Michael Kotlikoff addressed concerns over the university’s handling of a former student’s claims that she was gang-raped at a fraternity party. The interview, conducted by The New York Times, focused on five key moments where the president discussed the institution’s response to the allegations. Kotlikoff emphasized the seriousness with which Cornell treats sexual misconduct claims and outlined steps taken to support the survivor.
He acknowledged past shortcomings in the university’s processes and pledged to improve transparency and accountability. The conversation also touched on broader cultural issues within Greek life and the need for systemic reform. Kotlikoff reiterated the university’s commitment to creating a safer campus environment for all students.
He noted ongoing investigations and cooperation with external authorities to ensure impartial review. The interview underscored the tension between institutional loyalty and the obligation to protect victims. Kotlikoff concluded by urging continued dialogue and reform to prevent future incidents.
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