Report an Incident

Call 911 immediately if there is an ongoing emergency or if you need to report an imminent threat or life-endangering situation.

NYU is committed to the well-being and safety of our students. Unfortunately, sometimes incidents occur, and NYU encourages prompt reporting. Below are some of the various methods you can use to report such incidents. You can find other reporting options in NYU policies, like the Non-Discrimination and Anti-Harassment Policy and Complaint Procedures for Students and the Sexual Misconduct, Relationship Violence, and Stalking Policy.

Common Reporting Resources

Bias Response Line

Members of the NYU community can use the Bias Response Line to report incidents of bias, discrimination, or harassing behavior. The Bias Response Line is not a disciplinary office, but helps facilitate responses and refers matters as needed. The Bias Response Line is part of the Office of Equal Opportunity, which handles complaints involving University employees. Individuals can report an incident to the Bias Response Line in the following ways:

Sexual Misconduct

Members of the NYU community can report incidents of sexual misconduct, relationship violence, and/or stalking. Title IX Coordinators review all reports and reach out to discuss support measures and explain resolution options. Individuals can report an incident to the Title IX Office in the following ways:

Student Misconduct

Anyone can use this form to report potential academic misconduct, violations of the University Code of Conduct, and other student policy violations. The Office of Student Conduct reviews submissions and will respond to actionable information. Individuals can report an incident of misconduct in the following ways:

Campus Safety

Anyone can contact the Department of Campus Safety if they witness or have information about non-life-threatening incidents, acts of aggression, or suspicious behavior on or around campus. Individuals can file a report with Campus Safety in the following ways:

(212) 998-2222
Via the Safe NYU App

Confidentiality

Sometimes, students may wish to share information and seek advice from individuals at NYU who will keep the information they are sharing confidential. However, many NYU employees are legally required by law to report certain kinds of incidents that are disclosed to them by students. Additional information about Confidentiality and Privacy and to find out which resources are — or not — confidential (such as NYU religious centers and chaplains, the Wellness Exchange, and Crisis Response Counselors) can be found on the Resource and Support page.

Report an Incident

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Common Reporting Resources

Confidentiality