Cornell Faculty Senate passes no-confidence vote over Jane Doe case, but board of trustees backs president
Summary
Cornell University’s Faculty Senate passed a symbolic no-confidence vote against the university administration and President Michael Kotlikoff. The vote followed allegations of gang rape at a campus fraternity, which have drawn national attention.Key Facts
- The Faculty Senate held the vote on Friday.
- The motion received 55 percent support.
- Seven percent of the body abstained.
- The vote targeted the university administration and President Michael Kotlikoff.
- The article says the allegations concern gang rape at a campus fraternity.
- Cornell’s board of trustees backed Kotlikoff, according to the headline.
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