A survey conducted by Cornell University found that over 35 percent of female undergraduate students reported experiencing nonconsensual sexual contact during their time at the university in 2025. The survey results have attracted renewed attention following scrutiny over a 2024 allegation of sexual assault on Cornell’s campus.
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Cornell University survey reports 35 percent of female undergraduates experienced nonconsensual sexual contact in 2025
A Cornell University survey indicated that more than 35 percent of female undergraduates reported experiencing nonconsensual sexual contact in 2025. The findings have come under renewed scrutiny in light of a 2024 sexual assault allegation on campus.
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