Cornell University President Michael Kotlikoff is facing mounting pressure from angry faculty members over the administration’s handling of a student’s report of an alleged assault at a fraternity house in 2024. Kotlikoff acknowledged missteps but defended his leadership as the university suspended fraternity parties through the end of the academic year and considered broader restrictions on Greek life. Some faculty members have demanded full accountability, while a no-confidence resolution is set to be debated, with electronic voting expected to follow. The dispute has intensified questions about campus safety, trust and Cornell’s leadership.