Title IX
Developing a safe, equitable campus for all by offering supportive measures, educational resources, reporting guidance and a fair process for investigating and adjudicating Title IX concerns
Title IX Services and Information
File an Informal Report
Anyone can file an Informal Report with Title IX and/or ULPD notifying the university that sexual misconduct may have occurred.
Student Mandatory Sexual Assault Prevention Training (Vector)
Connect to the UofL Student Mandatory Sexual Assault Prevention Training and troubleshoot common issues.
Pregnant and Parenting Students
Resources for pregnant and parenting Cards to keep you progressing toward your degree while you support your family.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to questions about Title IX, including the basics, the process at UofL and the law.
Title IX Education, Safety and Training Resources
Find resources for staying safe and helping others, make a training request and access training materials.
UofL Sexual Misconduct and Related Policies
Policies for students, faculty and staff.
Who is a mandatory reporter?
Almost everyone who works for the University of Louisville - including, but not limited to, vice presidents, deans, department chairs, directors, coaches, staff, UofL police officers, any contracted security personnel and faculty members - are all mandatory reporters. These employees are required by federal law to report any information of which they become aware regarding sexual misconduct, sexual harassment, sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence and stalking to the Title IX Office.