Cornell University has responded to a letter from a sexual assault accuser who said the president made her feel unsupported and disbelieved.
01Summary
- 01A woman known as Jane Doe accused seven men of sexual assault at a Cornell fraternity house.
- 02She sent a letter saying she felt unsupported and disbelieved by university president Michael Kotlikoff.
- 03The letter was first obtained by The New York Times.
- 04Cornell has issued a response to the letter.
02Why it matters
This story highlights concerns about how university leadership handles sexual assault allegations, which affects student trust and campus safety policies.
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