Cornell University Bans Frat Parties After Campus Rape Allegations
Summary
Cornell University has banned all fraternity parties for the rest of the academic year after a sexual assault was reported at a fraternity house in 2024. The university is working with state police and has hired more staff to help investigate and support victims of sexual misconduct on campus.Key Facts
- Cornell stopped all social events at fraternity houses after an alleged rape in October 2024.
- The victim, called Jane Doe in court documents, accused members of the Chi Phi fraternity.
- University President Michael Kotlikoff apologized and said the school must improve safety for women.
- Fraternities breaking the party ban will face immediate suspension.
- New York State Police will help investigate sexual assault cases on campus.
- Cornell is hiring more staff to assist people who report sexual misconduct.
- Former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates is leading an independent review of Cornell’s policies on sexual misconduct.
- The review will look at how complaints are handled, support given, and the role of campus police.
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