SLU 101 Resources
It's official — welcome to the family! Faculty, staff and students have been working hard to connect you to the SLU community. This page serves as your online resource hub for SLU 101 summer orientation.
You are embarking on an exciting adventure. These resources will give you the information you need to feel confident and prepared for your first semester as a Billiken. Dive into SLU's mission, discover our academic support services, learn the ins and outs of living on campus — and much more. Please continue to use these first-year resources after SLU 101 to revisit the information you learned during summer orientation.
We're Here for You
The University Academic Calendar is a great source of information to continue to refer back to for key dates at the university.
From textbooks to apparel, the Billiken Shop Saint Louis University Bookstore in the Busch Student Center has everything you need.
Student meal plans are convenient, flexible, and loaded with options.
Campus Ministry supports the mission of the University in the pursuit of truth for the greater glory of God and for the service of humanity. We encourage you to explore your spirituality, engage with our campus ministers, and participate in programs. We welcome you regardless of your faith.
At SLU, we are here to support your whole person. As you prepare to transition to campus life, check out SLU's campus recreation and wellness programs, along with SLU resources for your well-being.
Saint Louis University Career Services is here to help you begin a process of self-exploration to better make decisions about majors and careers. We offer career counseling and resources, including a podcast focused on professional and vocational development.
Saint Louis University's Center for Accessibility and Disability Resources supports your educational experience by helping you access academic accommodations and services. Contact us at disability_services@slu.edu or schedule an appointment through EAB Navigate.
The Center for Social Action connects students, faculty, staff, and alumni to volunteer opportunities near and far, in person or remotely.
The Cross Cultural Center for Global Citizenship promotes and maintains an inclusive environment of mutual respect for people of all backgrounds, cultures, and identities.
Fraternities and sororities have been part of campus life at Saint Louis University since the early 1900s. Learn more at the fraternity and sorority life website.
Homecoming and Family Weekend will be Sept. 26-28, 2025. Registration typically opens by Aug. 1.

















