Cornell University's Faculty Senate approved a resolution expressing no confidence in the university’s administration, following weeks of outrage over the university's handling of sexual assault allegations. “We are the faculty, we are the people that look after and shepherd these students who need us,” associate professor Ariana Kim told @lilialuciano following the vote. The vote, which passed 75-50, is largely symbolic and does not require university leadership to step down. Five faculty senators abstained and five others did not vote.