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[00:00] Breaking news, Cornell's faculty Senate says that it has no confidence in the university's leadership,
[00:05] but the people who have the power to remove President Kotlakov,
[00:09] well, they tell CBS News New York, they do. We did just receive a statement from Cornell's
[00:14] Board of Trustees, but this is what is happening right now. 75 faculty senators voted in favor
[00:20] of a no confidence resolution. 50 voted against it, five abstained, and five didn't vote.
[00:26] Resolution addresses administration's ability to handle alleged sexual assaults on campus.
[00:31] This is all coming after weeks of controversy over a former student's allegation that she was
[00:37] gang-raped at the Kai-Fai Fraternity House in October of 2024. All seven men named in her
[00:42] lawsuit deny the allegations. Now we did just get a statement from the board of trustees
[00:47] in that statement. Board chair Anne Smalling says, quote, the board of trustees remains
[00:52] confident that President Kotlachov and his administration are the right
[00:57] leaders. The board points to all the new safety measures in place at Cornell and
[01:01] also that independent investigation that's being led by former U.S. Deputy
[01:05] Attorney General Sally Gates. I did also just hear from Jane Doe's attorney. He
[01:09] tells me that the faculty did not reach this decision lightly. So the faculty
[01:15] has voted no confidence, but the trustees are standing by the president
[01:19] and the administration.
[01:21] I'm Marcia Sadie from CBS News New York
[01:23] and we will continue to bring you
[01:24] the latest on this story.

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