Report Hazing
Emergency
Sexual Assault and Bias-Related Incidents
If a hazing report includes allegations related to sexual misconduct and/or bias, the information may also be shared with the Title IX Coordinator, Deputy Title IX Coordinator, and/or Bias Reporting Committee.
If this is an emergency or an urgent situation, contact 911 or Georgetown University Police (202-687-4343) immediately.
If you have already downloaded the LiveSafe mobile safety app, you may also contact 911 or Georgetown University Police through the app.
Report Hazing to the University
You are encouraged to report hazing behaviors to the University if you have experienced hazing, witnessed hazing, or suspect that someone has experienced hazing by submitting a report online .
Please be aware that the University’s ability to investigate hazing incidents depends on the accuracy and specificity of the information you provide. You are encouraged to provide as much detail as possible so that the appropriate action can be taken to address the behavior.
While prompt reporting may aid an investigation, there is no time limit imposed as to when a formal complaint may be initiated against a current student, provided they were a Georgetown University student at the time of the alleged incident.
Report Hazing
While the University accepts anonymous reports, the ability to investigate may be limited. If this is an emergency or an urgent situation, call 911 or Georgetown University Police (202-687-4343) immediately.