New York’s governor has transferred oversight of a sexual assault investigation at Cornell University to the state attorney general, citing concerns over the handling of the case. The move follows allegations that the university’s internal review process was inadequate or improperly managed. Critics argue the decision reflects broader frustrations with how institutions handle campus misconduct cases. The shift could reshape how such investigations are conducted in the future.
'Disturbed' by Cornell rape investigation, NY governor puts state AG in charge NPR
