Woman who accused Cornell students of rape says president's response made her feel 'disbelieved'
The woman who has accused seven students of raping her at a Cornell University fraternity house has weighed in on a looming faculty vote of no confidence in the school's leadership, saying the university's president questioned why she waited to report being assaulted - an alleged remark she said left her feeling "unsupported and disbelieved."
TL;DR
- A woman has accused seven students of rape at a Cornell University fraternity house.
- She has commented on a pending faculty vote of no confidence in the school's leadership.
- The woman claims the university president questioned her delay in reporting the assault.
- She stated this remark made her feel unsupported and disbelieved.