As members of the Ivy League and greater higher education communities, we must speak up against the people and the administration that failed Jane Doe. 

Cornell University's handling of the alleged incident involving Jane Doe raises grave concerns about the University's commitment to student safety.

When an institution neglects a student's safety and wellbeing, it can transform a place of learning and community into a place where students can be deeply harmed and then left without the protection they were promised.

We call for (pasted from CORNELL ALUMNI SUPPORTING JANE DOE):

1. Accountability for administrators: Removal of all school officials who are revealed to be complicit through a full & transparent investigation, and pending litigation.
2. Transparency into investigations: Release the depositions from the University's initial investigation and the subsequent investigation by the Title IX office, including why the Plaintiff was never informed of the outcome of her own Title IX investigation and why essays were deemed an acceptable remedy.
3. Remedy and prevention: A public apology and public audit of how cases of sexual assault are handled and a set of binding new policies put in place.