Protesters listen to speakers at a rally in support of a former Cornell University student known as Jane Doe on Oct. 13, 2026, in Ithaca, N.Y. Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images There is approximately 60 years of research on campus sexual assault and shelves full of books on young people’s sexual experiences and behaviors,…

Ketamine and many other psychoactive substances can’t be detected by most standard drug screens, so it’s unclear how often they play a role in sexual assault. The post Ketamine’s Role in Alleged Cornell Rape Highlights Flood of Psychoactive Drugs on Campus appeared first on Nautilus.

The explosive rape accusations leveled against seven Cornell students have revived the gender wars of the #MeToo era, offering a reminder of the dramatic transformation undergone by the feminist movement—and the left more broadly—in recent decades.