Cornell faculty pass no-confidence motion against leadership over handling of allegations
Academic staff at Cornell University have passed a no-confidence resolution against the university's leadership over the way it dealt with allegations raised by a person identified as Jane Doe.
On Friday, the academic staff adopted a resolution expressing no confidence in the leadership's handling of the allegations. The vote reflects the faculty's dissatisfaction with how the matter was managed.
The faculty does not have the power to remove those in charge of the university, so the resolution is largely symbolic.