A second alleged sexual assault at a fraternity house has emerged amid ongoing criticism of Greek life, following a widely publicized gang-rape case at Cornell University that sparked national outrage. The incident, reported by a 21-year-old woman, is said to have occurred early Sunday morning at an off-campus fraternity residence near the University of Chicago, according to official records. As universities and student organizations face mounting pressure over repeated misconduct allegations, the case adds to growing calls for accountability within fraternity culture. The university’s daily crime log confirms the report, raising further questions about safety and oversight in Greek-affiliated housing.
Alleged assault follows report of gang-rape at frat house at Cornell, which ignited national uproar and criticism onlineA 21-year-old woman reported being sexually assaulted last weekend at a fraternity house near the University of Chicago, as Greek life nationwide faces renewed scrutiny for recurrent misconduct.The incident allegedly took place on Sunday at about 1.50am at the off-campus Alpha Epsilon Pi residence, according to a university daily crime log. Continue reading...
