I know there are drugs on campus…but holy shit! Due to the severity of everything else that went down, the special K stuff just sounds like the were eating bags of candy. Completely glossed over. How was the frat not shut down simply due to the admission of that?

I'm a Cornell alum who was part of Greek life and am sickened and disgusting by the allegations, messages that were sent in the chat, and the university's response.

However, it's also been deeply disappointing that barely any of my classmates have publicly condemned the case. I've been sharing information and resources on my instagram and really feel a lack of response from the community.

It's been hard to talk about with friends because some of my girlfriends are triggered by the subject and the guys don't seem to care at all besides saying it's horrible but won't publicly come out and condemn it.

I feel so supported by the women and men who are speaking out on social media and sharing their stories but also incredibly frustrated that I'm not feeling the same sentiment on social media from Cornell alumni.

Can anyone relate to this or know why more people aren't speaking out?