Code of Student Responsibility and Student Conduct Process
Certain rights and responsibilities come with being a student at DePaul University, and these are outlined in the
Code of Student Responsibility. The student conduct process is initiated if there is a violation of the code, and is in place with the goal of balancing students’ rights and responsibilities with the safety, educational and development needs of the university community. Please review the
Code of Student Responsibility and
Student Conduct Process.
Report a Non-emergency Violation of the Code
To report a possible violation of the code to the Dean of Students office (DOS) for further review and possible conduct action, please
Report it now.
These incident reports are for reporting non-critical or non-emergency incidents. If you have an emergency situation,
please call 911 or Public Safety:
- Lincoln Park, 773-325-7777
- Loop, 312-362-8400
Report concerns about a student or their conduct
Please use this form if you have a concern about the wellbeing of a DePaul student or are concerned that a student’s behavior may violate a University policy.
Report NowReport concerns related to sexual misconduct, stalking, or dating and domestic violence
Please use this form if you have a concern related to sexual misconduct, stalking, or dating or domestic violence.
Report Now
Report concerns related to discrimination/harassment (non sex or gender based)
Please use this form if you have a concern related to discrimination/harassment where the respondent/alleged is a student or student organization.
Report Now
Student Conduct Process Advisors
Students are afforded the right to bring an advisor in the student conduct process. For more information please see the definition of an Advisor in the
Code of Student Responsibility. Should the advisor of choice be an attorney, please take a moment to review the following resource guide:
Illegal Downloading
The Dean of Students Office also handles illegal downloading cases. Any student suspected of illegally downloading information will have their access to the DePaul network removed, and will receive materials from one of the assistant deans of students with further information. All illegally downloaded materials must be removed, and only then will a student's access to the DePaul network be restored.
Title IX Complaints
As required by Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, DePaul University prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in its education programming and activities.
Find information on how to file a Title IX complaint for sexual violence, sexual harassment or other sex discrimination here.
DePaul is committed to offering a secure and supportive environment for individuals who report incidents of sexual and relationship violence to receive resources and consider all available options.
More information for survivors of sexual or relationship violence can be found by visiting this page on our website.