Pressure is mounting at Cornell as students protest and faculty members push a no-confidence resolution over the university’s handling of sexual assault allegations. The protests follow a civil lawsuit accusing seven former Chi Phi fraternity members of drugging and sexually assaulting a female student in 2024. The men deny wrongdoing, and no criminal charges have been filed. Now, New York Attorney General Letitia James says her office has launched an 'active criminal investigation' after being appointed special prosecutor. Cornell has also agreed to an independent review of its handling of the allegations. See what’s unfolding on campus and why Cornell’s leadership is facing growing pressure: