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One of the men sued by a former Cornell University student identified as Jane Doe has asked a judge to dismiss the claims against him, arguing that her allegations do not support her broader accusations of rape and sexual assault.

One of the Cornell students who was named in a civil lawsuit by a former undergraduate student known as Jane Doe, has asked a judge to drop him from the suit.

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The judge said "the notoriety of the allegations and widespread reports of certain malicious actors' behavior" warranted anonymity.

Jane Doe can remain anonymous in her sexual assault lawsuit involving former members of Cornell University's Chi Phi fraternity, a judge ruled.

The woman, known anonymously as Jane Doe, alleged she was drugged and raped by several men on Cornell's campus.

One of the men named in an explosive lawsuit alleging sexual assault at a Cornell fraternity house opposed Letitia James’ appointment as special prosecutor.

From Barack Obama to Donald Trump, ideology has infused the interpretation of the federal law banning sex discrimination on college campuses.

'This market addressed whether the government would take action — a process that deserves scrutiny, particularly in a case of such serious concern,' a Polymarket spokesperson said.

Officials at Cornell University are disputing claims made by Jane Doe about how the school's leadership responded to her sexual assault allegations. CBS News' Shanelle Kaul reports.

Cornell President Michael Kotlikoff has come under fire for his alleged response to a letter written by Jane Doe about her alleged gang rape at the Chi Phi fraternity house. Shanelle Kaul reports.

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The former Cornell student who alleged she was gang raped at a fraternity house in 2024 said she felt "unsupported and disbelieved" by the school's president.

Some Cornell faculty members say a letter from Jane Doe in which she said she "felt unsupported and disbelieved" by university president Michael Kotlikoff was not shared with them.

Her secondhand account of the president's remark, which Cornell disputes, comes as faculty prepare for a potential vote of no confidence in the Ivy League school's leadership.

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Cornell has denied claims made in a letter from a former student, known as Jane Doe, about a remark by the school's president.

A former Cornell student at the center of a sexual assault case that has rocked the campus says she felt unsupported by the university’s president, detailing her concerns in a letter to Cornell faculty. NBC News’ Danny Cevallos breaks down the legal and institutional fallout.