PoliticsPhoto: HT EducationCornell Faculty Vote No Confidence in University Leadership
Cornell University's Faculty Senate passed a resolution declaring no confidence in the university's top leaders following a lawsuit alleging a 2024 fraternity gang rape. The vote was 75-50 with some abstentions. Faculty criticized President Michael Kotlikoff and administrators for their handling of the case and sexual misconduct policies, urging trustees to address institutional failures.
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