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Cornell announces suspension of all frat parties amid Jane Doe lawsuit

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Cornell University has announced the immediate suspension of all parties at fraternities through the end of the academic year, following a gang rape lawsuit stemming from an alleged 2024 incident at the Chi Phi fraternity. School President Michael Kotlikoff issued a community-wide message stating that any fraternity violating the prohibition will face an immediate emergency suspension.

In addition to halting fraternity social events, the university is incorporating trained sexual assault investigators into its police staff as part of its response to the fallout from the lawsuit involving the plaintiff referred to as Jane Doe.

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