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***STUDENT REPORT AND SUPPORT: Between 13 April and 23 April, there may be a delay in responding to Report + Support submissions due to staff leave.

If you need more immediate support or advice during this time, we encourage you to contact the EUSA Advice Place, who can provide confidential, independent support to students.

Spiking is; ‘when someone puts alcohol or drugs into another person’s drink or body without their consent or knowledge.’  

People can also be a victim of ‘needle spiking’, which is injecting someone with drugs without their consent.  

Spiking someone could be a number of criminal offences, which can carry sentences of up to 10 years in prison (Police UK)  

  

There are two ways you can tell us what happened

Report with your contact details or Report anonymously