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42 articles about 20 events for “Cornell Sexual Assault Investigation” from New York Post.
“When Shailey Ostlund reported her former boyfriend for alleged sexual assault at Indiana University in 2015, she was told the investigation would take six weeks.”
“Lawyers for one of the seven Cornell fraternity brothers accused of gang raping a student argued in court Thursday that Attorney General Letitia James should be booted from the case — as the Ivy League university was forced to hand over reports of sexual…”
“The victim, a female student only identified as Jane Doe, was led to believe an investigation was moving forward after reporting the alleged October 2024 assault to campus police several weeks later, according to her attorney, Thomas Guiffra.”
“But two of the brothers she accused — including Newell — were found responsible for sexual assault by an internal Cornell investigation and expelled.”
“A female Cornell student told campus cops early in the investigation into an alleged gang rape that fraternity brothers held secret meetings to cover up the “orgy” because it “would be bad for our image,” newly obtained videos show.”
“The criminal investigation by Cornell’s police department stalled after the local district attorney declined to pursue charges.”
“…s rape allegations, detailed in a lawsuit last month that identified her only as Jane Doe, have sparked campus protests, renewed scrutiny of Cornell’s disciplinary system and led to the reopening of a criminal investigation of the alleged October 2024…”
“…oar centers on a civil lawsuit filed Sept. 16 in Manhattan Supreme Court by a woman identified as Jane Doe, who alleges that seven members of Cornell’s Chi Phi fraternity sexually assaulted her during the night of Oct. 19, 2024, and into the following…”
“Kathy Hochul during their contentious New York governor debate, accusing the incumbent of failing to act as a trustee at Cornell University — as the local District Attorney dropped the case over horrific sexual assault allegations.”
“Ingalls was one of the two fraternity brothers expelled from Cornell University in 2024 after an internal investigation found them responsible for sexual assault.”
““She’s certainly never prosecuted a sexual assault case and she’s already screwed this one up,””
“The department announced new rules — in the works long before the Cornell scandal hit the headlines — that colleges must follow in responding to sexual assault charges.”
“Ingall and Newell were the only brothers Cornell found responsible for sexual assault over Doe’s 2024 allegations.”
“Cornell expelled Ingalls and another brother after an internal investigation found them responsible for sexual assault in May 2025.”
“Cornell University hired former US Acting Attorney General Sally Yates to lead an internal investigation into the university’s response to sexual assault on campus — as well as their handling of the “Cornell 7” gang-rape allegations.”
““Sexual assault is one of the most serious crimes that anyone can experience,” she told The Post.”
“A staggering 8,227 rapes were reported at American colleges and universities in 2024 — and elite New York schools such as Columbia, Cornell and NYU were far from immune from the plague of sexual violence, a Post review of federal and state crime data found.”
“More than 1,200 allegations of sexual assault, domestic violence or dating were reported to Cornell’s Title IX office between 2018 and 2024 — with just 162 ending up investigated during that time, according to the outlet.”
“Aces guard Justine Pissott voiced her support for the student who accused seven Cornell University fraternity brothers of rape, while revealing in the same message that the WNBA player had been a victim of sexual assault herself.”
“Sarabia is one of the so-called “Cornell 7” – a group of alumni and fraternity members cited in the civil suit by accuser Jane Doe, who claims she was drugged and sexually assaulted at the Chi Phi frat house in October 2024.”
“Monday’s announcement prompted backlash from some advocates who argued that key federal protections for LGBTQ+ people and sexual assault survivors would be set back.”
“Cornell “created an environment where sexual assault and rape of persons such as Plaintiff would be tolerated” and failed to “discipline or remove” the students, reads the suit — which comes after bare-bones media reports of the alleged attack at the time.”