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Cornell University faculty voted to express no confidence in the university's leadership in response to an alleged fraternity gang rape. Supporters of the resolution aim to prompt action from the university's trustees regarding identified institutional failures.
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Cornell University faculty voted to express no confidence in the university's leadership in response to an alleged fraternity gang rape. Supporters of the resolution aim to prompt action from the university's trustees regarding identified institutional failures.
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Cornell faculty vote 'no confidence' in university leadership after alleged fraternity gang rape
Cornell faculty expresses lack of confidence in university leadership following fraternity incident