A university president has acknowledged failing to act on a serious allegation of gang rape involving one of the institution’s students before a faculty no-confidence vote. The admission comes amid growing scrutiny over how leadership handled the case, with critics questioning whether institutional policies were ignored. Documents suggest the allegation was reported but did not lead to immediate investigation or intervention. The revelation adds pressure as faculty prepare to debate confidence in the president’s leadership.
Cornell president admits he never followed up on gang rape allegation ahead of no-confidence debate PBS
