Cornell faculty vote no-confidence in leadership over alleged gang rape
NEW YORK: Faculty members at Cornell University on Friday passed a no-confidence vote over how the elite college's leadership handled an alleged gang rape that has sparked outcry in the United States.
The result is not binding but marks a strong symbolic rebuke of administrators following the 2024 incident, which saw a female student assaulted by seven male students on campus, according to a lawsuit.
Critics have accused Cornell of being too lenient in its initial response.
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