"The fraternity party at Cornell University where a woman alleges she was sexually assaulted in 2024 was officially registered under university rules that were supposed to promote safer partying."

"The rules required fraternities to designate 'trained event monitors' who would stay sober and wear distinctive clothing so that police officers, paramedics or other partygoers could quickly identify them in an emergency. One of the monitors listed by the Chi Phi fraternity in paperwork to register the 2024 party was Jonathan Newell, a man who would later be accused of sexually assaulting the woman known as Jane Doe — and the one who sent a Snapchat message inviting others into the room with her...."

From "Man Accused in Cornell Sex Assault Was Designated as a Party Monitor/The fraternity filed paperwork identifying Jonathan Newell as a 'trained event monitor' at a party where a woman said she was assaulted. He was accused of taking part" (NYT).