Judicial Affairs

All students are expected to abide by the Student Code of Conduct. Use this resource to learn our about policies and community expectations.

If you have any concerns, incidents to report, or information you think should be passed on, please use the below links.

This form is intended for the use of any individual who witnessed an incident involving an University of Dallas student or has any concern(s) for an individual or group of students. Incidents include any and all violations of the Student Handbook. Concerns range from missed classes, overly stressed about school work, relationship problems or domestic violence, family issues (sickness, alcoholism, death, job loss), alcohol or drug abuse, repeated reckless conduct, and signs of depression or psychological issues.

News

UD Partners with Bishop Louis Reicher Catholic School to Build Traditional Catholic K-12 Curriculum

The University of Dallas is proud to announce the launch of a new long-term, wide-ranging partnership with Bishop Louis Reicher Catholic School in Waco, Texas, in which the university will provide a unified, dynamic and traditional Catholic K-12 curriculum. "This beautiful one-of-a-kind partnership will benefit Bishop Louis Reicher and the broader Waco community in countless ways," said Bishop Louis Reicher President Blake Evans.

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Due Santi Wines to Premier in Dallas at Central Market Wine Tasting

UD is proud to offer Dallas grocery shoppers a free wine tasting of Due Sant Wines at Central Market on Saturday, Jan. 25, 2020, featuring the second market release of the 2016 Due Santi Rosso vintage.

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Influential Scholar Robert P. George to Deliver 2020 Commencement Address

Noted legal scholar and Princeton University professor Robert P. George will address the Class of 2020 during the 61st annual Spring Commencement Ceremony at the University of Dallas. The ceremony will take place at 10 a.m. on Sunday, May 17, at The Theatre at Grand Prairie.

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