Technical support: Contact the UITS Support Center for technical assistance 24 hours a day. Support is available via phone, email, and chat.

Help documentation: Find answers to common questions about computing and technology at IU in the IU Knowledge Base (KB).

Accessibility resources: Find accessibility resources available for your campus at Campus accessibility resources at IU.

Library resources: Get help accessing library resources by contacting your campus librarian.

CrimsonCard: Visit CrimsonCard COVID-19 for information about CrimsonCard production and services.

IT security: Learn how to keep your technologies secure with IT Security Basics at Indiana University.

Free WiFi near IU campuses: Learn about lot hot spots near you.

Free WiFi around the world: Find free WiFi near you using the eduroam Companion App. For more about eduroam, see About eduroam at Indiana University. Remember to practice physical distancing when accessing a network outside your residence.

Special deals on internet access: Visit this guide to learn about low-income internet options and affordable internet plans.

Mobile hotspots: Mobile hotspots may be a good option for those who don’t qualify for low-cost internet programs; find an overview of the best mobile hotspots for 2020 here.

Find a list of low-cost laptops here; also visit IU’s ComputerGuide for recommendations and deals. Low-cost Amazon Kindle tablets are also available from Amazon.

Food pantries, soup kitchens, government nutrition programs, and more: Visit the WhyHunger Hotline for help finding food near you.

Emergency assistance: Apply for emergency assistance for displaced students from Together We Rise. Find guides and additional resources from the Hope Center for College, Community, and Justice.

Faculty: Through the FAST Fund program faculty can apply for money they can give directly to students who need immediate financial assistance.

Campus-specific healthcare options are found under the campus headings below.

Free Coronavirus screening: Free Coronavirus screening is available through the IU Health Virtual Visit app.

Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741 to connect with a crisis counselor. Free mental health counseling is available 24/7 and counselors can help connect you to local service providers.

Stress, coping, and well-being

Read suggestions for handling stress from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Find personal and well-being resources from Healthy IU and Mind’s Coronavirus and your wellbeing. IUPUI’s Division of Student Affairs also lists various helpful apps and resources on their website.

Information about upcoming health and wellness workshops are available from the Health Center Calendar.

Exercise

Campus Recreational Sports has started posting 30-minute-or-less workouts on its website. Find answers to common questions about exercising during Coronavirus from The New York Times’ Exercising During Coronavirus: Can I Jog? Is That Water Fountain Safe?

Social

Learn how to watch media with friends and family when physically distant in MIT Technology Review’s This is how you can co-watch during a coronavirus lockdown, Netflix’s Netflix Party. Read about holding Zoom parties with your friends and family in The Atlantic’s There’s No Zoom Party Like a College Zoom Party.

Tutoring, writing help, advising, and more: Visit the Student Academic Center website for information about available academic support services.

Disability services and other academic support services: Visit the Student Affairs website’s Get Help page for disability services, grade change information, and more.

View and bid on IU Surplus’ merchandise on GovDeals from the IU Surplus website.

Emergency assistance: Apply for emergency funding related to the Coronavirus outbreak from the Division of Student Affairs website.

Financial guidance: Financial guidance is available via virtual appointments with the IU MoneySmarts team.

Care referrals: Get help for yourself or someone else by submitting a Care Referral.

Health Center: Find hours and available services from the Health Center website. Personal well-being resources are also available.

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS): Counseling is available by phone and video; for information, see the Health Center website.

Advising, help with your grades, and more: Visit the Student Central website for information about academic support services.

Emergency assistance: Apply for emergency funding related to the Coronavirus outbreak from the Student Central website.

Essentials, finances, wellness, and more: Information about a variety of resources available within a five-mile radius of IUPUI are available on the Help Me R.O.A.R. website.

Crisis hotlines: Local 24-hour crisis hotlines are available from the IUPUI Student Affairs website.

Medical services: Find hours and available services from the IUPUI Student Affairs website’s Medical Services page.

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS): CAPS is available remotely; for information, go to the CAPS website.

Counseling & group support, The Pantry: Food & Toiletries, support for those experiencing issues such as financial problems, and much more are available from the Healthy at IU East website. Visit the Issues & Resources page for more links to help with housing, hunger, family or relationship violence, and more.

Apply for emergency assistance through IU East.

For help with financial challenges visit the Financial Aid website. Information about food access, health services, academic support, and much more are also available from the COVID-19 Student Resources webpage.

Apply for emergency assistance through IU Fort Wayne.

IT Training and Consulting: Contact IT Training and Consulting for help with technology; visit the IT Help for Students website for more information about services provided.

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS): For information about counseling and psychological services, visit the CAPS homepage. See also the Person of Concern form.

Resource Navigator: Contact the Resource Navigator for help with food scarcity, housing concerns, healthcare assistance, and more.

Emergency assistance: Apply for emergency assistance through IU Kokomo.

Office of Counseling Services: For information about counseling services visit the Office of Counseling Services website.

Food pantry: Contact the RedHawks Nest food pantry for available services.

Emergency assistance: Apply for emergency assistance through IU Northwest.

Counseling services: For information about counseling services, visit the Campus Life Counseling Services website.

Emergency assistance: Apply for emergency assistance through IUPUC.

Tutoring: Information about tutoring services is available from Student Engagement and Success’ Academic Centers for Excellence (ACE) webpage.

Counseling services: For information about counseling services, visit Student Engagement and Success’s Student Counseling Center webpage.

Emergency assistance: Apply for emergency assistance through IU South Bend.

Emergency student funding: Find information about emergency student grant funding on the Personal Counseling website.

Food and personal care items: Information about Grenadier Grab N Go is available from the Personal Counseling website.

Personal counseling: Counseling is available to support students; for details, visit the Personal Counseling webpage.

Emotional wellness: Find tips for maintaining emotional wellness during the COVID-19 outbreak on the Personal Counseling website.