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Cornell student says "we feel anger" and "incredibly let down" amid rape investigation

Cornell student says "we feel anger" and "incredibly let down" amid rape investigation

Summary

A former Cornell University student has filed a lawsuit claiming she was gang raped in a fraternity house in 2024. Students and families at Cornell expressed anger and disappointment over how the university handled the allegations and the investigation.

Key Facts

  • A former Cornell student filed a lawsuit accusing multiple men of gang rape in a fraternity house.
  • The alleged incident took place in 2024.
  • Cornell held a public hearing on sexual violence on Thursday.
  • Student Adriana Vink and her mother spoke to CBS News about feeling anger and being let down by the university leadership.
  • The family and students say the adults responsible for safety at Cornell failed to protect them.
  • This case has generated new evidence and public attention.
  • The issue has sparked calls for better handling of sexual assault cases on campus.
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