Housing Options
Â鶹Çø Graduate Housing – affordable on-campus housing
Aeon Affordable Housing – affordable and market rate housing listings
 – affordable housing with support services for families, seniors, and adults with disabilities
 – 10-minute walk from campus
 – provides free and low-cost legal, organizing, education, and advocacy services to tenants
 – information on housing programs and subsidies
 – affordable housing listings in Minneapolis and Saint Paul
 – affordable housing listings in Minneapolis, Saint Paul, New Hope, and Saint Louis Park
 – student living options near campus
Support for your GRADUATE Work at Â鶹Çø
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:ÌýAccess from Inside Â鶹Çø
:ÌýHelp with wireless, printing, remote access to computer labs, free Microsoft Office
Student financial services:ÌýStudent Financial Services helps students understand their tuition and fee charges and options to fund their college career. No matter what stage a student is in, we are here to help.
: The Writing Center offers in-person and online and writing support.
Self-Care SUpports
Center for Wellness and Counseling (CWC):
Counseling services at CWC are available during the fall and spring semesters
- Short-term individual counseling for currently enrolled students during fall and spring semesters (up to 10 sessions each academic year)
- Â for urgent personal concerns
- Consultation and referral
- Sexual assault support
- Consultation with students concerned about a friend’s mental health
- Couples counseling (if both partners are Â鶹Çø students)
- Limited short-term psychiatric consultation for CWC clients only (after referral by a CWC counselor)
- Limited short-term nutritionist consultation for CWC clients only (after referral by a CWC counselor)
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Campus Kitchen:ÌýHosts free community meals and give-back in the community, runs a campus food shelf open to all, distributes free produce to the Â鶹Çø community, has community garden plots available, includes the Food Lab, where students can cook together.
Sexual Assault Support, including 24-hour helpline: 612-626-9111
ADDITIONAL Support
CLASS Services (Disability Accommodations): If you have ADHD, a mental health disability, a learning disability, a physical/sensory impairment, a chronic health condition, are on the autism spectrum, or have another disability, the CLASS office can provide you with reasonable accommodations and support.
Student Initiatives: The Department of Student Initiatives creates a community that reflects our dedication to fostering a globally aware and equitable community—from celebrations to thought-provoking workshops, these events provide opportunities for learning, dialogue, and connection, enriching the student experience and advancing our commitment to inclusivity and global understanding. Services provided include:
- Assisting students with the admissions process and financial aid application
- Providing academic advising and course planning
- Offering counseling services (personal, social, and cultural) including interventions, crisis counseling, and advocacy
- Fostering student security and comfort
- Providing opportunities to network with other students, faculty, staff, and alumni
- Offering community and professional referrals, networking opportunities, and information for jobs and internships
- Assisting with new student orientation and registration
- Offering scholarship opportunities as well as assists in seeking/provides resources for other scholarships
- Assisting the Scholastic Connections program in seeking mentors
612-330-1087
Office Location: Oyaté Commons, Christensen Center, Suite 2
International Student and Scholar Services:Ìý612.330.1659, isss@augsburg.edu
Campus Ministry:ÌýServices for students on campus:
- Morning Chapel: Daily M-F when classes are in session, no classes scheduled during Chapel times
- Hoversten Chapel, Foss Center. MWF: 10:40-11am, TTh: 11:30-11:50am.
Christensen Center for Vocation:ÌýInterfaith initiatives, Christian ministry
Logistics
Fob Access: Most buildings on campus require fob access.
Lockers (free for students)
Public Safety:Â 24 hour helpline, escorts, emergency notification services, key fobs, parking
 Discounted transit passes, free bikes to borrow, access to locker rooms for bike commuting, etc