Cornell University president apologizes for first time over Jane Doe incident

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Cornell University will now suspend all fraternity gatherings and social events for the remainder of the academic year, promising tough new measures to protect students. At the same time, the president of Cornell University admitted that the school made mistakes in handling the Jane Doe case and issued its first official apology. NBC’s Erin McLaughlin reports for TODAY.October 14, 2026

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