Cornell president faces no-confidence push over handling of sexual assault case

Cornell University President Michael Kotlikoff confronted faculty frustration regarding his administration's handling of a serious sexual assault allegation. During a Faculty Senate meeting, faculty members expressed significant anger and questioned Kotlikoff's management of the incident. Faculty are considering a no-confidence resolution to signal their dissatisfaction with administration transparency and reforms. As the administration has faced a lawsuit related to the case, many faculty urge changes to address systemic issues.