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

Joe Keery to speak at

commencement

The university announced on May 7 that DePaul graduate Joe Keery, who now stars in the hit Netflix series Stranger Things, will speak at the 2020virtual commencement ceremony on June 13. Keery will welcome an estimated 6,250 graduates into the alumni community. Read the entire announcement in Newsline.

COVID-19 updates

Eligible students were sent an email on Monday, May 18 regarding the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. The email contains instructions on how to complete the FAFSA, as well as details on how to apply for CARES Act funds. Students should continue to check their preferred email account inbox for updates and the application.

Fall quarter planning

On Friday, May 15 the university announced that DePaul plans on having limited in-person learning, as well as reduced occupancy in on-campus residence halls for fall 2020. The update, which can be read here, stated that the university will try to hold as many in-person classes as possible, while continuing to keep everyone's health, safety and well-being in mind.