Cornell faculty to vote on no-confidence motion against president over rape case handling

Cornell University faculty will hold a meeting to discuss a no-confidence resolution against the administration's response to a rape case. This follows widespread criticism of President Michael Kotlikoff's handling of the situation involving a student. The faculty previously confronted Kotlikoff during a private meeting, where he acknowledged some administrative missteps. Following the meeting, many faculty members expressed a lack of confidence in the administration.