Student support during COVID-19
Looking for information about wellness, academic, or financial support during the COVID-19 pandemic? Want to know how to remotely access university services for students?
Important dates
May 24, 2021
Victoria Day (university closed)
June 10, 2020
Spring convocation
June 17, 2021
Last day of spring classes | Last day to withdraw from a course
June 21, 2021
Spring final exams begin
June 23, 2021
Spring final exams end
Spotlight
Upcoming wellness workshops
Student Wellness Services (SWS) hosts multiple workshops each week covering many different topics. Here are just a few of their upcoming sessions that you might be interested in attending (virtually, of course):
What's new
Need some relief?
You should book a massage or chiropractic appointment with SWS. Services are available now and you can book online.
Need help understanding yourself?
Did you know Career Services offers formal assessments? You can use them to find your strengths, identify areas for growth and figure out your next steps.
You never need to walk alone
Did you know trained Safewalk volunteers can walk you anywhere on the UCalgary campus including your car, classroom or the LRT station?
Living your best student life
Access the services available to help you make the most of your time here. Get support to be successful as a student and take care of your physical, mental, spiritual, academic and financial well-being.
Student access, rights and advocacy
Student Accessibility
Services »
Office of Diversity, Equity and Protected Disclosure »
Accessing essential services
Find out everything you need to know about services to help you live, work and study on campus.
IT and computing
Books and supplies
University of Calgary Bookstore »
Bound and Copied »
Medical Bookstore »
Check out the many services and benefits available to UCalgary students, as well as reports on what services the student service fee supports. 2019/2020 guide to services for students
Be opioid aware, get a naloxone kit
Did you know, you can get a naloxone kit on campus? Naloxone is the antidote to opioid overdose, and comes in a discreet bag that you can carry with you at any time.
Help build a campus culture of entrepreneurial thinking. Find out more about the Hunter Hub
Welcome home
Living in residence is an unique opportunity to live, learn and grow alongside your peers. There are many different housing options to fit your needs as you progress through your university experience.