Information Session and Q&A (held on September 25, 2023)
University of Portland is committed to fostering a community in which all members feel respected and safe. Sexual and gender-based harassment, misconduct, and violence have no place at the University, are inconsistent with our mission and values as a Holy Cross university, and will not be tolerated.
UP believes that it is our community’s responsibility to prevent, educate, and effectively respond, and it is a responsibility the University takes very seriously. We recognize that a culture of respect and safety requires that each one of us — students, staff, faculty, and administrators — do our part when something occurs that is not consistent with our community’s values. Further, it is imperative that individuals affected by sexual and gender-based harassment, misconduct, and violence know they are not alone — that our community is here to help.
UP community members are encouraged to report incidents of sexual and gender-based harassment, misconduct, and violence to the Title IX Office. The University will take steps to appropriately address such reports and support affected community members.
Together, we can take a stand to be part of a community in which all members feel respected and safe. Join us in learning more about campus and community resources and reporting options, along with our education and prevention programs.
The University of Portland is committed to making the Title IX process as accessible as possible for all students. Students who require a disability accommodation or who may have other factors that could impact their ability to participate in or seek resources from the Title IX program should contact the Title IX Office at titleix@up.edu or 800.745.3261 (Toll Free) or 503.943.8982 to make a request.
The Equity in Athletics Report contains participation rates, financial support, and other information regarding men’s and women’s intercollegiate athletic programs.