Cornell’s Faculty Senate voted 75-50 on Friday to pass a resolution of no confidence in the university’s central administration, delivering a sharp rebuke to Day Hall. The vote follows weeks of mounting campus outcry over leadership’s delayed, reactive response to an explosive lawsuit alleging a 2024 fraternity gang rape. Faculty sponsors made it clear that the move is an intentional stand with students and survivors, rejecting the administration’s piecemeal approach to systemic campus safety issues. For students and faculty demanding real accountability and lasting reform, the resolution serves as long-overdue validation that the administration’s ongoing failures have not gone unnoticed.