Cornell Faculty Senate Advances No-Confidence Vote on Administration

Cornell Faculty Senate Advances No-Confidence Vote on Administration

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Following intense debate, the Cornell Faculty Senate is set to begin voting on a resolution expressing no confidence in the university administration. The resolution condemns the administration's handling of campus sexual assault cases. This decision comes amid growing faculty concern over institutional responses to these issues.

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