Systemwide and Campus Resources

Below, you will find support, resources, educational opportunities, and information on systemwide and campus-specific resources that can address immediate needs or provide avenues to assist others.

We will continuously update this page as information becomes accessible. We encourage you to contribute by sharing any University of Minnesota resources or events with us via email at [email protected].

Community Resources

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Student Resources

Systemwide

Crookston

Crookston Campus Resources

Crookston Community Resources

Duluth

Duluth Campus Resources

Duluth Community Resources

Morris

Rochester

Twin Cities

Reporting, Safety, Health, and Reflection Spaces
Associations, Groups, and Cultural Centers 

Faculty & Staff Resources

Educational Opportunities

Collected Resources for Instructors

Freedom of Expression

University Policy

Several policies at the University of Minnesota reaffirm students’ right to free expression. 

  • Board of Regents Policy: Academic Freedom and Responsibility
    Academic freedom is the freedom, without institutional discipline or restraint, to discuss all relevant matters in the classroom, to explore all avenues of scholarship, research, and creative expression, and to speak or write on matters of public concern as well as on matters related to professional duties and the functioning of the University.

  • Board of Regents policy: Student Conduct Code
    The Student Conduct Code governs the conduct of all University of Minnesota students. Students rights and responsibilities under the First Amendment is key feature of the Code’s guiding principles.

  • Board of Regents policy: Code of Conduct
    The Code of Conduct applies to Regents, administrators, staff, and faculty. It further establishes the University’s commitment to promoting academic freedom and responsibility for all staff, faculty and Regents.

Protesting and Planning and Event

Given that the University of Minnesota is a public institution, it cannot unreasonably limit students’ First Amendment rights. Learn about protesting at the U of M.

Before planning an event, we encourage reading through the University’s policies regarding event management and planning. Learn about planning an event at the U of M