
Buckeyes STEP UP to stop harassment, discrimination and sexual misconduct.
How to help your fellow Buckeyes
There are three ways you can intervene to stop misconduct:
1. Direct: Confront the situation by asking the person to stop or saying, "Hey, that's not cool."
2. Distract: Redirect the attention of those involved so the situation stops.
3. Delegate: Ask someone else to help to stop the situation.
If you or someone you know has been impacted, you can file a report here or use one of the three following ways to make a report to the university:

Email the Office of Institutional Equity at equity@osu.edu or the office’s Title IX program at titleIX@osu.edu
Call

Call the Office of Institutional Equity at 614-247-5838
Reporting
Reporting to the police
Ohio State encourages individuals to report crimes, including sexual assault, to University Police or the appropriate law enforcement agency. 911 (emergency) 614-292-2121 (University Police, non-emergency)
Not sure about reporting?
Explore this list of resources that can help you understand your options.