Cornell faculty no-confidence vote

Cornell Faculty Vote No Confidence in President Over Assault Case

Cornell faculty are voting on a no-confidence resolution due to dissatisfaction with the university's response to a sexual assault case involving fraternity members.

Cornell faculty are voting on a no-confidence resolution concerning President Kotlikoff's handling of a sexual assault case. The vote reflects faculty dissatisfaction with the university's response and transparency regarding allegations of gang rape by fraternity members.

PBS NewsHour: Cornell faculty to begin voting on no-confidence measure over handling of sexual assault allegations
MS NOW: Cornell faculty to vote on no-confidence resolution over handling of fraternity gang rape
The New York Times: Cornell Faculty Senate Moves Ahead With No-Confidence Vote Over Handling of Rape Case