Cornell faculty to hold a no-confidence vote over its response to a sexual assault allegation
At Cornell University, a group of 20 female professors in science and engineering demanded President Michael I. Kotlikoff's resignation. The university's faculty representative body voted symbolically against the administration. Governor Kathy Hochul named a special prosecutor to investigate the case. The faculty session focused on leadership's response to a sexual assault report.
- A group of 20 female professors in science and engineering demanded the resignation of President Kotlikoff.
- Kathy Hochul appointed State Attorney General Letitia James as a special prosecutor to lead a criminal investigation into the case.
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