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Cornell responds to Jane Doe's letter saying she felt 'unsupported' by university president

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A woman identified as Jane Doe, who has accused seven men of sexual assault at a Cornell University fraternity house, recently sent a letter to the institution expressing that she felt unsupported and disbelieved by university president Michael Kotlikoff. Cornell has issued a response to the correspondence regarding these allegations.

Simultaneously, members of the Cornell faculty have raised concerns regarding the handling of this communication. Some faculty members have alleged that the university suppressed the letter, claiming they were not shown the document in which Jane Doe detailed her grievances against the university president.

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The Hill (US) Focuses on the student's letter and the university's official response.
CBS News (US) Highlights faculty allegations regarding the suppression of the student's letter.
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