
Cornell rape case reignites debate over ketamine abuse and campus accountability
New York prosecutors are reopening the criminal investigation into a 2024 alleged gang rape at a Cornell University fraternity house, where a student claims she was forced to use ketamine and alcohol. While the university maintains it imposed expulsions and closed the fraternity, critics argue the initial lack of criminal charges and the drug's role in incapacitation highlight systemic failures in campus safety and legal response.












