As a student at IUPUI, you have the right to feel safe, supported, and respected. You also have the responsibility to do your part to ensure others have the same experience.
In fact, you have a number of rights and responsibilities—and they’re all summed up by the Code of Student Rights, Responsibilities, and Conduct.
You need to know what the Code includes—and what to do when you feel someone has violated it.
After all, when we all respect each other, our community becomes stronger.
Call our office:
317-274-4431
Staff are available to meet with students via Zoom. You can set up a meeting by calling the office number or by emailing a member of our team.
When the Code is allegedly violated, both personal and academic offenses are addressed within the IUPUI disciplinary system. These procedures are educational in nature and are separate and distinct from the criminal justice system.
Sanctions can range from a formal reprimand to expulsion. If the result is anything less than permanent separation from the university, students are also assigned specific tasks or projects designed to promote their development. These can include a variety of outcomes, including written assignments and community service.
Submit a reportWe are determined to do all we can to prevent sexual violence on our campus.
But it takes all of us to sustain a caring campus culture that does its utmost to prevent sexual misconduct. Whether that’s by taking action when you see something suspicious or supporting those who have been affected by violence, we need your help.
Learn how to combat sexual violenceIf you need a disciplinary records check, background check, or Dean of Student's Form completed, please email your form or request to iupuiosc@iupui.edu. Please allow at least two business days for record checks to be completed.
