Cornell preps for no-confidence vote against president after Jane Doe’s allegations: What to know
The Cornell University Faculty Senate is set to debate a no-confidence vote on Wednesday against President Michael I. Kotlikoff after allegations of a 2024 gang rape at a campus fraternity that res… The Cornell University Faculty Senate is set to debate a no-confidence vote against President Michael I. Kotlikoff, following allegations of a 2024 gang rape at a campus fraternity that resulted in no criminal charges. The vote, led by Paul Ortiz, will be debated by the more than 75 members of the Faculty Senate and could result in a delay or a repeat of the vote. While the vote has no authority to remove an official, it would show deep dissatisfaction with how Cornell leadership has handled accusations from Jane Doe that seven members of a Chi Phi fraternity raped her. The resolution states that the faculty has no confidence in Cornell's leadership to address the ongoing crisis of sexual assault at the school. Jane Doe has filed a lawsuit against the university, the men she alleges were involved, the fraternity, her own sorority and the bar that served her alcohol that night.
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(The Hill) — The Cornell University Faculty Senate is set to debate a no-confidence vote on Wednesday against President Michael I. Kotlikoff after allegations of a 2024 gang rape at a campus fraternit... [4266 symbols]
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