Woman who says she was raped at Cornell sends message to faculty senate
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The alleged assault occurred Oct. 19 and 20, 2024. She went to the campus police about three weeks later, on Nov. 8. A Cornell spokesperson said that while Kotlikoff made a similar comment at a January 2025 meeting, the “second-hand account” was incorrect, and the words were not directed at the former student. Get Starting PointA guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Enter Email“The question ‘Why did it take so long for the assault to be reported?’ was directed at bystanders who did not use Cornell’s anonymous tip line, despite ongoing social media activity about the incident in October 2024,” the university said in a statement. “He was not questioning Jane Doe’s reporting.”The former student, now 22, stopped short of telling the faculty senate how it should vote in her letter, but she said Kotlikoff’s words, as told to her, had shaken her trust in Cornell. “It diminished my confidence in the administration’s ability to approach my experience with the understanding, sensitivity, and fairness I had hoped for and expected from what had been my dream school,” she wrote.
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