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Visit the Women's Center

Conveniently located at 306 Hanna Street鈥攔ight across from Lucy Hall and Rector Village鈥攖he Women鈥檚 Center is open during the academic year, Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Housed in a charming historic home, the Center features a full kitchen, two offices, a spacious living room, and the Safe Room鈥攁n emergency residential space. Two professional staff members, the Director and the Coordinator, have offices onsite. Additionally, a full-time student serves as the Resident Intern and resides in the Center throughout the academic year.

Whether you're interested in learning more about our programs or would like to use the space, we welcome you to reach out to Sarah Ryan for more information.

Our lounge is available for use by campus groups, clubs, or classes. You鈥檙e welcome to reserve it for weekly meetings or occasional gatherings. We want the Women鈥檚 Center to feel like home鈥攜our space to connect, reflect, and recharge.

Engage with the Women's Center

The Women鈥檚 Center is a vibrant hub for dialogue, connection, and community. We host guest speakers, educational workshops, and weekly events that explore topics related to the lives, health, and well-being of women and gender-expansive individuals.

From student group meetings and free food to one-on-one consultations and print resources, we offer opportunities for engagement that support both personal growth and campus-wide equity efforts. It鈥檚 also a quiet, welcoming place to study or unwind.

We鈥檇 love to have you join us鈥攕top by, call, or email to learn more or to request a calendar of events.

Collaborative support and inclusive advocacy

The Women鈥檚 Center works closely with campus partners鈥攊ncluding the Wellness Center, Dean of Students Office, Campus Living and Community Development, and DePauw Public Safety鈥攖o ensure coordinated support for students.

We also collaborate with student-led organizations advancing gender equity and serve as advocates for individual students when appropriate, helping navigate resources and respond to emerging needs.