康奈尔大学宣布禁止兄弟会举办派对直至本学年结束，此举系对校内性侵指控处理不当的回应1。一名女性Jane Doe指控她在2024年的兄弟会派对上被下药并遭多人强奸1。校长迈克尔·科特利科夫表示，他为Jane Doe遭受的伤害感到深深歉意，对这种性暴力行为在康奈尔社区内发生感到震惊1。违反派对禁令的学生将被停学1。
Jane Doe的律师托马斯·朱弗拉表示她提起民事诉讼以改进康奈尔的回应机制，但认为"这些措施来得太晚，无法保护Jane Doe女士"1。汤普金斯县地区检察官马修·范豪滕指出，2024年他仅从康奈尔收到六页陈述书和快照消息1。纽约州州长凯西·霍楚尔任命州司法部长莱蒂希亚·詹姆斯对此案进行调查1。
Cornell University has announced a comprehensive ban on fraternity parties through the end of the academic year in response to allegations of sexual assault on campus.1 The decision follows accusations that a female student, referred to as Jane Doe, was drugged and gang-raped at a fraternity party in 2024.1 University President Michael Kotlikoff stated: "I am deeply sorry for the harm Jane Doe has suffered and deeply troubled that sexual violence has occurred within our Cornell community."1
Under the new policy, fraternity members who violate the party ban will face expulsion from the university.1 Jane Doe's attorney, Thomas Zouvalas, confirmed that she has filed a civil lawsuit to improve Cornell's response mechanisms, though he emphasized that "these measures come too late to protect Ms. Jane Doe."1 The case has also drawn attention from state authorities, with New York Governor Kathy Hochul directing State Attorney General Letitia James to investigate the matter.1
The incident has exposed gaps in Cornell's initial handling of the allegations. Tompkins County District Attorney Matthew van Houten reported that in 2024, he received only a six-page statement and snapshot messages from Cornell regarding the case.1
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