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The ‘Cornell 7’ Lawsuit Has Reignited America’s Debate Over Sexual Consent
As a high-profile case alleges rape at a fraternity, New York lawmakers face renewed pressure to close the state’s ‘voluntary intoxication’ loophole.
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Source context: Revelations of sexual assault at a Cornell University fraternity in 2024 and how the university responded have sparked national outrage, reigniting a public debate about “the extent to which fraternities, the extent to which athletics really support this kind of culture that allo…
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Revelations of sexual assault at a Cornell University fraternity in 2024 and how the university responded have sparked national outrage, reigniting a public debate about “the extent to which fraternities, the extent to which athletics really support this kind of culture that allows perpetrators to escape with little or no accountability,” says law…
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As a high-profile case alleges rape at a fraternity, New York lawmakers face renewed pressure to close the state’s ‘voluntary intoxication’ loophole.
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As a teenager, I watched the old frameworks we once used to understand rape buckle in a post–sexual revolution world. The case of the Cornell 7 feels like the logical end point.
I purposefully drank enough to numb the doubts and fears I felt. Like Jane Doe, I pursued the very thing I later came to deeply regret.
Matthew Ingalls, a former Cornell University student accused in a civil suit of participating in the October of 2024 gang rape of a woman known only as Jane Doe, told the university in February of 2025 that he was "sodomized by her while [he] was incapacitated."
