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USC is here for you

Your front door to reporting concerns and getting the support you need

Your reporting options for all concerns

Report as a Trojan

Students, faculty, and staff, including Designated Employees, may use your USC login credentials to submit a report

Report as a guest

Report your concerns as a visitor at USC

Report anonymously

Trojans and USC guests can disclose anonymously

REPORT BY PHONE

You may also report concerns by calling 213-740-2500 or 800-348-7454 (toll-free). This number is staffed by live operators 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

FOR AN EMERGENCY
OR CRISIS

For an emergency or crisis, please call 911 or contact the USC Department of Public Safety (24/7) at 213-740-4321 (UPC) and 323-442-1000 (HSC).

FOR TITLE IX REPORTS

Reports that are related to federal and state civil rights laws, including Title IX and Section 504/ADA, are assigned via Report & Response to USC’s Office for Equity, Equal Opportunity, and Title IX (EEO-TIX). For contact information or support directly from EEO-TIX, please visit the EEO-TIX website and USC’s Notice of Nondiscrimination Statement.

You may also report concerns by calling 213-740-2500. This number is staffed by live operators 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

For an emergency or crisis, contact the USC Department of Public Safety (24/7) at 213-740-4321 (UPC) and 323-442-1000 (HSC).

If you’re USC faculty or staff, visit USC Policies page on Reporting Wrongdoing for more information on your Employee Reporting Responsibilities.

FOR USC FACULTY OR STAFF

Review Faculty and Staff Reporting Responsibilities for more information on Designated Employees and your reporting responsibilities.

Browse our resource hub

A list of confidential resources, supporting offices, and policies that are available to our university community.

Read frequently asked questions

A collection of questions and answers to support you through the reporting process, including your reporting options and accessing resources.

Learn about our process

To learn more about what to expect after a report is made, visit the Office of Professionalism and Ethics (OPE) website.

Learn more at OPE’s How to report webpage