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Cornell's Failures in Greek Life Reform
The article discusses the failure of Cornell University and Greek organizations to prevent sexual assault, highlighted by a woman's allegations of being drugged and raped by fraternity members. It emphasizes that campus sexual violence remains a persistent issue, and calls for accountability within fraternities and sororities to address and change the pervasive rape culture. The author urges Greek organizations' national bodies to acknowledge these problems and take meaningful action to ensure safer environments for women.
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