A fraternity accused of failing to address sexual misconduct has defended its actions, claiming it expelled members linked to a recent lawsuit in 2024 after allegations of sexual assault surfaced. The organization asserts it moved swiftly to remove those involved, though critics question whether its response was sufficient given the legal claims. The statement comes amid growing scrutiny over how Greek life groups handle reports of misconduct on college campuses. Details on the specific allegations and the fraternity’s full disciplinary process remain under review.
Chi Phi Says It Acted Quickly in 2024 to Expel Cornell Members Named in Sexual Assault Lawsuit The New York Times
