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More than 150 demonstrations are scheduled across the United States today, as women rally in response to the Cornell University lawsuit and share personal stories of sexual abuse. The protests are part of a broader movement gaining momentum through social media support.
Cherrykitten promoted T-shirts, crop tops, and sports bras featuring the slogan “I Am Jane Doe” on Instagram, with a portion of sales pledged to the National Organization for Women. The campaign referenced the “Cornell Seven” sexual assault case and quickly faced criticism for exploiting a sensitive issue, leading the brand to delete the post and issue an apology. Despite the removal, numerous other sellers on platforms like Amazon, Etsy, and Redbubble continue to offer similar merchandise related to the case.
A Cornell University student who filed a lawsuit accusing seven fraternity members of gang rape has had her anonymity targeted by online vigilantes trying to unmask her. Her attorney, Thomas Guiffra, says three unrelated women have been wrongly identified as the plaintiff and subjected to harassment, while the real accuser is also receiving threats on social media.
Researchers from Cornell University and collaborating institutions have fabricated a silicon-doped alpha-phase aluminum gallium oxide semiconductor with a bandgap of approximately 7 electron volts. The work, supported by multiple US funding agencies including AFOSR, AFRL and NSF, demonstrates controlled doping of this ultra-wide-bandgap material system.
As a case involving seven Cornell students accused in an assault allegation spreads online, social media users have begun posting decoy or unrelated content tagged similarly to drown out searches that could expose the identity of the anonymous accuser, known publicly as Jane Doe. The tactic aims to overwhelm platform algorithms so that search results and recommendations do not surface identifying details about her.
A lawsuit filed against Cornell University and seven members of the Chi Pi fraternity alleges an hours-long sexual assault occurred in 2024. As details spread on social media, generating public outcry, some users report that platforms like Instagram appear to be limiting the visibility of posts about the case.
A Cornell University study examined how companies decide which employees receive training and development opportunities, finding that these allocation decisions often generate discontent, particularly among high performers who feel overlooked. The research comes as employers have been cutting training budgets while redirecting spending toward AI adoption.
Cornell University scientists created a process called Direct Electrode-to-Electrode Regeneration (DEER) that revives worn EV battery electrodes by chemically stripping excess solid electrolyte interphase buildup rather than shredding cells into raw materials. Treated electrodes recovered up to 95% of original capacity and degraded more slowly than untreated batteries, and a second treatment round restored capacity to 90% even after prior regeneration.