Cornell Won't, We Will

The Cornell Daily SunEditorial board

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The Cornell Daily Sun editorial board says the university failed its students and calls for clearer answers about its handling of the Chi Phi allegations.

Responding to

Cornell's disciplinary response to the Chi Phi allegations was inadequate.

“Cornell has failed to protect its students.”

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Where this statement fits

Did Cornell adequately discipline the students named in the Cornell 7 lawsuit?

A former Cornell student alleges that seven Chi Phi members sexually assaulted her in October 2024 and that Cornell mishandled the aftermath. The Cornell Daily Sun's editorial board and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticized the university's response. Cornell says its Title IX process resulted in expulsions and suspensions, and that essays were not the sole consequence for any student found responsible. AP subsequently reported individual sanctions and housing concerns.

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Original text

Editorial: Cornell Won't, We Will (opens in a new tab) · The Cornell Daily Sun

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The editorial board criticizes Cornell's response to the Chi Phi allegations and calls for more information about its suspension standards and the complainant's Title IX outcome.

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Before the quotation

The editorial followed a civil complaint alleging a 2024 sexual assault at Chi Phi and criticizing Cornell's response.

After the quotation

The board asked Cornell to explain when sexual-assault suspensions can end and to share the outcome of the complainant's Title IX investigation with her.

How this statement is classified

Condemned

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Why this label?

The editorial board judges Cornell's response inadequate and demands more accountability.

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