Student Resources

Available Monday through Friday, “Let’s Talk” provides students with easy access to free, brief confidential consultations with counselors from Mental Health Services.

Material donation and sharing program managed by the AIAS Sustainability Committee

WashU faculty, staff and community members who have experienced or witnessed incidents of bias, prejudice, or discrimination involving a student can report their experiences to the university’s Bias Report and Support System (BRSS) team.

Students, faculty, and staff are provided with a Box storage account for saving and backing up files.

The WashU ID card provides access to buildings, Sumers Recreation Center, residence halls, libraries, etc.  Email Charis Norell with card access issues or requests.

A safe ride home, 7 days a week, for those within the shuttle route boundaries.

Students, faculty and staff can log in to Canvas learning management system to access course content.

CCPS at WashU is committed to providing a safe, inclusive and affirming community of care for all students. Our interdisciplinary team fosters personal, emotional and academic well-being by offering comprehensive therapeutic services, outreach and prevention programs.

Sam Fox School IT Staff are able to meet one-on-one for technical help.  Follow these instructions to schedule time using the Microsoft Office Email Scheduling Assistant.

A platform for designers, artists, architects, and creatives to find out about the opportunities and needs of the St. Louis community.

The Sam Fox School’s digital fabrication lab supports studio and coursework assignments, as well as independent research projects conducted by students and faculty.

Funding resources for individuals accessible through local public libraries

Disability Resources is the official resource for students on the Danforth Campus who have disabilities or suspected disabilities.

Applies during emergency conditions that have the potential to compromise life safety or significantly disrupt university operations.

Policy regarding exhibition and installation of work in any interior or exterior Sam Fox School spaces.

A weekly, low-stress workshop series introducing the WashU community to overlooked or under-known tools, resources, and processes.

The Gender Equity and Title IX Compliance Office is committed to responding to discrimination – including sexual harassment and sexual violence – in an effective, timely and transparent manner. We are equally committed to ensuring any individuals involved in these incidents will be treated as respectfully and fairly as possible.

Travel stipends for graduate students in architecture, art, landscape architecture, and urban design.

For issues concerning students’ physical and mental health

Sam Fox School IT primarily supports Audio Visual (AV) and Printing technology. However, we work with WashU IT and TechDen to help in all situations.

This is the standard software list for the various labs. Please note that we update each lab over the summer and or when systems are replaces. Make sure to request non-standard software each semester.

The Office of Undergraduate Research at WashU serves as a valuable resource for students beginning to explore the concept of undergraduate research.

Faculty, alumni, and graduating students can apply to work in residence at the College & Graduate School of Art’s studio at the Cité internationale des arts.

This list includes studio area Xerox or Canon printers and Whitaker Learning Lab plotters/printers. Pricing is listed on signs above each plotters/printers.

Sam Fox School IT only supports AV and Printing. However, we work with WashU IT and Student Technology Services to help in all situations.

Sam Fox School IT will review all printing refund request within two weeks of the incident. Please review the instructions for submitting a request and policies.

The RSVP Center operates from a public health model and utilizes trauma informed practices, response and prevention education to address relationship and sexual violence. 24-hour services are available for individuals in immediate need of assistance, such as hospital care, reporting an assault to police or emergency housing accommodations.

System for booking a Sam Fox School space for a meeting, event, or academic use

Funding for undergraduate and graduate students receiving need-based financial aid.

Scholarships and awards for WashU graduate and undergraduate students

The Learning Center offers academic mentoring programs to facilitate students’ transition into the University, support their intellectual growth and maturity, and prepare them for post-graduation academic and professional experiences.

Free one-on-one support for WashU undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, post-docs, and staff working on any writing or public speaking project.

As part of WashU’s ongoing efforts to prioritize the health and well-being of the campus community, students paying the Student Health and Wellness fee have immediate access to medical and mental health support through TimelyCare.

Any person traveling abroad with the university must be prepared. Please review the important information provided through each of the links.

TRIO is a federally funded U.S. Department of Education program that supports first generation, low income, and/or students with disabilities transition into and graduate from college. TRIO Scholars have access to financial literacy workshops, academic support, advising, and cultural and professional development events.

Presentation monitors (screen resolution 1080 x 720 pixels) on movable carts available for check out

Virtual computer labs are intended to help replace some of the computing needs for our students, faculty and staff. We have two options to consider.

For emergencies on campus, call 314-935-5555 or 911.