Cornell University Bans Fraternity Parties for Remainder of Academic Year
Cornell University has banned fraternity houses from hosting parties for the rest of the academic year. This decision comes after a lawsuit filed by Jane Doe alleging gang rape by fraternity members and widespread criticism regarding the university's handling of…
Sioux Falls, SD, October 13, 2026 — Cornell University has implemented a ban on fraternity houses hosting parties for the remainder of the current academic year.
The decision was announced following a lawsuit filed by an individual identified as Jane Doe. The lawsuit alleges gang rape by fraternity members.
In addition to the lawsuit, the university has faced widespread criticism concerning its procedures and responses to sexual assault allegations.
The ban affects all fraternity houses on campus and prohibits them from organizing and hosting any parties for the duration of the academic year. Specific details regarding the enforcement of this ban or any further disciplinary actions were not immediately available.
The university’s actions reflect ongoing efforts to address concerns surrounding student safety and the handling of sensitive legal and social issues within its community.
Story summarized from the original created by Chantelle Lee on time.com, see more information here.
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