And as that story began attracting national attention, Alison decided to share something from her own years at Cornell more than three decades ago Here's one of those clips from Instagram.

So, I'm Alison Cornell, class of 1994 graduate, and what is going on now has been going on for quite some time.

I myself reported two incidents, at least, um, to campus police.

One when I was a freshman, and I found out that the fraternity across the road from us, um, had created a room to spy on all the women in the dorm and watch them while they were doing whatever they were doing.

Um, whether that's getting dressed, having sex with their boyfriends, whatever they were doing, they were watching.

How did I find out? Because my dorm had a party there, like a holiday party, and they took my boyfriend aside, told him what they had seen him doing with me, and brought them up to the room.

Why? 'Cause they were rushing him.

... and then how you're kind of taking the lessons from this virality of this social message into your practice, and how you're connecting the two.