Reporting Resources
The University of Oklahoma believes in a safe and fun fraternity or sorority experience. We exist to further the mission of the University of Oklahoma and Student Affairs: "The mission of Student Affairs is to enhance students’ academic success by developing student skills, cultivating diverse, campus life experiences and enriching the university community through programs and services."
Should your experience or the experience of someone you know not fit this mission, please consider reporting. We have complied a list of reporting outlets on or around campus below.
At OU, fostering an environment of integrity, respect, and the highest ethical standards is a top priority. Each member of the OU community shares the responsibility of ensuring these values are firmly upheld and concerns are promptly addressed. The reporting hotline – OU Report It! – provides a simple and anonymous way for employees, students, and community members to report concerns related, but not limited, to: Human Resources, Academics, Safety, Student Affairs, Accounting and Financial, Regulatory/Policy Compliance, Institutional Equity, Athletics and Research. The hotline is hosted by Navex Global, an independent third party, to provide an avenue to confidentially report suspected wrongdoing or unethical behavior without the fear of retaliation. Violations or concerns may be submitted 24 hours a day through the following methods:
- Phone: (844) 428-6231
- Online: www.ou.ethicspoint.com
- Mobile:

At the University of Oklahoma, hazing is strictly prohibited from fraternal organizations and any registered student organization. Hazing is defined as any intentional or unintentional action or situation – with or without consent- that endangers a student, creates risk of injury, mental or physical discomfort, harassment, embarrassment, and/or ridicule – whether on or off campus – for the purpose of initiation into, affiliation with, or as a condition for continued membership in any student organization or team. Hazing is not only in direct violation with student conduct policy, but also in violation with the Oklahoma Statutes in Section 1190 of Title 21.
A hazing incident may be reported to Student Conduct by anyone: a person who was directly affected by the activity, a person who was involved in the incident; faculty, staff, parents, friends, or community members; or anyone who is generally concerned about a student or group. If you have witnessed or have knowledge of a possible hazing incident, report the incident immediately to Student Conduct and/or the police.
National Hazing Reporting Hotline – (888) NOT-HAZE
All campus-affiliated student organizations and all students who are currently enrolled at the University of Oklahoma or are pre-enrolled for subsequent semesters and have attended the institution for at least one semester in the current or past academic year are responsible for following federal, state and local laws, the Student Rights and Responsibilities Code, and the Student Alcohol Policy.
The OU Behavior Intervention Team helps keep our community healthy and safe. You are an important member of the team. Your reports allow the team to reach out to individuals and provide appropriate intervention and support. With your help, the team is better able to keep the campus a safe enviornment in which students, faculty and staff may live, study and work.
If you are reporting an immediate threat to self or others, call 911.
BIT's focus is care and concern for students, faculty, and staff members who may be in distress. BIT coordinates resources and implement a centralized response, with the goals of providing assistance to the individual and keeping our community healthy and safe.
University of Oklahoma BIT - (405) 325-7700
The University of Oklahoma offers many resources to students
Law Enforcement
OU Police Department (OUPD) - 911 or (405) 325-1911
Confidential Reporting
OU Advocates - (405) 615-0013
University Reporting
Sexual Misconduct Office - (405) 325-2215
The mission of Student Affairs is to enhance students’ academic success by developing student skills, cultivating diverse, campus life experiences and enriching the university community through programs and services.
For more resources and ways to report, visit the University of Oklahoma Student Affairs site.