Woman who accused students of rape says Cornell president’s response made her feel ‘unsupported’
A woman accused seven Cornell University students of rape at a fraternity house. When the university's president responded to her account, he questioned why she had waited to report the assault. The woman said this response made her feel unsupported by the university. Her account is now part of a faculty discussion about whether the university's leadership should remain in place.
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6 sourcesWoman Who Accused Cornell Students Of Rape Felt 'Unsupported' By President's Response
Woman who says she was raped at Cornell sends message to faculty leaders
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Woman who accused students of rape says Cornell president’s response made her feel ‘unsupported’
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1 articleFormer Cornell student alleging sexual assault says she felt ‘unsupported’ by university’s president
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1 articleEx-student says embattled Cornell University head doubted her gang-rape allegation
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