Excerpt: UB said it had not received a formal complaint through its authorized offices at the time of its statement and was seeking to reach the person behind the anonymous post.
The University of Baguio (UB) issued an official statement on August 4, 2026, in response to an anonymous social media post alleging sexual assault involving a faculty member. BCG has not independently verified the allegation.
UB said that, as of the time of its statement, it had not received a formal complaint or report regarding the allegation through its authorized offices for receiving and acting on such reports.
According to the university, without a report, it had not yet been able to initiate the appropriate fact-finding and protective processes.
UB said it was actively seeking a way to reach the person behind the anonymous post so that assistance, protection, and appropriate institutional processes could be made available.
The university encouraged the person behind the anonymous post, or anyone assisting them, to communicate with UB through a trusted office, official, guidance counselor, or other support channel where they feel safe.
UB identified the Complaint Handling Office and the Committee on Decorum and Investigation as mechanisms for receiving complaints, protecting concerned parties, and ensuring that reports are handled with confidentiality, sensitivity, and fairness.
The university also said reports related to the allegation would be treated with urgency and compassion. It stated its commitment to taking appropriate action based on verified information, established procedures, and the rights and welfare of everyone involved.
Readers may view UB’s complete official statement through the source link or the image below.
Source: University of Baguio official statement, August 4, 2026
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