For Emergencies: Dial 911.
Police Department Office: 512-471-4441
The University of Texas Police Department is committed to upholding its mission to serve and protect. In addition to typical policing services, it provides comprehensive community-oriented resources on crime prevention, sexual assault, campus safety and much more.

The Emergency Management site provides resources for emergency events, campus closures, notifications and other emergency plans and communications.

Phone: 512-232-5050
BCAL is a 24-hour/seven-days-a-week advice line, providing students, faculty and staff an opportunity to discuss their concerns about another individual's behavior. Trained staff members will assist callers in exploring available options and strategies, along with providing appropriate guidance and resource referrals.

BCAL is a shared service (DOS, UTPD, EAP). Student Emergency Services does not administrator BCAL.

Phone: 512-232-9255
Use SURE Walk, a student-run volunteer group that provides walks to and from campus to students, faculty members and staffers. 

UT Night Rides provides a Lyft away from main campus to your home seven days a week from midnight to 4:00 a.m.

LifeSafe at UT Austin is a free mobile app that gives the UT community immediate access to police dispatch via text. Users can also submit photos and videos directly to officers.

Between 3:30 pm and 3:00 am, the Safety Ambassadors will be an onsite presence on foot and bicycle, and by truck, sharing safety resources and tips, escorting residents to their destinations in the late evening, monitoring the region for unwanted activity, discouraging panhandling, working with local law enforcement to address other problematic situations, and serving as another set of eyes in the area.

Phone: 512-232-5050
BCAL is a 24-hour/seven-days-a-week advice line, providing students, faculty and staff an opportunity to discuss their concerns about another individual's behavior. Trained staff members will assist callers in exploring available options and strategies, along with providing appropriate guidance and resource referrals.

BCAL is a shared service (DOS, UTPD, EAP). Student Emergency Services does not administrator BCAL.

CMHC helps students with their personal concerns so they can meet the daily challenges of student life, providing helpful resources, short-term individual counseling, psychiatric services and group counseling.

Phone: 512-471-CALL (512-471-2255)
The Crisis Line is a confidential service that offers UT Austin students the opportunity to speak with trained counselors about urgent concerns. Counselors are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Find counseling services for staffers and faculty members through the Employee Assistance Program.

Free and voluntary confidential resource to listen to student, faculty, and staff concerns and identify solutions.

Phone: 512-232-5050
BCAL is a 24-hour/seven-days-a-week advice line, providing students, faculty and staff an opportunity to discuss their concerns about another individual's behavior. Trained staff members will assist callers in exploring available options and strategies, along with providing appropriate guidance and resource referrals.

BCAL is a shared service (DOS, UTPD, EAP). Student Emergency Services does not administrator BCAL.

Learn about the reporting process, support services available, and your options.

BeVocal, the Bystander Intervention Initiative of The University of Texas at Austin, empowers individual Longhorns to prevent high-risk behavior or harm and create a culture of caring for each other's well-being.

Phone: 512-232-9699
The Victim's Advocate Network (VAN) is a 24/7 on-call network that responds at the request of UT police officers. VAN provide Mental Health First Aid and linkage to the appropriate campus or community resources for ongoing support.

The Title IX Office seeks to provide leadership pertaining to the Title IX regulations, state laws and University policies, as well as develop and implement best practices for prevention, training, resources and support services at the University.

The University of Texas Police Department (UTPD) maintains more than 120 outdoor emergency phones all across campus. Pushing the call button on these phones connects directly with the UTPD, automatically pinpointing the caller's location.

Environmental Health and Safety promotes the safe operation of research labs and other facilities on campus for the protection of faculty, staff and students. 

Fire Prevention Services directs a comprehensive program of inspection, prevention, plan review and public education designed to minimize risk and maximize campus safety.

Hazing threatens the safety and wellness of our students, and is not accepted or tolerated on our campus. The Office of the Dean of Students investigates and responds to hazing incidents and also provides resources to help students identify, avoid and prevent it.

Assists students, and in some cases their families and friends, during a personal emergency or crisis. It also administers the Student Emergency Fund.

Voices Against Violence transforms the campus community by addressing issues of interpersonal violence. Their dynamic programming increases safety, cultivates support and promotes student growth regarding issues of relationship violence, sexual violence and stalking.

Provides assistance and advice on issues affecting international students, faculty, friends and staff.

(In the Dean of Students Office)
Provides consultation and support for events and campus space reservations.

Programs and services for students, staff and faculty who need accommodations and other support.