Food Shelves
Eagle's Essentials Pantry
170 Owen Hall
Questions, Erica Claybrook-Cookman - [email protected]
New Hope Food Shelf
220 East 3rd St, Crookston, MN 56716
Questions, contact: Rachel Laferriere - [email protected] or 218-281-2644
Transportation
T.H.E. Bus
Tri-Valley Opportunity Council – transportation bus service
800-584-7020
Health & Counseling Services
Coronavirus Nurse Screening Hotline
218-470-7983
As a reminder, if you have symptoms of respiratory illness (these include fever, cough, muscle aches, sore throat, and headache) or questions regarding COVID-19. Please call RiverView’s Coronavirus Nurse Screening Hotline at 218-470-7983.
UMC Health Services
If you have questions or need assistance, call Student Health Services at 218-281-8512.
- We encourage everyone to continue to follow the up-to-date guidelines of the CDC.
- Information on Domestic Violence during COVID-19
Community Health Services
Emergency Services
Dial 911 (or on-campus dial 8-911)
Altru Clinic
218-281-9100
400 S Minnesota St., Crookston, MN 56716
Riverview Health
323 S Minnesota St., Crookston, MN 56716
Emergency Room - Open 24 hours
Phone: 218-281-9200
Minnesota Department of Health
651-201-5000 Phone
888-345-0823 Toll-free
Counseling/Mental Health Services
UMC Counseling Services
If you have questions or need assistance, contact Jodi Ramberg, UMN Crookston Counselor at 218-281-8585.
Internet Options
A variety of internet service providers are offering free or discounted services for people who qualify. If you need to take advantage of these offers, please contact the providers who service your area to learn more, or visit our Working and Learning Off Campus page for some service provider contact information.
Please note, certain areas around the state, country, and world will have different demands on the internet and the service quality may vary from time to time, so it may not be the application (i.e. Canvas, email, Netflix, etc.) you are using, but the current quality of your internet service due to the increased demand particularly during peak hours.
How to use your cell phone as a data source/hotspot
Check with your cell phone provider for instructions to set up your phone for “tethering”. Respective providers and cell phone models have different settings and instructions. People are encouraged to check what their data plan is (students please check with their parent/guardian) before using their mobile device as a hotspot to avoid additional charges and/or data overage charges. Not all data plans are unlimited and many throttle speeds particularly for video.