Seven Cornell students face expulsion over alleged gang rape

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Oct, 22:07 · Archive

Cornell University has expelled some students accused in an alleged gang rape from October 2024 and suspended others for over a year.

Cornell University has taken disciplinary action against seven students accused in an alleged gang rape that occurred in October 2024. The school found some students responsible for sexual assault and expelled them, while others received suspensions lasting more than a year or were banned from campus entirely.

Bodycam footage shows Cornell Police informing one of the accused students of their campus ban following the university's investigation. The New York Post reports that the disciplinary outcomes contradict the accuser's claim that the accused received only minor penalties.

How it is being reported

• The ‘Cornell 7’ members expelled, suspended, banned from campus revealed — contradicting accuser’s claim they only got slaps on wristNew York Post · 5 Oct, 21:50
• Bodycam shows moment 'Cornell 7' student was banned from campus, as audio depicts expelled teen telling Jane Doe she was sober on night of alleged gang rapeDaily Mail · 5 Oct, 16:13

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