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Student Resources
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Safety
Security is a priority. KU Student Housing has a variety of procedures and resources in place to promote safety and security.
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Accommodation
The University of Kansas strives to meet the needs of every student. We can provide accommodations for various differences in medical needs, dietary conditions, or mental health needs.
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Gender Inclusive Housing
Gender Inclusive Housing (GIH) is a housing option that allows students to share a suite with fellow students regardless of their sex, gender identity, or gender expression.
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Crisis Counseling Resources
The university has many crisis counseling support services available, both at KU and in our community, for students.
Academics
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Academic Resources
KU Student Housing residents have a variety of resources at their disposal, including the writing center, advising center, and a center devoted to academic achievement and access. In each hall there are Academic Resource Centers – designated study and classroom spaces.
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What is the residential curriculum?
Geared toward first-year students, the residential curriculum is a research-backed plan to help first-year students build community and achieve academic success.