Cornell faculty vote ‘no confidence’ in university leadership after alleged fraternity gang rape
Cornell University's faculty voted to express "no confidence" in the university's leadership. The vote was prompted by concerns about how the university handled allegations of sexual assault. The exact details of those allegations and the university's response are not specified in the available information. The no-confidence vote represents faculty dissatisfaction with the administration's approach to this issue.
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Cornell faculty senate issues no confidence vote on administration’s handling of sexual assault
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