Cornell faculty votes no confidence in school leadership over handling of Jane Doe case
Summary
Cornell University's Faculty Senate passed a symbolic resolution declaring no confidence in the school's leadership. The vote followed criticism of the university's response to sexual assault allegations made by a person identified as Jane Doe.Key Facts
- Cornell University's Faculty Senate passed the resolution.
- The resolution declares no confidence in the university's leadership.
- The resolution is symbolic.
- Faculty criticism focused on how university leaders responded to Jane Doe's allegations.
- Jane Doe's allegations concern sexual assault.
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