Cornell Students Stage Anti-Rape Rally In Support Of 'Jane Doe'
In a lawsuit filed last month, Jane Doe said she was plied with drugs and alcohol and then sexually assaulted by several members of the campus chapter of the Chi Phi fraternity in October 2024 after she had become incapacitated.
ITHACA, New York - Cornell University students gathered for a rally on Monday, demonstrating support for a classmate who has accused her fraternity brothers of gang-raping her. The allegations have sparked a nationwide conversation about sexual violence on college campuses. The protesters demanded that Cornell's administration take more decisive action against sexual misconduct, including an independent investigation, minimum penalties for all assaults, and improved training for campus police.
The alleged victim, who goes by the pseudonym Jane Doe, claims the university did not conduct a thorough investigation or impose sufficient punishments on the accused fraternity members.
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