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Cornell suspends fraternity parties, gives state police role in investigating campus assault reports

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Cornell University has announced the suspension of all parties and social events at fraternity houses for the remainder of the academic year. The decision comes amid mounting outrage over the institution's handling of recent rape allegations and broader sexual assault controversies on campus.

In addition to halting fraternity social events, university officials announced that the New York State Police will be given a role in investigating sex crimes on campus. Independent criminal investigators will be utilized to review sexual misconduct allegations, and a dedicated case manager will be added to assist individuals reporting sexual misconduct in navigating university procedures.

The administrative measures were officially announced on Tuesday by university officials in response to the ongoing controversy surrounding campus safety and the handling of assault reports.

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PBS NewsHour (US) Emphasizes the operational support changes and new case manager role.
KSL (Salt Lake City, US) Explicitly highlights public outrage over handling of recent rape allegations.
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