

IU Columbus Student Affairs
Campus Center, Room 243

IUC Student Affairs on Facebook

Lori Montalbano, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Academic and Student Affairs/Dean of Students
812-348-7251
lmontal@iu.edu

Social Media offers campuses the opportunity to showcase events, up to date policy and administrative initiatives, and milestones throughout the academic year. Follow IU Columbus' social media on Facebook, Instagram, and X.

• IUC Facebook
• IUC Instagram
• IUC X (formerly Twitter)

Visit the IUE technology website with tons of technology resources including help with Canvas, free software, where to get tech discounts, and how to get help with your technology.

• Red Wolf Central: 
  • Whether you're planning to come, you're already here (and howling with the pack), or an alumni needing student records, Red Wolf Central is where you find out how to get things done.
• Academic Support Programs:
  • The Academic Support Programs office provides free assistance to IU East students who wish to improve their academic performance. 
• Academic Resource List:
  • Academic Advising has put together a great list of resources to help you be successful at IU East including career planning; math, science, and writing help; and much more.
• Student Success Resources:
  • Need more help? Visit the Office of Student Success for more resources or to find out more about success coaching, exploratory advising, the First-Year Seminar, and workshops designed to help students succeed.
• Academic Advising:
  • Get guidance and support on your academic journey.

Your campus library will be providing services, but each library may have different hours, different services available, and different policies like required reservations for public computing and study areas. Find out about your campus library resources and ask a librarian for more information.

• Health Services:
  • As a student at IU East, a number of services and resources to support your health and well-being are available at the Healthy at IU East website.
• Medical Care:
  • You can receive general health screenings, flu shots, health and wellness information, and more at the Center for Health Promotion.
• Counseling Services:
  • Counseling & group support are available if you are struggling.
  • TimelyCare is a free app that is available to all Indiana University students. It is designed to help you understand your mental health and to provide you with the help that you need right now.
  • ThrivingCampus: Indiana University has partnered with ThrivingCampus to make it easier for you to connect with off-campus, long-term mental health care. Visit your campus community's ThrivingCampus directory to:
    • Browse and filter providers based on your needs and preferences
    • Get answers to common questions
    • Reach out to community providers and connect with mental health care
  • Centerstone hosts a full range mental health and substance use disorder services to help you live your best life.
• Concerned about well-being and safety:
  • Protect IU is a campus-wide organization working to provide a safe, healthy, and prepared campus environment. Find helpful resources for yourself or someone else who is having difficulty, including concerning behavior, severe weather, or safety related incidents.
• CARE Referral:
  • The IU CARE team can offer support for unexpected life events, personal crisis, mental-health struggles, and other academic difficulties that can interfere with college success.
• Staying fit:
  • Learn about what's available to stay fit and get moving at IU East.

• Red Wolf Life and Off-Campus Housing:
  • A listing of apartments available in the Richmond and surrounding areas. Most of the listings are apartment complexes, some are real estate agents or independent renters. The Indiana University enterprise does not endorse or recommend a specific listing. The information provided is subject to change.
• Issues & Resources:
  • Visit the Healthy at IU East page for more links to help with housing, hunger, family or relationship violence, and more.
• Financial Aid and Scholarships - Red Wolf Central:
  • Whether you're planning to come, you're already here (and howling with the pack), or an alumni needing student records, Red Wolf Central is were you find out how to get things done.
• Emergency Financial Assistance:
  • Reach out directly to the Financial Aid office for assistance.
• Financial and Housing Assistance:
  • If you are in need of help with financial or housing issues, please reach out to the Dean of Students or the Student Advocate Office.
• Financial Guidance:
  • Financial guidance and education is available via virtual appointments with the IU MoneySmarts team.
• United Way of Whitewater Valley:
  • United Way of Whitewater Valley is dedicated to making change in the Wayne and Union Counties. We are a catalyst for change by supporting local nonprofits.
• Open Arms Ministries:
  • Open Arms is a diverse faith-based coalition which provides crisis assistance and tools for life management to lessen the strain of those living in poverty.
• Legal guidance:
  • Indiana Legal Services uses the law to fight poverty and racism, empower clients, and improve access to justice. Learn more about how we can offer support for your situation.

• SNAP Food Assistance:
  • SNAP Food Assistance is a program offered by the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration to help meet the needs of low and no income families and individuals in the US. This program is designed to raise the nutritional level of households by enabling families to buy nutritious food through Electronic Benefits Transfer cards.
• Food Pantry and Community Resources: Hunger makes it harder to learn, so it's important, especially as a college student, to make sure you're eating, and eating well! The IU East and local communities are here to provide support.
  • The Pantry: Food & Toiletries for the IU East community
  • The Center for Health Promotion, in Hayes Hall room 064, has a list of community resources. Call 765-973-8216 or drop by the office for more information!

Accessibility Services: The Accessible Educational Services office assists students in adjusting to college, planning disability-related accommodations, and developing a network of support.

Department of Education Resources:Protecting Students under ADA

The Dean of Students provides wide-ranging support to the students of Indiana University East. Acting as a student advocate, the Dean of Students assists students in resolving problems that arise within the university.

IU East Dean of Students
Whitewater Hall 101
765-973-8525

Social Media offers campuses the opportunity to showcase events, up to date policy and administrative initiatives, and milestones throughout the academic year. Follow IU East's social media on Facebook, Instagram, and X.

• IUE Facebook
• IUE Instagram
• IUE X (formerly Twitter)

Get help and support with accounts and logins, software and hardware, computers and printing, and much more at the IUFW IT Support Center.

• Student Central:
  • Welcome to IU Fort Wayne Student Central, your one-stop shop for taking care of business. Whether you are getting an early start planning for college and want to know about the cost of IU Fort Wayne and your financial aid options, are a current student who needs to register for classes, or you just need to pay your bill, we have you covered.
• Academic advising and support:
  • Academic advising and resources are available to students at IUFW. See the Academic Advising and Support page to find resources, make an advising appointment, and learn about services.
• Career Services:
  • Get assistance with all your career counseling needs.

Your campus library will be providing services, but each library may have different hours, different services available, and different policies like required reservations for public computing and study areas. Find out about your campus library resources and ask a librarian for more information.

• Health and Wellness Resources:
  • Contact the campus health clinic for medical services information.Take care of your mental well-being by scheduling a counseling appointment through Counseling Services.
• National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI):
  • As the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization, we are dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness. NAMI works to inspire a move away from illness, stigma, and ignorance, toward brighter days filled with hope, health, and recovery.
• TimelyCare App:
  • TimelyCare is a free app that is available to all Indiana University students. It is designed to help you understand your mental health and to provide you with the help that you need right now.
• ThrivingCampus:
  • Indiana University has partnered with ThrivingCampus to make it easier for you to connect with off-campus, long-term mental health care. Visit your campus community's ThrivingCampus directory to:
    • Browse and filter providers based on your needs and preferences
    • Get answers to common questions
    • Reach out to community providers and connect with mental health care
• Concerned about well-being and safety:
  • Protect IU is a campus-wide organization working to provide a safe, healthy, and prepared campus environment.
• CARE Referral:
  • Through the PFW Dean of Students Office, the CARE team can offer support for unexpected life events, personal crisis, mental-health struggles, and other academic difficulties that can interfere with college success.
• At Home Fitness Resources:
  • Access these home-based services to stay fit even when you’re not able to be on campus or in the gym.

• Student Housing on Campus:
  • By coming to IU Fort Wayne, you've made the decision to invest in your future. Now is the time to choose a living environment where you will thrive. With seven different unique floor plans and just under 2,000 residents, living on campus will give you a liberating experience. One that you'll share inside a community; giving you a home away from home.
• Brightpoint:
  • Brightpoint helps communities, families, and individuals remove the causes and conditions of poverty. This includes energy, water and wastewater assistance, health coverage assistance, supportive housing, child care assistance, family development, housing solutions, leap child care scholarship, supportive services for Veteran families, weatherization, and poverty simulation.
• Student Central:
  • Welcome to IU Fort Wayne Student Central, your one-stop shop for taking care of business. Whether you are getting an early start planning for college and want to know about the cost of IU Fort Wayne and your financial aid options, are a current student who needs to register for classes, or you just need to pay your bill, we have you covered.
• Emergency Financial Assistance:
  • For help with navigating financial challenges visit the Financial Aid website to apply for aid.
• Financial Guidance:
  • Financial guidance and education is available via virtual appointments with the IU MoneySmarts team.
• Legal guidance:
  • Indiana Legal Services uses the law to fight poverty and racism, empower clients, and improve access to justice. Learn more about how we can offer support for your situation.

• Food Pantry:
  • The Purdue Fort Wayne Friends of the University Pantry is stocked with a variety of packaged and canned foods, helps food-insecure members of both the campus—including students, staff, and faculty—and the community. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, The Friends of the University Pantry is now open in two locations:
    • Walb Union, Room G36, (Thursday: 10 a.m.–2 p.m.)
    • Student Housing Clubhouse (Monday and Tuesday: 4 p.m.–7 p.m.)
• SNAP Food Assistance:
  • SNAP Food Assistance is a program offered by the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration to help meet the needs of low and no income families and individuals in the US. This program is designed to raise the nutritional level of households by enabling families to buy nutritious food through Electronic Benefits Transfer cards.
• Community Harvest Food Bank:
  • Community Harvest Food Bank is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization operating in the state of Indiana and is a proud regional member of both Feeding America and Indiana's State Association of Food Banks.
• Feeding Indiana's Hungry:
  • By drawing on varied resources within public agencies and the private sector, they hope to provide hunger relief for those in need throughout Indiana.

• Department of Education Resources:
  • Protecting Students under ADA
• Purdue Fort Wayne Services for Students Office:
  • The Purdue Fort Wayne Disability Access Center is dedicated to working with students on campus with documented disabilities to ensure these students receive the appropriate accommodations so they have an equal opportunity to be successful at higher education.
• Student Life - Accessiblity:
  • Our campus is dedicated to ensuring that all members of our community have the resources and support to be successful on campus and beyond.

The Office of Student Success provides wide-ranging support to the students of Indiana University Fort Wayne. Acting as a student advocate, the Student Success Office assists students in resolving problems that arise within the university.

IU Fort Wayne
Jake Huffman
Assistant Director of Student Success, Engagement, and Retention
260-257-6769
japhuff@iu.edu
Office of Student Success
Neff Hall Room B44G

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• IUFW Facebook
• IUFW Instagram
• IUFW X (formerly Twitter)

Contact the IUI IT Support Center for help with hardware, software, security, computing, and more.

• Finances and more:
  • Visit the Financial Aid page for information.
• Resources at your fingertips:
  • IUI's Academic and Career Development office has put together an awesome list of resources for your academic success, including resources for financial help, physical and mental health, math help, career advising, and staying organized.
• Student Support Services:
  • Find all kinds of IUI student support services here.
• Academic Advising:
  • Get guidance and support on your academic journey.

Your campus library will be providing services, but each library may have different hours, different services available, and different policies like required reservations for public computing and study areas. Find out about your campus library resources and ask a librarian for more information.

• Medical Services:
  • Find hours and available services from the IUI Student Affairs website’s Medical Services page.
• Helping you R.O.A.R.:
  • The Registry of Options And Resources is your one-stop shop for campus and local community organizations—all within a five-mile radius of IU Indianapolis's campus. The drop-down menus below point to a variety of resources, organized by topic so you can easily find what you need.
• Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS):
  • CAPS can help with many different service options. For information, go to the CAPS website.
• TimelyCare App:
  • TimelyCare is a free app that is available to all Indiana University students. It is designed to help you understand your mental health and to provide you with the help that you need right now.
• ThrivingCampus:
  • Indiana University has partnered with ThrivingCampus to make it easier for you to connect with off-campus, long-term mental health care. Visit your campus community's ThrivingCampus directory to:
    • Browse and filter providers based on your needs and preferences
    • Get answers to common questions
    • Reach out to community providers and connect with mental health care
• Crisis Resources:
  • The IUI Behavioral Consultation Team (BCT) has crisis resources and services to support the health, safety, and success of the IUI community.
• Health and Wellness:
  • Learn more about health and wellness services at IUI.

• Helping you R.O.A.R.:
  • The Registry of Options And Resources is your one-stop shop for campus and local community organizations—all within a five-mile radius of IU Indianapolis's campus. The drop-down menus below point to a variety of resources, organized by topic so you can easily find what you need.
• Emergency Assistance:
  • Apply for emergency funding from the Student Central website.
• Essentials, Finances, Wellness, and more:
  • Information about a variety of resources available within a five-mile radius of IUI are available on the Help Me R.O.A.R. website.
• Central Indiana Community Foundation:
  • Central Indiana Community Foundation is a catalyst for progress and a supporter of visionary ideas with the power to improve our community and the lives of its residents.
• Society of St. Vincent de Paul:
  • The Society of St. Vincent de Paul (SVdP) is an international faith-based organization joined together through service to those who are in need. On a daily basis, we provide for the most basic of human needs: food, clothing, diapers, beds and more. We dedicate ourselves to providing neighbors with a pathway out of poverty—one rooted in love, support and skills training in order to build a sustainable future.
• Southeast Community Service:
  • Since their founding 50 years ago, they have been committed to addressing the diverse needs of residents, from youths to seniors. Their goal is to help residents lead dignified, fufilling, and self-sufficient lives through the promotion of financial stability.
• Financial Guidance:
  • Financial guidance is available via virtual appointments with the IU MoneySmarts team.
• Legal Guidance:
  • Indiana Legal Services uses the law to fight poverty and racism,empower clients, and improve access to justice. Learn more about how we can offer support for your situation.

• Meal Plans and Dining on Campus:
  • Indiana University Indianapolis has your meals covered. Convenient, accessible on-campus dining gives you more time to study and socialize. With culinary experts preparing daily nutritious meals, you don't have to grocery shop, cook, or clean kitchen messes. You can totally focus on your academic mission.
• Helping you R.O.A.R.:
  • The Registry of Options And Resources is your one-stop shop for campus and local community organizations—all within a five-mile radius of IU Indianapolis's campus. The drop-down menus below point to a variety of resources, organized by topic so you can easily find what you need.
• SNAP Food Assistance:
  • SNAP Food Assistance is a program offered by the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration to help meet the needs of low and no income families and individuals in the US. This program is designed to raise the nutritional level of households by enabling families to buy nutritious food through Electronic Benefits Transfer cards.
• Paws' Pantry:
  • Paws’ Pantry offers free healthy food to IU Indianapolis students, staff, and faculty struggling with food insecurity.
• Gleaners Food Bank:
  • Gleaners Food Bank has developed programs and formed partnerships designed to lead the fight against hunger in central Indiana. Learn more about the programs, partners, and leaders that help us make this possible.
• Mid-North Food Pantry:
  • The Mid-North Food Pantry's (MNFP) mission is to enhance the health of their mid-north neighborhoods by providing supplemental food and basic necessities for their neighbors in need.
• Feeding Indiana's Hungry:
  • By drawing on varied resources within public agencies and the private sector, they hope to provide hunger relief for those in need throughout Indiana.

• Department of Education Resources:
  • Protecting Students under ADA
• IU Indianapolis Disability Services:
  • Contact the Accessible Educational Services (AES) office for information about adaptive technologies, accommodations, or any other disability related services.
• Graduate Disability Services:
  • Find out about disability services available to graduate students at IUI.

IUI Division of Student Affairs
Campus Center, Suite 350
317-274-4431

Social Media offers campuses the opportunity to showcase events, up to date policy and administrative initiatives, and milestones throughout the academic year. Follow IU Indianapolis' social media on Facebook, Instagram, and X.

• IUI Facebook
• IUI Instagram
• IUI X (formerly Twitter)

Contact IT Training and Consulting for help with technology; visit the IT Help for Students website for more information about services provided.

• Student Success and Advising:
  • Visit the Office of Student Success and Advising for help with course planning, decisions about your major, finding resources, and more.
• Student Affairs Resources:
  • A great list of resources at IUK that assist students as they pursue their academic and career goals including links to the bookstore, career counseling, administrative offices, and more.

Your campus library will be providing services, but each library may have different hours, different services available, and different policies like required reservations for public computing and study areas. Find out about your campus library resources and ask a librarian for more information.

• • Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS):
    • For information about counseling and psychological services, visit the CAPS homepage. See also the Person of Concern form.
  • TimelyCare App:
    • TimelyCare is a free app that is available to all Indiana University students. It is designed to help you understand your mental health and to provide you with the help that you need right now.
  • ThrivingCampus:
    • Indiana University has partnered with ThrivingCampus to make it easier for you to connect with off-campus, long-term mental health care. Visit your campus community's ThrivingCampus directory to:
      • Browse and filter providers based on your needs and preferences
      • Get answers to common questions
      • Reach out to community providers and connect with mental health care
  • Resource Navigator:
    • Contact the Resource Navigator for help with food scarcity, housing concerns, healthcare assistance, and more.
  • Health and Wellness:
    • Check out IU Kokomo’s Cole Fitness Center for information on what services are available.

• • Off-Campus Housing:
    • Living in Kokomo extends your college life experience into this vibrant community, which offers many cultural and entertainment opportunities. Students can choose from a wide variety of privately owned housing options, ranging from apartments specifically meant for college students, to more traditional apartment complexes and rental homes.
  • Emergency Assistance:
    • Apply for emergency assistance through IU Kokomo’s Student in Crisis Fund.
  • Campus and Community Resources:
    • Resources for free or low-cost resources such as clothing, budgeting help, housing assistance, food, and many other necessities that will make meeting your personal, academic, and career goals much easier.
  • Financial Guidance:
    • Financial guidance is available via virtual appointments with the IU MoneySmarts team.
  • Legal guidance:
    • Indiana Legal Services uses the law to fight poverty and racism, empower clients, and improve access to justice. Learn more about how we can offer support for your situation.

• Cougar Cupboard:
  • We understand how hard it is to focus when you’re worried about where you’ll find your next meal. The Cougar Cupboard food pantry is here for anyone needing non-perishable food items, hygiene products, or school supplies.
• Resource Navigator:
  • Contact the Resource Navigator for help with food scarcity, housing concerns, healthcare assistance, and more.

• Department of Education Resources:
  • Protecting Students under ADA
• Accessibility Center:
  • IU Kokomo's Accessible Educational Services office will construct a service plan that is unique to the needs of each student. Contact their office for information on disability services available to students.
    Kelley Student Center 200
    2300 S. Washington Street
    Kokomo, IN 46904
    Phone: 765-455-9301
    Email: disserv@iuk.edu

IU Kokomo Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management
Kelley Student Center, Room 234
765-455-9545

Social Media offers campuses the opportunity to showcase events, up to date policy and administrative initiatives, and milestones throughout the academic year. Follow IU Kokomo's social media on Facebook, Instagram, and X.

• IUK Facebook
• IUK Instagram
• IUK X (formerly Twitter)

• UITS Northwest:
  • Numerous different tech support options are available to students including 24/7 chat, a form to request IT service, phone support, and more.
• Free WiFi Hotspot:
  • IU Northwest invites campus and community members to take advantage of the free drive-up internet access (“Hot Spot Lot”), located at the campus’s main parking lot at 33rd Avenue and Broadway. Users can access the internet without leaving their cars.
  • View our Campus Map

• Redhawk Info Hub:
  • Whether you’re new to campus or getting ready to graduate, we’re here to help! IU Northwest is a community built on supporting student success from start to finish.
• Student Support Services:
  • Services offered by Student Support Services include: academic tutoring and advising, financial aid assistance, academic workshops, and more.
• Academic resources:
  • A list of academic success programs, along with some links to important information, and how to get involved on campus provided by the Office of Student Affairs.
• Academic Advising:
  • Get guidance and support on your academic journey.
• Career Services:
  • Get assistance with all your career counseling needs.

Your campus library will be providing services, but each library may have different hours, different services available, and different policies like required reservations for public computing and study areas. Find out about your campus library resources and ask a librarian for more information.

• Redhawk Info Hub:
  • Whether you’re new to campus or getting ready to graduate, we’re here to help! IU Northwest is a community built on supporting student success from start to finish.
• Office of Counseling Services:
  • For information about counseling services visit the Office of Counseling Services website.
• Health and Wellness Clinic:
  • Health care services are provided at low cost such as sick visits, wellness exams, sports physicals, pap tests, and COVID-19 testing of symptomatic faculty, students, and staff.
• TimelyCare App:
  • TimelyCare is a free app that is available to all Indiana University students. It is designed to help you understand your mental health and to provide you with the help that you need right now.
• ThrivingCampus:
  • Indiana University has partnered with ThrivingCampus to make it easier for you to connect with off-campus, long-term mental health care. Visit your campus community's ThrivingCampus directory to:
    • Browse and filter providers based on your needs and preferences
    • Get answers to common questions
    • Reach out to community providers and connect with mental health care

• Redhawk Info Hub:
  • Whether you’re new to campus or getting ready to graduate, we’re here to help! IU Northwest is a community built on supporting student success from start to finish.
• Financial Aid Resources:
  • The Office of Financial Aid offers a resource page to help you navigate your financial aid package and apply for additional aid.
• Scholarship Resources:
  • The Office of Scholarships offers a resource page to locate scholarships and grants.
• Emergency Assistance:
  • Redhawks information hub for emergency resources.
• Financial Guidance:
  • Financial guidance is available via virtual appointments with the IU MoneySmarts team.
• Legal guidance:
  • Indiana Legal Services uses the law to fight poverty and racism, empower clients, and improve access to justice. Learn more about how we can offer support for your situation.
• Gary Educational Development Foundation:
  • Since 1979, ninety supporters have served on the Board of Directors, and more than 1400 students have been awarded scholarships. The Gary Educational Development Foundation is currently under the direction of Mrs. Charius M. Anderson. GEDF has established approximately 150 scholarships since it’s inception in 1975.
• Community Action Agency:
  • As a Community Action Agency, CoAction plans and carries out a variety of programs that serve the unique needs of low-income families and disabled individuals in the Northwest Indiana counties of Jasper, Lake, Newton and Porter. Services through the Community Action Agency support households with incomes at or below 125% of Federal Poverty Guideline. Services include utility assistance, Housing Choice Voucher Program, Asset Building and Financial Literacy, Family Self-Sufficiency Program, Individual Development Accounts, Weatherization (Lake Co.), Information and Referral Services.

• IU Dining On-Campus Options:
  • An essential part of your experience at Indiana University Northwest is the on-campus dining environment. It is here where you'll fuel up for your next exam, take a break from classes, and develop long-lasting friendships.
• RedHawks Nest Food Distribution:
  • IU Northwest students, faculty, and staff can pick up a pre-packaged bag of food Monday-Friday, between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. at the Student Activities Office, Savannah 217, where bags will be provided upon request. If you have any special dietary needs, send an email to hawknest@iu.edu and they will do their best to accommodate you.
• SNAP Food Assistance:
  • SNAP Food Assistance is a program offered by the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration to help meet the needs of low and no income families and individuals in the US. This program is designed to raise the nutritional level of households by enabling families to buy nutritious food through Electronic Benefits Transfer cards.
• Food Bank of Northwest Indiana:
  • The Food Bank of Northwest Indiana has been leading the Region's fight against hunger since 1982 and distributes food for approximately 6 million meals each year to hungry kids, adults, and seniors across Lake and Porter counties.
• The Salvation Army:
  • The Salvation Army is a faith-based organization tackling basic needs support from housing, substance-use intervention, and childcare support.
• Feeding Indiana's Hungry:
  • By drawing on varied resources within public agencies and the private sector, they hope to provide hunger relief for those in need throughout Indiana.

• Department of Education Resources:
  • Protecting Students under ADA
• Disability support services:
  • Accessible Educational Services at IU Northwest can provide infomation about accommodations and services available to students with temporary or permanent disability and getting connected with the Accessibilities Services Coordinator.
  • ADA Accessibility: a list of disability resources about getting around campus with a disability
  • Contact:
    Hawthorn 237
    3400 Broadway
    Gary, Indiana 46408
    Phone: 219-980-6941
    Email: fjcoxhar@iu.edu

The Dean of Students strives to support students during times of crisis, complexity, or emergency, and challenge them to exercise personal responsibility and practice ethical decision making. As the primary administrator of the Indiana University Code of Student Rights, Responsibilities, and Conduct, and the Chair of the Behavior Consultation Team, the Dean plays a key role in ensuring that student behavior does not interfere with the educational mission of the University.

If you would like to schedule an appointment with the Dean of Students (online or in-person), please send an email to deanstnw@iu.edu.

Student Affairs Office:

IU Northwest Student Affairs and Enrollment Management
Savannah Center, Room 223
219-980-6586
nwstuaff@iu.edu

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• IUN Facebook
• IUN Instagram
• IUN X (formerly Twitter)

University Information Technology Services can help with all your technology needs. You can go to the walk-up Help Desk, make an appointment, or get help by phone or online.

• Career advice, tutoring, writing help, advising, and more:;
  • Make the most of your experience at IUS with these student resources.
• Succeed at IU Southeast Resources:
  • An extensive list of resources for succeeding with your classes, with technology, and in your personal life.
• Student Success Center:
  • IU Southeast's Student Success Center provides academic services and resources like testing and tutoring services, links to helpful video tutorials on math and science topics, fundamental learning tips, and more.
• Academic Advising:
  • Get guidance and support on your academic journey.

Your campus library will be providing services, but each library may have different hours, different services available, and different policies like required reservations for public computing and study areas. Find out about your campus library resources and ask a librarian for more information.

• Personal Counseling:
  • Counseling is available to support students. For details, visit the Personal Counseling webpage.
• TimelyCare App:
  • TimelyCare is a free app that is available to all Indiana University students. It is designed to help you understand your mental health and to provide you with the help that you need right now.
• ThrivingCampus:
  • Indiana University has partnered with ThrivingCampus to make it easier for you to connect with off-campus, long-term mental health care. Visit your campus community's ThrivingCampus directory to:
    • Browse and filter providers based on your needs and preferences
    • Get answers to common questions
    • Reach out to community providers and connect with mental health care
• Self Help Resources:
  • Find a lengthy list of local resources to help with your mental and physical health.
• Staying Active:
  • Physical activity throughout your day is critical to your body, mind and spirit. Check out resources at IU Southeast to keep active.

• On-Campus Housing Options:
  • By deciding to live on campus, you have chosen the ‘total college experience’. You’ll have the chance to make life-lasting friendships and you will find many student-centered programs and services to assist with your personal and academic success. As a member of the lodge community, you will have the opportunity to participate in various programs and activities, evolve as a leader and impact your community.
• Ohio Valley Opportunities:
  • OVO reduces barriers that prevent individuals with low incomes from reaching self-sufficiency. OVO's programs and services complement the workforce development and human service systems by making costly utility bills more affordable, helping people secure and maintain housing, providing free comprehensive preschool services, assisting in crisis situations, and creating linkages to other community agencies.
• Emergency Loan Program:
  • The IU Southeast Emergency Loan Program assists students on an interim basis in meeting short-term, educationally-related expenses through a quick and convenient method of obtaining funds.
• Emergency Student Grant Funding:
  • Grant funding is available to assist students who are struggling financially due to unforeseen circumstances. Funding can be up to $300 per student and is based on individual needs. Students may find more information, including access to the funding application, by scrolling down to the bottom of the Care Management web page.
• The Community Foundation of Southern Indiana:
  • The Community Foundation of Southern Indiana was created by a group of Southern Indiana residents who wanted to build charitable resources that would benefit nonprovits and residents of Southern Indiana, forever.
• Help and information on financial issues:
  • Floyd County assistance programs
• Financial guidance:
  • Financial guidance is available via virtual appointments with the IU MoneySmarts team.
• Legal guidance:
  • Indiana Legal Services uses the law to fight poverty and racism,empower clients, and improve access to justice. Learn more about how we can offer support for your situation.

• On-Campus Dining:
  • IU Southeast Dining Services is a self-operated auxiliary that is honored to own and operate three locations on campus to serve our students, faculty, staff, and visitors. Subway is located in the Library building and the University Grounds Coffee Shop is located in University Center South across from the Bookstore, where we proudly serve Starbucks products.
• Food and personal care items:
  • Grenadier Grab N Go provides food and personal care items for students at IU Southeast at no cost. More information is available from the Personal Counseling website.
• Community Action Southern Indiana:
  • CASI supports and empowers individuals, families, and communities striving to reach self-sufficiency and works to provide life enhancing opportunities for every individual and family desiring to experience extraordinary change in their lives.
• Dare to Care Food Bank:
  • Dare to Care Food Bank offers a list of food resources in the New Albany/Louisville area.
• New Albany Food Pantry:
  • New Albany Food Pantry connects people in need with food and other resources.
• SNAP Food Assistance:
  • SNAP Food Assistance is a program offered by the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration to help meet the needs of low and no income families and individuals in the US. This program is designed to raise the nutritional level of households by enabling families to buy nutritious food through Electronic Benefits Transfer cards.
• Feeding Indiana's Hungry:
  • By drawing on varied resources within public agencies and the private sector, they hope to provide hunger relief for those in need throughout Indiana.

• Department of Education Resources:
  • Protecting Students under ADA
• Disability services:
  • Contact the Accessible Educational Services office for more information and resources for students with disabilities.

The office of the Dean of Student Life supports the educational mission of IU Southeast to maintain a caring community that is educationally supportive and honors diversity, innovation, loyalty, teamwork, mutual respect, and fair play. It does so by helping students to strive for academic excellence, providing support for students in times of challenge, crisis, and emergencies, as well as opportunities for students to engage in good decision making.

A wide range of campus resources are available to you, such as Campus Life, Student Success Center, Career Development Center, Mentoring Program, Disability Services, and Counseling and Psychological Services. Please seek assistance before you find yourself in crisis. Together, we can help you navigate through the administrative processes and be an advocate for your success.

IU Southeast Student Affairs
University Center South 155
812-941-2420
sestuaf@iu.edu

Social Media offers campuses the opportunity to showcase events, up to date policy and administrative initiatives, and milestones throughout the academic year. Follow IU Southeast's social media on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

• IUS Facebook
• IUS Instagram
• IUS X (formerly Twitter)

Get help and support with accounts and logins, software and hardware, computers and printing, and much more at the South Bend IT Support Center.

• Tutoring:
  • Information about tutoring services is available from Student Engagement and Success’ Academic Centers for Excellence (ACE) webpage.
  • The Titan Success Center has resources and help for academic, social, and financial challenges you may be facing.
• Family Resource Guide:
  • The Titan Family Resource Guide offers resources for students and their families to stay on track, get the help they need with finances and personal health, and succeed in school at IUSB.
• Academic Advising:
  • Get guidance and support on your academic journey.
• Career Services:
  • Get assistance with all your career counseling needs.

Your campus library will be providing services, but each library may have different hours, different services available, and different policies like required reservations for public computing and study areas. Find out about your campus library resources and ask a librarian for more information.

• Counseling Services:
  • Confidential, free counseling services are provided for a variety of personal and emotional issues including stress/time management, depression/anxiety, eating disorders, academic concerns, and more. For information about counseling services, visit the Student Counseling Center webpage.
• Community Resource Guide:
  • IUSB’s Community Resource Guide provides helpful local South Bend resources and information for topics like food insecurity, LGBTQ+ resources, emergency and crisis resources, and much more.
• Health and Wellness Center:
  • Health and wellness services are available on campus through HealthLinc. HealthLinc is a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) that operates at Dwyer Hall. HealthLinc can provide students access to a greater number of services and operating hours, assistance with gaining access to affordable health insurance and low-cost drug programs, and help with getting services they do not provide.
• TimelyCare App:
  • TimelyCare is a free app that is available to all Indiana University students. It is designed to help you understand your mental health and to provide you with the help that you need right now.
• ThrivingCampus:
  • Indiana University has partnered with ThrivingCampus to make it easier for you to connect with off-campus, long-term mental health care. Visit your campus community's ThrivingCampus directory to:
    • Browse and filter providers based on your needs and preferences
    • Get answers to common questions
    • Reach out to community providers and connect with mental health care
• Family Resource Guide:
  • The Titan Family Resource Guide offers resources for students and their families to stay on track, get the help they need with finances and personal health, and succeed in school at IUSB.

• Emergency Assistance:
  • Apply for emergency assistance through IU South Bend.
• Community Resource Guide:
  • IUSB’s Community Resource Guide provides helpful local South Bend resources and information for topics like food insecurity, LGBTQ+ resources, emergency and crisis resources, and much more.
• River Crossing Student Housing:
  • River Crossing Campus Housing students get the support they need to make a successful transition to the rigors of college life, live independently, participate in residence life programs and activities, and evolve as a student and person.
• Financial Guidance:
  • Financial guidance is available via virtual appointments with the IU MoneySmarts team.
• Legal Guidance:
  • Indiana Legal Services uses the law to fight poverty and racism, empower clients, and improve access to justice. Learn more about how we can offer support for your situation.

• On-Campus Dining Options:
  • IUSB hosts a list of dining options on campus on their dining services website.
• Community Resource Guide:
  • IUSB’s Community Resource Guide provides helpful local South Bend resources and information for topics like food insecurity, LGBTQ+ resources, emergency and crisis resources, and much more.
• Food pantry:
  • The Titans Feeding Titans Food Pantry, located in Room 020 of Northside Hall offers free, healthy food to students, faculty, and staff.
• SNAP Food Assistance:
  • SNAP Food Assistance is a program offered by the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration to help meet the needs of low and no income families and individuals in the US. This program is designed to raise the nutritional level of households by enabling families to buy nutritious food through Electronic Benefits Transfer cards.

• Department of Education Resources:
  • Protecting Students under ADA
• Disability support:
  • If you need accommodations or support, contact Accessible Educational Services.

Student Engagement is here to accompany you in your next life phase: as a Titan! We provide the connections, programs, and support to ensure that our IU South Bend Titans flourish academically, personally, and professionally on their journeys to engaged citizenry!

Contact us, we are here for you!

IU South Bend Student Affairs and Diversity
Suite 175 (175D & 175G), Administration Building
Phone: 574-520-4460
Toll-free: 877-462-4872 x4256
TDD: 574-520-4121
Email: sbdss@iu.edu

Social Media offers campuses the opportunity to showcase events, up to date policy and administrative initiatives, and milestones throughout the academic year. Follow IU South Bend's social media on Facebook, Instagram, and X.

• IUSB Facebook
• IUSB Instagram
• IUSB X (formerly Twitter)