Penn State encourages reporting misconduct. If you see something, say something. Penn State has different resources to report different types of misconduct. Most reporting options offer the ability to report anonymously.
If you feel like you or someone else is in immediate danger, please contact University Police at 814-863-1111 or call 911.
If you have been subjected to or witness to an act of bias, intolerance, sexual assault, harassment, hazing, or other act Penn State strongly encourages you to report the incident. If you are unsure of how to report, any of our Student Affairs offices can help you get to the right place. Many reporting options are anonymous. However, make sure to read each form carefully to understand how specific reports are handled.
Not sure if you want to make a report? You are still entitled to receive confidential and free emotional support and medical care through the University, as well as request changes to your academic, housing, transportation and working situations. Many of our offices offer confidential support so you can talk to someone who can help you understand your options.
Online Reporting Options
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Report Bias
Report incidents involving acts of bias, intolerance, discrimination, harassment and/or incivility. -
Report Student Conduct Violation
Report incidents that may be a violation of the Student Code of Conduct. -
Report Sexual Misconduct
Report an incident involving sexual harassment, sexual misconduct, dating violence, domestic violence, and/or stalking. -
Report a Behavioral Threat
Report risky or threatening behavior that may pose a threat to the community. -
Report Hazing
Report ethic and compliance concerns, including hazing. -
Report a Student Concern
Express concern for a student experiencing academic, health, safety, or financial distress at any campus.