A recent university survey reveals that more than a third of undergraduate women at an Ivy League institution reported nonconsensual sexual contact during their time there, highlighting persistent concerns about campus safety. The findings come amid heightened scrutiny of a prior sexual assault allegation from the previous year, raising questions about institutional responses to student reports. While the university has faced calls for accountability, the new data underscores the scale of experiences among female students. Critics argue the results demand closer examination of prevention efforts and support systems on campus.
Over 35 percent of undergraduate women at Cornell University reported experiencing nonconsensual sexual contact during their time at the Ivy League institution in 2025, according to a poll conducted by the university. The survey results have gained renewed attention following fresh scrutiny over a 2024 allegation of sexual assault on Cornell’s campus. In a new...
