Confidential RSVP counselors are available 24/7
- rsvpcenter@wustl.edu
- 314-935-3445
- Monday-Friday,
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
24/7 Emergency Support
If you need immediate medical care or are in danger, please call:
- On Campus: 314-935-5555
- Off-Campus: 911
In the moment emotional support, please call:
- Provident WashU: 314-935-6666
- SARAH Peer Counseling during the academic year: 314-935-8080
According to the Association of American Universities Sexual Assault Report, undergraduate students experience sexual assault, sexual harassment and intimate partner violence.
Undergraduate women experience the highest prevalence of relationship and sexual violence. | |
Undergraduate men report the second-highest prevalence of relationship and sexual violence. | |
The period between August and November is known as The Red Zone. The prevalence of reported sexual assault during this period is significantly higher for undergraduate students, particularly first-year students. | |
There are a wide variety of resources available. Remember each situation is unique, and the RSVP Center can work with you to take the steps that make sense in your particular situation. |
Resources for undergraduate students
There are a variety of resources available to students who experience sexual assault and gender violence, both on Washington University’s campus and in the greater St. Louis area. RSVP Center staff will be able to support you and also assist you in locating and accessing the resources most appropriate for your situation and needs.
Understanding the different forms in which sexual and relationship violence appear may help you determine if you are experiencing it. Use the following links to find more information on sexual harassment, relationship and dating violence and stalking.
Campus resources
For Danforth campus students:
Get Help from the RSVP Center
Center for Counseling and Psychological Services: 314-935-6666, Option 2
On the Medical School campus:
WUSM Security & Law Enforcement for on-campus assistance:
314-362-HELP (4357)