Ariana Sanchez

Editor's Note: This article mentions sexual assault. Eight months after the University established the Presidential Task Force on Campus Sexual Assault, no updates have been released to the public and a summer time deadline to issue a report on their findings has passed. The Task Force was announced on Feb. 6, in a statement by President Michael Kotlikoff and Provost Kavita Bala, and aimed to address and prevent sexual assault on campus.

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23 cases of on-campus rape were reported in 2024, according to the 2025 Annual Security Report released by the Cornell University Police Department on Sept. 4. Compared to 2023, all categories of sexual and Violence Against Women Act offenses decreased. However, some crimes — including rape and fondling — did so at a lesser rate. Hate crimes, burglary and arson were also reported at lower rates in the security report than in previous years.