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A civil lawsuit has brought widespread attention to an alleged gang rape incident at Cornell University involving a former student, identified anonymously as Jane Doe. According to the lawsuit, the plaintiff alleges she was drugged with substances like ketamine and sexually assaulted by seven members of the university’s Chi Phi fraternity at the fraternity house overnight in October 2024. The complaint includes distressing details, such as Snapchat and group chat conversations among fraternity members from that night discussing her presence and availability.

The student originally reported the incident to university police in November 2024, leading to internal investigations, the suspension of the fraternity, and subsequent disciplinary actions by Cornell, though disputes have arisen between the university and legal representatives regarding the severity of the punishments administered. Following the filing of the civil lawsuit, intense public scrutiny, and pressure from various figures and advocates, the Tompkins County District Attorney’s Office announced it is reopening the criminal investigation into the case and bringing evidence before a grand jury. The lawsuit also names Cornell University and several other entities as defendants, accusing them of failing to protect students.