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I Went to Cornell. What Happened at Chi Phi Didn't Shock Me | Opinion

I Went to Cornell. What Happened at Chi Phi Didn't Shock Me | Opinion

Summary

A former Cornell student filed a lawsuit accusing the Chi Phi fraternity of pressuring her to use drugs and sexually assaulting her in 2024. The university punished some members and stopped the fraternity from operating on campus while the district attorney reopens the case.

Key Facts

  • The lawsuit claims that fraternity members pressured a 20-year-old student to use ketamine, alcohol, and marijuana.
  • The woman says she was sexually assaulted over several hours at the Chi Phi fraternity house in October 2024.
  • The woman reported the assault about three weeks later, but charges were initially not filed.
  • Cornell investigated, suspended some members, and banned the fraternity from campus.
  • The district attorney is reopening the investigation into the alleged assault.
  • The woman left Cornell University after the incident.
  • The article notes a pattern of alcohol and drugs being used to manipulate and harm women at fraternity events.
  • The article highlights challenges survivors face in seeking justice and healing.
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