a Cornell student says in 2024, while she was highly intoxicated, seven Chi Phi fraternity brothers gave her ketamine and then SA-ed her for hours inside their frat house. The District Attorney said there wasn't enough evidence and no one was even arrested. Only two of the seven were expelled. The rest got suspensions, workshops, or the chance to write an essay to walk it back. Now, two years later, the student has filed a lawsuit against Cornell University, Chi Phi's national and local organizations, Tri Delta's national and local organizations, a local bar, the fraternity's former chapter president, and the seven men accused of assaulting her. Camryn Motta, (20-years-old) hosts this Defense Diaries Live to break down what the civil complaint alleges happened that night and the bigger picture behind it. How Greek life fosters SA and how Ivy League elitism shapes what happens after. Protecting the school's reputation and its students' futures too often means no real consequences. All information discussed comes from the filed civil complaint and public reporting. These are allegations only. No one has been criminally charged, and defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven otherwise in a court of law.