Cornell rape accuser tells faculty that president Michael Kotlikoff asked 'why did she wait so long' before no-confidence vote
Cornell insists Jane Doe's account is 'incorrect', yet admits Michael Kotlikoff made a similar comment at a January 2025 meeting. It says the words were not aimed at her. Doe brought the alleged October 2024 fraternity attack to campus police on 8 November, roughly three weeks after the incident. A faculty member now alleges her letter was withheld from the Faculty Senate before a crucial meeting.
Doe says the episode 'diminished my confidence' in what had been 'my dream school'.
All seven former Chi Phi members deny wrongdoing, and none has been charged.
She has dropped Orazio Petito from her lawsuit after misidentifying him as the fraternity president.
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