UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Penn State is reminding its campus communities of available University resources to report instances of bias or intolerance as current events continue to affect students, faculty and staff.
Penn State faculty, staff, students, and guests who witness or experience acts of bias or intolerance can anonymously report incidents through the University’s Report Bias webpage. Students may also submit a report by calling the 24-hour hotline at 800-560-1637. For behavior that you believe may violate the University’s Student Code of Conduct, contact Student Accountability and Conflict Resolution.
For bias or intolerance incidents where no student is involved, faculty and staff should contact the Office of Equal Opportunity and Access to file an online complaint or call 814-863-0471.
Penn State takes every report seriously and investigates to the fullest extent possible to determine if there is action that can be taken. University leaders will continue to do all they can to prevent biased and hate-filled behavior in our communities.
Additional resources:
- University Police and Public Safety: On the University Park campus, University Police can be reached at 814-863-1111 for non-emergencies, and at 911 for emergencies. At Commonwealth Campuses, a list of University Police offices can be found here. Individuals at Commonwealth Campuses should call 911 for emergencies.
- Safe Walk Service: Available at University Park campus every day throughout the year, the Safe Walk Service offers a free Auxiliary Police walking accompaniment for students, employees and visitors who may feel unsafe walking alone on campus at night. Call 814-865-WALK (9255) to request a Safe Walk.