Student and Campus Safety
The safety of our students, faculty, staff and campus guests is the highest priority of Boise State University.
Campus leaders are committed to doing everything possible to prevent sexual misconduct and other crimes, as well as harassment, incidents of hate and bias, and other misdeeds that go against the university’s mission and our Shared Values. When necessary, the university will act quickly to respond to reported incidents and mitigate allegations — and to support our students, faculty, staff and others in as many ways as possible.
Boise State has a long and expansive set of integrated resources, support services, security efforts, educational opportunities and response teams in place to prevent sexual assault and harassment, other crimes, and incidents of hate and bias — is in a continual process of reviewing, updating and improving these efforts. Nearly all of these offices, services and supports are open to the entire campus community — including students, faculty and staff.
Report a Crime
In any emergency, call 9-1-1.
If you experience, witness, or suspect criminal activity on campus you can call 9-1-1 or the Department of Public Safety at (208) 426-6911.
If you have information about a crime that has occurred on campus but wish to report the information anonymously, call Crime Stoppers at (208) 343-2677 or fill out Boise State’s “Silent Witness” form. Your information will be taken with the strictest confidence by specially trained personnel. Tipsters are issued code numbers to protect their anonymity and are never asked to provide their name or personal information.
COVID Response
Learn more about how to help keep our community safe, health guidelines and available resources on Boise State’s COVID Response site.
Sexual Misconduct and Title IX
If you feel you or someone you know has been discriminated against on the basis of sex, Boise State University is here to help.
Reports of sexual harassment and assault, relationship violence, and stalking are taken seriously by Boise State. To file a formal complaint, fill out the form on this web page.
To find out more about Title IX, contact Danielle Charters, Title IX Coordinator, at (208) 426-1258 or ReportDiscrimination@montableauperso.com.
Retaliation for filing a complaint is prohibited under Title IX and the university will take instances of retaliation seriously and promptly respond to reports.
To get support without filing a complaint — or to get help determining whether and how to file a complaint — confidential services are available on campus:
- Gender Equity Center: Serves the entire campus community of faculty, staff and students and can provide confidential support and advocacy. Student Union, 2nd floor, (208) 426-4259, genderequity@montableauperso.com.
- University Health Services: Provides a full range of primary care, referral and educational services. Call for an appointment. Urgent care is also available on a first-come, first-served basis. Norco Building, 2nd floor, (208) 426-1459, healthservices@montableauperso.com.
- University Counseling Services: Provides mental health services that enhance student growth and development, help improve personal effectiveness and resilience for student success. Norco Building, 2nd floor, (208) 426-1459, healthservices@montableauperso.com.
Discrimination, hate and bias
To file reports of discrimination or incidents of hate and bias, contact the Office of Institutional Compliance and Ethics at (208) 426-1258 or reportdiscrimination@montableauperso.com.
Stay Connected

- BroncoAlert is a phone and text-based system allowing the university to notify students, faculty, staff and others when an emergency is taking place on or near campus. Students are automatically included, but anyone else on or off campus can opt in. To opt-in to BroncoAlert, follow the instructions on this web page.
- Rave Guardian is a free mobile app that offers multiple easy and automatic ways to stay safe and connected to friends, family and Boise State Public Safety. Find out much more about this valuable app and download Rave Guardian here.
Student Support
Boise State has an integrated and coordinated set of services and supports to ensure all our students are safe, welcome, empowered and connected.
Campus Security
A partnership of Boise State’s professional security team and the City of Boise’s police force provides 24-hour security, response and support across campus.
Boise State Policies on Sexual Misconduct, Harassment, Relationships and Conduct
Boise State Policy #1065, Sexual Harassment, Sexual Misconduct, Dating Violence, Domestic Violence and Stalking
Boise State Policy #12000, Clery Act Compliance
Boise State Policy #12040, Workplace Violence
Boise State Policy #1060, Nondiscrimination and Anti-Harassment
Boise State Policy 7010, Consensual Relationships
Boise State Policy #7015, Faculty/Staff and Student Consensual Relationships
Boise State Policy #7450, Classified Employees Due Process Procedure and Appeal
Boise State Policy #2020, Student Code of Conduct
Boise State Policy #3240, Maintaining Effective Learning Environments
Campus Safety Map
Our interactive campus map shows all the blue security phones throughout campus, as well as each of the automated external defibrillators.