Slotkin on alleged rape at her alma mater, Cornell: 'We've lost our way'

A Michigan Democrat has sharply criticized Cornell University over its response to serious allegations of gang rape involving seven fraternity members, as a recent lawsuit has drawn national attention to the case. The lawsuit, filed anonymously by the plaintiff, details accusations against the men, raising concerns among lawmakers about the university’s handling of the situation. With multiple politicians condemning the school’s actions, the case has become a focal point in ongoing debates about campus accountability and victim support. The controversy underscores growing scrutiny over how institutions address severe misconduct allegations.

Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.) criticized Cornell University, where she earned her undergraduate degree, for its handling of 2024 gang rape allegations against seven fraternity members. A lawsuit filed earlier this month against Cornell brought the case into the national spotlight, prompting several lawmakers to denounce the school. The plaintiff, identified as Jane Doe, accused the men...