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2025: Year in Review

Staying safe on campus

BYU–Hawaii offers an array of resources, hotlines and report options for students who require assistance

Universities carry the legal and fundamental duty to ensure their students’ safety and well-being, said The Reardon Law Firm. This duty is divided into different areas of responsibilities, including campus safety and security, mental health support, anti-discrimination and overall health and well-being. Robert Abrahart writes on Wonkhe that although institutions cannot prevent every incident, they are held responsible for foreseeable dangers and preventable harm. Therefore, BYU–Hawaii fulfills this obligation through a reliable roster of resources, hotlines and report options to make the campus a safe environment for students. Get familiar with this information to know who’s available to help when in crisis or in need of immediate assistance.

A group of men and women wearing orange uniforms smiling at the camera during the Safety Event on campus.
Photo by Hiroki Konno

Safety and security

Campus

BYU–Hawaii Security: (808) 675-3911 or (808) 675-3503. Open 24 hours, seven days a week.

BYU–Hawaii Safety & Risk Management: (808) 675-3281

Police

Hawaii’s police hotline for life-threatening emergencies: 911

Hawaii’s police hotline for non-life-threatening emergencies: (808) 935-3311

Kahuku substation: (808) 293-8565

Main station: (808) 529-3111

Confidential recorded message: (808) 955-3500

Crime Stoppers: (808) 955-8300

Fire

Fire Alarm Bureau: (808) 523-4411

Weather

Civil Defense: (808) 523-4121

Health and well-being

BYU–Hawaii Health Services: (808) 675-3510

BYU–Hawaii after-hour medical advice line: (808) 675-3911

Mental health support and victim assistance

Campus

BYU–Hawaii Counseling Services: (808) 675-3518

CARE Team incident report: (808) 832-3100

National hotlines

Crisis Text Line or Text HOME to 741741

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1 (800) 273-8255

Call or text 988, or chat 988lifeline.org

Report options

BYU–Hawaii has an established reporting system for various concerns, including Honor Code and ethical violations, noncompliance with law and policies, sexual discrimination and disruptive behaviors. Go to reportaconcern.byuh.edu to access the forms.