Michael Kotlikoff Bans ALL Cornell Fraternity Social Events

One could say that Cornell is infantilizing its female students. President Michael Kotlikoff, following up on his maudlin video performance of Oct. 3, has just banned all fraternity social events for the remainder of the 2026-2027 academic year. Doing so is necessary, Kotlikoff said, to strengthen campus safety. This measure is wildly overinclusive. The number of “sexual assaults” (we will merely bracket the term for the moment) that would have come out of the dozens of future frat gatherings is minute to non-existent. The more efficient measure would have been to let females evaluate the risk of attending, and if they decide the risk is too high, boycott the parties. Or don’t show up roaring drunk. Or don’t get into bed with a guy whom you have no deep relationship with. Or don’t get into bed with a guy at all, unless you are engaged or, god forbid, married. But Kotlikoff is implicitly right about one thing: He is presiding over a bunch of helpless, nauseatingly self-pitying co-eds who eschew all personal agency and who thus appear to need Cornell’s intercession. Cornell’s females expect everyone other than themselves to safeguard them.

— Heather Mac Donald (@HMDatMI) October 14, 2026

Michael Kotlikoff claims to be protecting Cornell's females, but he's actually exhibiting a disturbing lack of respect for these women.

Jane Doe Texted Roommate During Alleged Gang Rape

'Cornell 7' accuser sent roommate 3-letter text during alleged gang rape, newly released messages show https://t.co/kfU1xGWmd7 https://t.co/F9SYpEpFi6

— New York Post (@nypost) October 13, 2026

Texts sent in real time are interesting evidence.

'My Rapist'

It’s extremely weird how women on TikTok use the phrase “my rapist.” You’d never hear the victim of any other crime speak that way. “My assaulter,” “my car jacker,” “my armed robber,” “my scammer.” That would sound totally bizarre, because it is. Very creepy and strange.

— Matt Walsh (@MattWalshBlog) October 5, 2026

I agree. 'My rapist' is a very strange term.

It's also strange to tell the story on TikTok. It's a very strange world.

Letitia James - Cornell Rape Case

Letitia James says she won’t comment on her OWN Facebook post about the Cornell sexual assault allegations.

A reporter pressed New York’s attorney general about the message she posted before she was appointed special prosecutor in the case.

In the post, James publicly expressed… pic.twitter.com/Ov5eeJEmzF

— Fox News (@FoxNews) October 2, 2026

.@POTUS: "Letitia James is a corrupt person. She's totally corrupt. I feel badly for whoever she's looking at because they won't get a fair shake. Letitia James is a CORRUPT person." 🎯 pic.twitter.com/MGztV8A02t

— Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) October 2, 2026

Letitia James Indicts Trump In Cornell Case https://t.co/gkEdlb2MDF

— The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) October 2, 2026

AOC Makes Wild Claims About Cornell Rape Case

What AOC did here is despicable and pathetic even for her. it's a joke to think you posture as some sort of a national leader while you go around definitively, publicly proclaiming individuals guilty of horrific crimes before they've ever been charged with, let alone convicted… https://t.co/kP3ADbmvtl

— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) October 2, 2026

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is unfit to be president of the United States.

Cornell Rape Allegations Questioned

🚨 Prosecutors are reopening a Cornell fraternity gang-rape case, but the DA noted the victim's new lawsuit claims differ significantly from her original report to police two years ago. pic.twitter.com/x2eqMnkXan

— Brandon Tatum (@TheOfficerTatum) September 30, 2026

Newly released Text Messages in the Cornell University Case

It seems the more that comes to light, the clearer it becomes why prosecutors may have declined to bring charges.

These text messages obtained by ABC News don’t show someone discussing a rape. They show someone being… https://t.co/yFZwOt6tc6 pic.twitter.com/q6qAvPHJjg

— Bridget Ayers (@BridgetAyers) October 1, 2026

It is indeed excellent. You'd think our media would have learned from the Duke lacrosse and UVa fraternity cases, but apparently not. Witness the top of the NYTimes web site home page today, dominated by stories about this case. https://t.co/s2JlEESPmS

— Brit Hume (@brithume) October 1, 2026

I agree with everything Sunny Hostin says here about the alleged Cornell rape case. And no, I have not been hacked. She’s 100% right. pic.twitter.com/P8nNoZyQSc

— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) September 30, 2026