Cornell sanctions students for sexual assault

Cornell University is facing increased scrutiny over its handling of sexual misconduct cases, with data showing most students found responsible for sexual assault received light punishments such as reflection papers or probation rather than suspension or expulsion. Despite investigations into multiple complaints, only two students were expelled between 2020 and 2024, highlighting concerns about the university’s approach to accountability. The recent case of a woman alleging gang rape at a fraternity has intensified criticism, with victims and advocates criticizing the university’s tendency to minimize severity and impose minimal sanctions.

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