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Cornell University Suspends Frat Parties, Admits Campus Drug Problem
TMZ • • general
Key Points:
- Cornell University has suspended all parties and social events inside Interfraternity Council houses for the remainder of the 2026-2027 academic year following allegations of a 2024 gang rape.
- President Michael Kotlikoff warned that any fraternity hosting events during the suspension will face immediate suspension and stated the pause will help assess the future of fraternity life on campus.
- Kotlikoff acknowledged a widespread issue of drug and alcohol abuse beyond Greek life and apologized for the harm suffered by the alleged victim, condemning sexual violence within the university community.
- The university plans to collaborate with New York State Police to bring in independent investigators for sexual assault cases and will increase support resources for survivors.
- The suspension follows a lawsuit filed by a woman, Jane Doe, accusing seven fraternity members of drugging and gang raping her in October 2024, which has drawn national attention.
