A student's harrowing assault at Cornell University exposes how Greek life culture and weak institutional enforcement shield perpetrators, demanding an overhaul of accountability.
A survivor told police she was raped with "100% confidence," yet officials used technicalities to avoid charges, proving that elite institutions still protect the powerful over the vulnerable.
By allowing alleged rapists to write essays to mitigate their punishments, Cornell University protected its elite image over a survivor's life in a disgusting act of institutional betrayal.