When a civil lawsuit brought horrific details of an alleged gang rape at a Cornell fraternity to light, international outrage followed.
Questions remain over how initial reports were handled and why systemic issues continue to surface at elite institutions.
Reged Ahmad speaks to Guardian US reporter Richard Luscombe to unpack the fallout at Cornell and examine whether this case will spark real change across American college campuses.
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