Exclusive video offers insight into Cornell University Faculty Senate meeting

TL;DR

Cornell University faculty debated a resolution of no confidence in the administration over its handling of sexual assault allegations.
President Michael Kotlikoff was questioned about the independent review of sexual misconduct claims led by Sally Yates.
Faculty raised concerns about the administration's actions impacting academic freedom and punishing students for nonviolent speech.
The university announced new arrangements to work with New York State Police on investigating sexual assault allegations.
A faculty vote on the no-confidence resolution is expected after a meeting on October 28.

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