Division of Student Affairs | DePaul University, Chicago

Student Affairs Virtual Office

During the temporary closure of our physical offices due to Covid-19, the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs is accessible for live questions, referrals, and assistance via a virtual office using Zoom. The virtual office will be staffed Monday-Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5 p.m. (CST).

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In Student Affairs, we believe in the dignity and promise of every student and their ability to positively impact our world.

A DePaul education encompasses both the scholarship and research of classroom learning and the intellectual, spiritual, moral and personal growth of campus life. This site is designed to acquaint students, faculty and staff with the programs, services, resources and opportunities of the Division of Student Affairs. Through these programs, we strive to develop students into well-rounded individuals who will have a positive impact on their communities and our world.

Resources

  Reporting Cases of COVID-19
  Student Handbook
  Faculty Guide to Student Affairs
  Title IX Information
  Departments

Virtual Brain Fuel Week

During the pandemic and especially following the weekend's events, students need to stay in touch with their wellbeing and make sure they are taking care of themselves, both physically and mentally. Tune in to Virtual Brain Fuel Week with @healthydepaul on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook for all kinds of health tips, some activities and for inspiration amidst finals and everything else going on.

COVID-19 updates

Students need to fill out the CARES Act application by Monday, June 15 to be considered for the $500 grant. Once the application is submitted, students will then receive an email from ECSI, DePaul's third-party refund disbursement provider. The deadline for students to select the Pass/D/Fail grading option has been extended until Monday, June 22. For more details, read the Newsline article here.

DePaul stands against violence, racism and hate.

Following the weekend's painful events sparked by outrage over George Floyd's death, it is important now more than ever to for us all to reach out to each other to check in and support one another during these difficult times. DePaul University stands in solidarity with those against racism and hate. Read President A. Gabriel Esteban's message in Newsline about the weekend here.