Adriana Vink

Adriana Vink is a Cornell University student in the School of Industrial and Labor Relations, class of 2027, and an opinion columnist for The Cornell Daily Sun. She has held a student-government representative position and has worked as a student researcher and at Cornell Dining. She is a student fellow at Cornell's Worker Institute and a research assistant on the Labor Action Tracker, finding and classifying labor protest data. Her prior organizing and research work includes the American Federation of Teachers.

What we have documented

We have documented 2 statements by Adriana Vink, in 1 case. Each statement below gives the quotation, its original source and a link to the full case.

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Statements by Adriana Vink

Adriana Vink

Role at the time: Cornell student organizer interviewed on CBS Mornings

Condemned

Statement summary

Vink calls Cornell complicit in rape culture and says she hopes remaining accused students are removed from campus and graduates' degrees revoked.

“Cornell is complicit in rape culture here on campus”
Open the original interview (opens in a new tab)Adriana Vink criticizes Cornell's response to the Jane Doe allegationsVink interview with Gayle King
Why we used this label

Vink directly criticizes Cornell's institutional response as complicity in rape culture and expresses hope for additional sanctions.

Adriana Vink

Role at the time: Cornell student-government representative and opinion columnist

Condemned

Response to this claim

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

“the university response has been appalling, genuinely”
Watch the original video (opens in a new tab)Hasan Piker Cornell livestream02:22:35 and 03:32:30
Why we used this label

Vink expressly criticizes Cornell's response, while contrasting it with discipline imposed on student protesters.

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