Campus Accessibility

The campus accessibility map shows automatic doors as well as accessible doors, elevators, restrooms, and parking stalls (standard and van).

Campus Access Updates site shows road, sidewalk, and lot closures on campus.

The CyRide website has maps and schedules of bus routes for getting around campus and the Ames area.

Dial-A-Ride is a door-to-door service serving individuals with a disability within ¾ mile from both sides of any CyRide fixed route.

ISU medical permits can be obtained from the ISU parking division office. Students, faculty and staff must present a current valid Department of Transportation parking permit for persons with disabilities in order to obtain an ISU medical permit.

Do you know of an accessibility problem at ISU that needs attention? Please report that using ISU's Barriers to Access form!

The Digital Accessibility team ensures digital accessibility for all university media by continually improving the user experience and applying relevant accessibility standards.

Instructors work with CELT to create course design at ISU to ensure that all learners can participate, engage, and enjoy the multitude of academic opportunities, experiences, and spaces the University has to offer.

All ISU students have access to a variety of accessible tools through their student accounts. Students who require more specialized technology can meet with the SAS office to discuss the options available to them.