- Class of ‘94“I’m Allison, Cornell, class of 1994 graduate, and what is going on now has been going on for quite some time. I myself reported two incidents at least to campus police: one when I was a freshman and I found out that the fraternity across the road from us created a room to spy on… Read more: Class of ‘94
- Cornell Isn’t Broken. It Was Built for This.A sociology of institutional rape enablement, from one night in a fraternity house to the institutions that made it possible A young woman walked into a fraternity house because she wanted to be near someone she liked. She was twenty years old. She had been drinking. She was looking for the things almost any young… Read more: Cornell Isn’t Broken. It Was Built for This.
- Chi Phi: They Admit ItIn the days and weeks after the October 2024 incident at Cornell’s Chi Phi house, the public conversation has often centered on Jane Doe—what she said, how she reacted, whether her memory was clear enough, whether she should have left sooner. Online, that scrutiny has frequently tipped into piling on: second-guessing her every text, dissecting… Read more: Chi Phi: They Admit It
- NYT Report Makes the Cornell Story Worse Yethttps://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/01/nyregion/cornell-rape-accusation-reporting.html What this points to is Jane Doe’s peers at Cornell, including the Chi Phi fraternity PRESIDENT, realizing she was raped before she was willing to admit it to herself. That makes the case even more damning.
- New Texts From CornellNew texts from the Cornell story have come out: “bro everyone knows ✌️ i’m incredibly stressed out,, some random [redacted] told some of my friends i don’t even know who that is how [redacted] she know me???” This text, from 10/23/2024, appears to come from one of the accused. He claims he doesn’t even know… Read more: New Texts From Cornell
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