The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/rocco-delorenzo/)
The Student Assembly unanimously passed a resolution to address recent controversies both internally on the Assembly and in the Cornell community more broadly.
Anyways, vote for me. I won’t build a Greek life machine. I won’t.
Vice President Rocco DeLorenzo ’24 resigned from his position and seat on the Student Assembly amid allegations of hostility towards women. Vice President Clyde Lederman ’26 remains in office after the Office of Ethics recommended the Assembly consider recalling him as well.
The Sun explains the main findings of the recently released report by the Office of Ethics about actions of high-ranking Student Assembly members.
Two high-ranking members of the Student Assembly have received recommendations to be recalled over a series of ethical violations.
Due to “unexpected delays,” the Student Assembly Office of Ethics pushed the release of its report on several high-ranking Assembly members.
Student Assembly elections will be moved back one week due to an ongoing ethics investigation into several members prompted by leaked text messages.
DeLorenzo and his Student Assembly stooges — who care more about the deeply predatory Greek system than the Cornellians they purport to serve — should step down immediately.
While Cornellians assume that attacks on women’s rights happen elsewhere — in esteemed legislatures and gilded courts — DeLorenzo’s actions remind us that many of the attacks on reproductive freedom and gender equality occur on campus.
I condemn in the strongest terms Rocco DeLorenzo’s positions on gender issues that impact our campus community.