Cornell University’s president has vowed to implement sweeping reforms following a highly publicized gang rape case that has drawn national scrutiny. In a statement, the university leader acknowledged systemic failures and pledged to strengthen prevention efforts and support for survivors. The promise of change comes as the institution faces mounting pressure to address its handling of sexual violence allegations. Details on the specific reforms remain unclear, but the response signals a shift in accountability.
Cornell University President Michael Kotlikoff on Saturday promised reforms at his school in the wake of allegations of a gang rape that put the university in the national spotlight. “I believe we, as an administration, and we as a community, must do better. We must do everything we can to prevent what happened to Jane...
