Cornell Faculty to Vote on No-Confidence Resolution

• Cornell University faculty will begin voting on a no-confidence resolution on Wednesday.
• The resolution targets the university's administration over its handling of a reported gang rape in 2024.
• The reported incident involved a woman who claimed she was gang raped at a fraternity house.
• The vote reflects growing frustration among faculty over the university's response to the incident.
• The resolution's outcome may impact the university's administration and policies on handling sexual assault cases.