Cornell Faculty Senate preps for no confidence vote on president after Jane Doe’s allegations: What to know
Summary
Cornell University’s Faculty Senate is scheduled to debate a no-confidence resolution against President Michael Kotlikoff on Wednesday. The debate follows uproar over allegations of a 2024 gang rape at a campus fraternity; the article says no criminal charges resulted.Key Facts
- The Faculty Senate is scheduled to debate a no-confidence vote against Cornell President Michael Kotlikoff.
- The article identifies Jane Doe as the source of allegations.
- The allegations concern an alleged 2024 gang rape at a Cornell campus fraternity.
- The article says the case resulted in no criminal charges.
- The Senate has more than 75 members.
- Wednesday’s meeting will be the Senate’s second meeting to debate the resolution.
- The allegations have caused uproar around the country.
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