If you feel you are the victim of a crime, have observed suspicious behavior, or see a crime occurring, please contact MSU Police and Public Safety. You can contact the department any time at 517-355-2221 for non-emergencies. In the case of an emergency, call or text 911. We are available 24/7 as a resource to keep you safe.
Michigan State University has a policy that prohibits relationship violence and sexual misconduct, including sexual assault. MSU Police and Public Safety handles criminal investigations and works collaboratively with the MSU Office of Institutional Equity. If you feel you are the victim of a sexual assault or have been assaulted by a person you are in a relationship with, there are reporting options available to you at the link below.
Any member of the Michigan State University community can make a report about an alleged bias-related incident or hate crime by contacting MSU DPPS or the MSU Office of Institutional Equity. Our Bias Incident Response Unit takes the lead on all bias-related incidents.
Michigan State University’s Care and Intervention Team (CAIT) and the MSU DPPS Community Care Unit (CCU) both exist to facilitate a multidisciplinary, coordinated response to reports of students, employees, or other individuals on campus who have engaged in behavior indicating a possible threat of harm to self or other members of the campus community. If you feel a person on campus poses an immediate threat, contact MSU DPPS. If you have concerns that a person may be a threat, complete the form below.