A woman who accused seven Cornell University students of raping her at a fraternity house says the university's president questioned why she waited to report the alleged assault.

The letter shows how the woman, who dropped out of Cornell after the incident, is actively trying to weigh in on the roiling debate around her allegations.

A woman who accused seven Cornell University students of raping her at a fraternity house says the university’s president questioned why she waited to report the alleged assault, leaving her feeling disbelieved and unsupported.

The woman who has accused seven students of raping her at a Cornell University fraternity house has weighed in on a looming faculty vote of no confidence in the school's leadership, saying the un

In the letter obtained by NBC News, Jane Doe said the university’s president seemed to brush off her report of a gang rape when he met with her sorority’s leader.

The school says the question was directed at bystanders and not the former student who alleges she was drugged and raped by multiple members of a fraternity in October 2024.

The former student's rape allegations have sparked campus protests, renewed scrutiny of Cornell's disciplinary system and led to the reopening of a criminal investigation of the alleged October 2024 assault.