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TOBIN | Cornell Cannot Ask Women to Trust an Institution That Has Given Them Reasons Not To

The Cornell Daily Sun

Opinion Columnist Lali Tobin MPA '27 examines Cornell's response to the allegations surrounding the 2024 Chi Phi sexual assault case through the perspective of a frustrated Master of Public Administration student who questions whether institutional policies are truly protecting the students they are meant to serve. She centers Jane Doe's decision to speak pu

Cornell Concert Commission Cancels Homecoming Concert Amid Fallout From Chi Phi Case

The Cornell Daily Sun

Cornell Concert Commission canceled its Homecoming Concert with Between Friends, amid national pressure on Cornell to address its handling of sexual misconduct and the alleged 2024 Chi Phi gang rape.

SUN EXCLUSIVE: Jane Doe’s Attorney Reflects on Personal Toll of Chi Phi Case Amid National Spotlight

The Cornell Daily Sun

The Sun spoke to Jane Doe's attorney about the person toll of the national uproar surrounding the Chi Phi case.

GUEST ROOM | Cornell Must Restore its Honor and Safety

The Cornell Daily Sun

Marlene Jupiter ’78 argues that the failure to help Jane Doe is not simply a policy failure, but a moral one that requires us to first focus on rebuilding our campus community.

GUEST ROOM | I Lived at Chi Phi in 2012. Now I Say Tear It Down and Build Something New

The Cornell Daily Sun

Jared Hoffman '15 shared his experience as a member of the Xi chapter of Chi Phi. He calls for the tearing down of the Greek system and of the Chi Phi house.

‘We Will Be Here and Show Up’: Seven-Hour Sit-in Draws Over 100 Demonstrators in Solidarity With Jane Doe

The Cornell Daily Sun

Over 100 demonstrators conducted a seven-hour sit-in for Jane Doe, the plaintiff in the alleged 2024 Chi Phi gang rape case, at Toni Morrison Dining Hall on Wednesday afternoon.

‘Zero Day’: Cornell BSU, NAACP to Hold Seven-Hour Sit-in and Campuswide Economic Blackout in Solidarity with Jane Doe

The Cornell Daily Sun

Students will skip class and withhold economic activity on campus, as well as hold a seven-hour sit-in in Toni Morrison Dining Hall on Wednesday.

Common Council Passes Moratorium on Student Event Permits After a Trash Can Confrontation

The Cornell Daily Sun

The Ithaca Common Council voted late Wednesday night, 9-1, to approve a temporary moratorium on Cornell student event permits during a meeting in which independent journalist and commentator Michael Tracey shouted alderpersons down and claimed he was stopped from speaking.

‘We’re Mourning and Building’: Cornellians for Israel, Cornell Hillel Host Vigil for Three-Year Anniversary of Oct. 7 Attacks

The Cornell Daily Sun

Over 100 students and community members gathered on Ho Plaza on Wednesday night to host a vigil for the third anniversary of the Oct. 7 attacks.

Twenty Student Organizations to Host Open Town Hall on Sexual Violence

The Cornell Daily Sun

Twenty student organizations on campus, including Wanawake Wa Wari Cooperative, Planned Parenthood Generation Action and the American Civil Liberties Union Chapter at Cornell will host an open town hall on Tuesday to discuss “sexual violence, accountability, and student safety at Cornell.”

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