喜剧讽刺作家Toby Morton于9月29日推出网站TheCornell7.org，公开指控康奈尔大学Chi Phi兄弟会的七名成员涉嫌在2024年对一名20岁女性进行性侵1。据称受害者被给予了ketamine、marijuana和alcohol等物质1。该民事诉讼于9月16日被提起后引发广泛关注1。
在此案件中，康奈尔大学已对涉嫌学生进行了纪律处分，其中两人被开除，其他五人受到较轻处分1。检察官Matthew Van Houten表示，被告人中没有一人被逮捕1，但检察机构已重新开启案件并考虑提起刑事指控1。美国众议院议员Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez表示"这是一种文化，我们必须理解的是我们再也无法保护那些空间"1；英国演员Florence Pugh则评论道"那些保护和对强奸他人、摧毁生命的男性施加轻判的人应该受到惩罚并受到密切监督"1。
Comedian and satirist Toby Morton has created a website called TheCornell7.org to publicly identify seven members of Cornell University's Chi Phi fraternity accused of sexually assaulting a 20-year-old woman in 2024.1 The civil lawsuit was filed on September 16, 2026, and gained significant public attention, prompting prosecutors to reopen the case and consider filing criminal charges.1 As of the article date on September 29, 2026, none of the accused individuals had been arrested, according to prosecutor Matthew Van Houten.1
The allegations center on an incident in which the victim claims she was given ketamine, marijuana, and alcohol without her consent, with a Snapchat message sent at approximately 1:42 a.m. documenting the alleged misconduct.1 Cornell University's disciplinary process resulted in two of the accused students being expelled, while the remaining five faced lesser disciplinary sanctions.1 The case has drawn support from prominent figures, with U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez stating that such incidents reflect "a culture, and what we must do is understand that we cannot protect those spaces anymore."1 Actress Florence Pugh also weighed in, declaring that "those who protect and impose light sentences on men who rape and destroy lives should be punished and closely scrutinized."1
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