Cornell survey finds 35 percent of female undergrads reported nonconsensual sexual contact in 2025
Summary
A Cornell University survey found that over 35 percent of female undergraduate students said they experienced unwanted sexual contact while studying there in 2025. This survey came out after new attention on a 2024 sexual assault allegation on campus.Key Facts
- More than 35 percent of female undergraduates at Cornell reported nonconsensual sexual contact in 2025.
- The survey was conducted by Cornell University itself.
- The results have gained attention due to a 2024 sexual assault allegation on campus.
- The data reflects experiences during the students' time at Cornell.
- The term "nonconsensual sexual contact" means any sexual activity without agreement from all involved.
- This issue is part of ongoing concerns about safety for students at universities.
- Cornell is an Ivy League university located in New York State.
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