The University of Arkansas is dedicated to providing a safe, secure and inclusive learning environment for our campus community. You can help by reporting student concerns, student conduct violations, sexual misconduct or other potential threats to campus safety.
Please call 911 for emergencies. Sexual assault, sexual violence, domestic/dating violence and stalking are crimes. Victims are encouraged to report these crimes to UAPD (479) 575-2222 or other local law enforcement.
Sexual Assault or Domestic/Dating Violence
If you have experienced sexual assault, rape or relationship violence (e.g., domestic, dating or intimate partner violence), resources are available to help you learn about your options for care, support and reporting regardless of when it happened.
Sexual Harassment, Gender Discrimination or Stalking
The university should be a place of work and study for students, faculty, and staff, that is free of all forms of discrimination, sexual intimidation and harassment. If you have been the victim of any kind of gender-based discrimination or harassment, learn about your rights and reporting options.
Threatening Behavior and Other Campus Safety Concerns
Are you worried about the behavior of a member of the campus community? Are you worried about the safety or well-being of others, but are not sure what to do?
File a ReportNon-Emergency Student Concerns
Are you concerned about a friend, classmate or roommate? Have you or someone you know experienced a personal crisis or loss, and need help? The U of A Cares.
File a ReportCode of Student Life Violations
Have you witnessed someone committing plagiarism, vandalizing property, hazing another student, or otherwise violating the university’s code of student conduct?
File a ReportOther Reporting Information For Faculty and Staff
- Title IX and University of Arkansas policies require that responsible employees report concerns of sexual misconduct and discrimination to appropriate university personnel.
- For Razorback Transit, report Title VI discrimination based on race, color or national origin.
- Learn about how to report discrimination on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin and other protected characteristics under applicable federal and state laws.
- Report discrimination related to the Americans with Disabilities Act, which prohibits discrimination and ensures equal opportunity for persons with disabilities.
- General grievances can also be reported.
- Prevent fraud on campus by calling this confidential fraud hotline at 1-866-252-9838.
Reported information will be provided to the appropriate professional staff and each concern will be addressed in a comprehensive, efficient and effective manner. While confidentiality cannot be guaranteed, care will be taken to protect the identity of the reporting party, when requested. Reports can also be made anonymously, but this may limit the extent to which the concern/misconduct can be investigated.
For emergencies, please call 911. The university assumes no liability for emergency situations requiring immediate action reported through these forms.