Cornell begins no confidence vote over handling of alleged gang rape
- Faculty vote will continue until next Friday and could send message that school’s president has lost their confidence.
- Cornell University has begun a no-confidence vote for the school’s leadership after an alleged gang rape prompted public outcry over sexual assault on college campuses and scrutiny over the university’s handling of the case.
- Faculty members started the no-confidence vote on Thursday that is expected to continue until November 6.
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- Faculty vote will continue until next Friday and could send message that school’s president has lost their confidence.
- Cornell University has begun a no-confidence vote for the school’s leadership after an alleged gang rape prompted public outcry over sexual assault on college campuses and scrutiny over the university’s handling of the case.
- Faculty members started the no-confidence vote on Thursday that is expected to continue until November 6.
Sources: Al Jazeera