Cornell protesters swarm campus to support Jane Doe, call for university president's resignation

What happened: Cornell faculty are weighing a no-confidence vote in the administration as student protesters take over campus over sexual assault allegations. President Michael Kotlikoff dismissed calls for his resignation. Key numbers: 40 of 75 faculty senate members support the no-confidence resolution. Why it matters: New York Attorney General Letitia James announced an active criminal investigation after Gov. Kathy Hochul named her office special prosecutor. Cornell will retain outside counsel for an independent review of its handling of the allegations.

Campus protest demands presidential resignation amid Jane Doe support.

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