The Cornell Daily Sun
newspaper in Ithaca, New Yorkwww.cornellsun.com
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Oct 30, 2026
Megyn KellyHOST
So I really have to tell you, I think these defendants are being... poorly served by their lawyers.
Megyn KellyHOST
But that's a big tangent off of the lionization of the reporters on that of the Cornell Daily Sun, the editor in chief and the senior editor who are in this piece.
Megyn KellyHOST
I'll play their soundbite and I'll give it to you, Mike.
Megyn KellyHOST
Stand by.
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So I'm kind of curious because I have been kind of paying attention, not like feverishly, but enough to know what's going on.
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What is Instadoc Jane Doe versus Cornell about? With firsthand accounts from the editors of the student newspaper, the Cornell Daily Sun, other Cornell students, New York Governor...
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Kathy Hochul really.
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And Jane Ho's attorney, the newest installment of documentary series examines the often flawed system.
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Let's see who's interviewed.
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Let's see.
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Editor-in-chief of the Cornell Daily Sun.
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Somebody, senior editor of the Cornell, yeah, the governor of New York.
Michaela SingletonHOST
Cornell University faculty have voted to move forward with a resolution against the university's president over how he handled a former student's sexual assault allegations from 2024.
Michaela SingletonHOST
According to reporting by the student-run newspaper, the Cornell Daily Sun, the faculty senate voted 48 to 76 during session Wednesday night, rejecting a motion to delay a no-confidence vote.
Michaela SingletonHOST
Richard Benzel is a professor of government, and here's what he had to say before that vote took place.
Richard BenzelSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I think he's made mistakes.
Rebecca GreeneHOST
I think that Max has gotten an earful because of his journalist friends.
Rebecca GreeneHOST
His friends write the Cornell Sun.
Seth GreeneHOST
Yeah.
Rebecca GreeneHOST
Work on the Cornell Sun paper.
Rebecca GreeneHOST
So he has gotten a lot of information.
Rebecca GreeneHOST
And...
Amanda DoyleHOST
That lawsuit took information that had existed inside private university proceedings for years and unveiled it in a public court.
Amanda DoyleHOST
The student journalists at the Cornell Daily Sun doggedly pursued Jane Doe's story from the first moments it occurred in 2024.
Amanda DoyleHOST
Even when campus attention moved on, journalist Cerise Kuzba and editor-in-chief Sophia Dasser tracked documents and dug for the truth behind the Title IX veil.
Amanda DoyleHOST
They were the first to report that Cornell had quietly changed the language on its own website about providing full information to prosecutors.
SarahHOST
Because, and I'm going to read this.
SarahHOST
This is from the Cornell Daily Sun from September 21st.
SarahHOST
of this year september 21st of this year because the civil suit was just filed the act supposedly allegedly happened in 2024 over two years of an investigation in that time five students continued to be able to study at cornell university this is what the suit alleges suspended students were offered the chance to mitigate conduct by submitting essays The student accused of copying on a prelim receives a written notice with the evidence, three business days to demand a hearing and resolution of their case within two weeks under the accepting responsibility program written into the code of academic integrity.
SarahHOST
so you know as we're talking about this story we're talking about a woman who turns men into pigs to protect herself and i think about this student who ended up having to drop out of university and male students who did not have the same consequences
Emily GageGUEST
We really only know about Jane Doe because she had the courage to file a lawsuit.
Emily GageGUEST
And because the student-led newspaper, the Cornell Daily Sun, has had relentless, clear-eyed, direct, and unflinching reporting calling out all the players to account.
Emily GageGUEST
Nikita Gill writes, praise the angry women, the women who refuse to bow, to bend, to break, even when the whole world names them every unholy thing under the sun.
Emily GageGUEST
The women who hold life together through sheer rage and fight for justice, even in the face of cruelty.
Meg StoneGUEST
Because there's a group that gets talked about a lot less, and I call them the Cornell 5.
Meg StoneGUEST
This is the editorial board of the Cornell Sun and the journalist who wrote the article that gave us the names of the Cornell 7.
Meg StoneGUEST
And not surprisingly, four out of five are women.
Meg StoneGUEST
So people speaking up, people resisting, forcing this conversation into our news cycle is part of the change.
Lindsie ChrisleyHOST
Her lawsuit accuses Cornell of breach of contract and negligence, saying the school failed to protect her.
Lindsie ChrisleyHOST
She's asking for compensatory imput... putin of damages cornell owns a news uh cornell owns student newspaper and the cornell daily sun published an editorial titled cornell cornell won't we will the sun blasted the school for 23 months of public silence the sun blasted the school for 23 months of public silence asked why the student was allegedly never told the outcome of her own um what is it a title s Six? Title IX.
Lindsie ChrisleyHOST
Title IX.
Lindsie ChrisleyHOST
Title IX investigation criticized letting suspended students write essays to reduce their punishments and publish the names of the seven accused men.
Lindsie ChrisleyHOST
This is all from sources like CBS News, New York, the Cornell Daily Sun editorial, Cornell Wont, We Will.
Lindsie ChrisleyHOST
And...
Lindsie ChrisleyHOST
I just think that this is absolutely fucking
Lydia SmithHOST
And then just this parenthetical we can skip over, just explaining Jane Doe's pseudonym.
Lydia SmithHOST
The seeds had already been sown the week prior by the Cornell Daily Sun.
Thomas SmithHOST
Sorry, heading, the problem with the frenzy.
Lydia SmithHOST
Yeah.
Lydia SmithHOST
Why? The frenzy is a problem.
Lydia SmithHOST
The seeds had already been sown the week prior by the Cornell Daily Sun, the upstate New York Ivy's principal student-run publication.
Lydia SmithHOST
In a September 21st cri de corps entitled, quote, Cornell won't, we will, the editorial board wrote, Cornell has failed to protect its students.
Lydia SmithHOST
Cornell has failed to address the growing issue of sexual assault on campus with its pathetic task force.
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