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Cornell Faculty Prepares No-Confidence Vote
Cornell faculty votes on no-confidence amid protests over alleged 2024 gang rape handling.
In brief
Cornell faculty votes on no-confidence amid protests over alleged 2024 gang rape handling. Cornell faculty plans no-confidence vote against leadership after campus protests over alleged 2024 gang rape handling. Originally reported by Straight Arrow.
Faculty Senate Prepares Vote
Cornell University's Faculty Senate announced plans to vote on a no-confidence resolution Oct 14.
Campus Protests Grow
Hundreds of students, faculty and community members protested wearing purple ribbons and signs supporting survivors.
Alleged 2024 Gang Rape Case
A woman identified as Jane Doe filed a lawsuit claiming gang rape at a Cornell fraternity in 2024.
University Response
Cornell suspended the fraternity chapter and seven students before opening a Title IX investigation.
Legal Status
New York Attorney General Letitia James is investigating the case and could bring it before a grand jury.
Protesters Demand Action
Protesters called for President Michael Kotlikoff to resign and for Cornell to ban fraternities.
The essence
Cornell faculty plans no-confidence vote against leadership after campus protests over alleged 2024 gang rape handling.
