The University of Chicago Student Manual is the official statement of University policies and regulations, and expected standards of student conduct that are applicable to all students. 

The Divinity School's  Announcements contain annual policies.  

The Doctoral Student Handbook is for Divinity PhD students. 
 

Every member of the University - student, faculty, and staff - makes a commitment to strive for personal and academic integrity; to treat others with dignity and respect; to honor the rights and property of others; to take responsibility for individual and group behavior; and to act as a responsible citizen in a free academic community and in the larger society.

The Divinity School aspires to be a community in which the commitments of a free academic community are upheld and in which students and faculty cultivate excellent relations.  Students should bring concerns about an academic matter forward in a timely manner, and the concern should be responded to as expeditiously as is feasible. Academic matters include but are not limited to such matters as course grades, teaching assignments, publication rights, timely feedback on academic work, timeliness of letters of recommendation, and application of policies and practices.

Please click here to read or download the Divinity School Grievance Policy.

Students with questions may contact Mimi Maduff in the Office of the Dean of Students, or Amanda Young, Associate Director, Graduate Student Affairs, in UChicagoGRAD.