The Economic Times

Cornell University rape case victim alleges some who violated her were let off by writing essays; varsity pushes back with its version highlighting the punishments meted out

Cornell University faces criticism over its handling of sexual assault allegations against fraternity members. A former student claims that the punishment meted out, merely essay writing after a temporary suspension, was insufficient. The university firmly denies this, asserting that appropriate sanctions were taken. Meanwhile, prosecutors have reopened the criminal investigation.