Jack Huber is a student in Cornell University's School of Industrial and Labor Relations and a member of Students for a Democratic Cornell. Cornell's Worker Institute lists him as a student fellow researching the history of university student codes of conduct, including their origins, changes and implementation.
We have documented 2 statements by Jack Huber, in 1 case. Each statement below gives the quotation, its original source and a link to the full case.
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Role at the time: Student organizer and public-relations co-lead of Students for a Democratic Cornell
Condemned
Statement summary
Jack Huber says that when a gang rape looks bad for the administration, Cornell sweeps it under the rug, and contrasts that with its punishment of student protesters.
“But when you have a gang rape that looks bad for the administration, that’s swept under the rug.”
Cornell says its investigation led to expulsions and suspensions. Critics say its response to the Chi Phi allegations was inadequate and opaque. The civil complaint mentions essays as a way to mitigate conduct, not as the only sanction.
