Cornell Protests Shine Light on College Drug Use, Sexual Assaults

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After weeks of protests over allegations of sexual assault at Cornell University, school officials are promising changes, including a ban on fraternity parties for the remainder of the academic year. In an Oct. 13 statement, President Michael I. Kotlikoff said the changes will also include additional staffing to the Cornell Office of Civil Rights and "the appointment of a dedicated Case Manager who will help individuals who report sexual misconduct." A new CNN investigation found that Cornell expelled just two of 16 students found guilty of sexual assault since the mid-2000s. Kotlikoff, whose leadership has come under scrutiny for his handling of recent allegations, also reflected on the "deeply disturbing prevalence of alcohol and drug abuse" as they outlined immediate measures to address concerns on campus. Read the full story from CBN's Amber Strong: https://cbn.com/news/us/cornell-protests-shine-light-college-drug-use-sexual-assaults Become a partner with CBN: https://go.cbn.c

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