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Submit a complaint toThe Ubyssey

We're sorry that one of our stories has caused you to access this form. We're ready to hear what you have to say.
Before you continue, we want you to know:

We value your privacy

Your personal information will only be used for the purposes of responding to your complaint, and will be disclosed only to relevant Ubyssey editors. Editors are public servants and will not use your personal information for improper purposes, such as for facilitating gossip or retribution. That would violate our professional ethics, and consequences exist for doing so.

Regardless of what your issue is, we will treat you with respect at every step of the process. We ask the same in return

Respecting your privacy is one part of the process, but we're also committing to working with you in good faith toward a resolution and remaining open-minded about your positions. We hope you can as well.

Emailing an editor may be faster

This form is primarily accessed by senior editors. If you want us to look into something urgently, sending an email directly to the section editor is faster. Please do not email reporters directly, since they are not authorized to make changes or respond to formal complaints on their own.
If you do choose to email an editor, please know that the above statements apply to those interactions as well: we'll respect your privacy and your dignity throughout the process.
We wish we didn't have to say this, but is important: harassment of journalists is a serious problem. UBC researchers have documented how reputational attacks affect journalists.
The Canadian Association of Journalists regards threatening journalists as "a threat to freedom itself." We have to take measures to safeguard our staff and our volunteers, which includes making referrals to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police if correspondence (in any media of communication) indicates their safety is at risk.