Cornell Campus Protests Over Handling of 2024 Sexual Assault Allegations

This report covers protests at Cornell University over the school’s handling of an alleged 2024 gang rape and the reopening of a criminal investigation. It presents campus demonstration footage, disciplinary outcomes for fraternity members, and an anonymous witness account of the police response.

■ Campus protests and demands
- Students gathered with signs, and earlier property damage included smashed windows and spray-painted messages.
- Organizers called for the accused to be expelled or have degrees revoked and for administrators to resign.

■ Investigation and disciplinary outcomes
- A source says two fraternity members were expelled, two suspended, one barred from campus for three years, and others received lighter sanctions.
- A civil lawsuit names seven fraternity members; three denied the allegations, and four did not respond.

■ Witness account and police handling
- An anonymous student told NBC News she filed a witness report in 2024 and felt betrayed by the limited action that followed.
- The DA reopened the criminal investigation; campus police reportedly provided a six-page condensed sworn statement rather than the full interview.

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