Former Cornell frat members ask university to clear their names

3 sources6 storiesFirst seen 10/6/2026Score50Mixed Progress

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A group of former Cornell students say they've been falsely connected to the alleged 2024 fraternity house rape.

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CBS News' Lilia Luciano has the details.

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Cornell University, facing growing criticism of how it handled allegations of a 2024 gang rape in a fraternity house, has hired a former top Justice Department official to lead what it calls an independent review.

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Some former Cornell University students say they are being falsely connected to a 2024 sexual assault and targeted online.

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**Summary:** Former Cornell fraternity members have asked the university to clear their names after allegations of a 2024 rape scandal, sparking renewed debate about campus sexual assault policies and handling of such incidents. **Why It Matters:** This incident highlights ongoing issues with reporting, investigation, and accountability in higher education institutions regarding sexual