Cornell students hold sit-in over school’s response to alleged gang rape
Students at Cornell University are conducting a seven-hour sit-in protest inside a campus dining hall to protest how campus authorities handled an investigation into an alleged gang rape in October 2024. Around 80 students gathered during the “Zero Day” protest, refusing to spend money at the university and holding signs demanding “Justice for Jane Doe,” the anonymous woman accusing seven fraternity members of assault.
Students at Cornell University are staging a seven-hour sit-in protest over concerns that campus leadership mishandled an investigation into an alleged gang rape in 2024.
As of around 3 p.m. Wednesday, roughly 80 students gathered inside a campus dining hall for the “Zero Day” protest, vowing not to spend any money at the institution, and bearing posters demanding “Justice for Jane Doe,” the anonymous woman who has accused seven Chi Phi fraternity members of raping her in October 2024.
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