Cornell President Offers Apology for First Time in Jane Doe Case

Cornell President Offers Apology for First Time in Jane Doe Case


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Cornell University is now suspending all fraternity parties and social events for the rest of the school year, and promising tough new measures to safeguard students. It comes as Cornell’s president is acknowledging missteps in the school’s handling of the Jane Doe case and offering a formal apology for the first time. NBC’s Erin McLaughlin reports for TODAY.