A long-running investigation by The New York Times examines how toxic behavior within fraternities at Cornell University has persisted despite repeated reports of hazing, sexual misconduct, and racial discrimination. The reporting reveals systemic failures in oversight, with university officials and fraternity leaders accused of downplaying or ignoring serious incidents. Internal documents and interviews with students, alumni, and administrators paint a picture of a culture where accountability remains elusive. The findings raise broader questions about how institutions handle systemic misconduct in student organizations.
Cornell and Toxic Frat Culture The New York Times
