The Ivy League formally consists of exactly 8 schools as an athletic conference. 6/8 schools have documented rape cases and sexual assault cases:

Brown University: Daniel Kopin: Brown found Kopin responsible for sexual misconduct involving nonconsensual sexual activity after Lena Sclove reported that he raped and strangled her in 2013; he was not criminally convicted and publicly disputed her account.

Cornell University: Matthew Ingalls, Jonathan Newell, Winston Lee, Gillio Lopes, Diego Sarabia, Scott Norris, Scott Kretzschmar: Seven current/former Chi Phi members are accused in a 2026 civil lawsuit of drugging and gang-raping a 20-year-old Cornell student over several hours in the fraternity house in October 2024; the criminal investigation has now been reopened.

Dartmouth College: Kyle Clampitt: The former Dartmouth lacrosse player and fraternity member was convicted in 2025 on 12 counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault for raping an 18-year-old Dartmouth student on the roof of Theta Delta Chi in 2022; he was sentenced to 20–40 years.

Harvard University: Joshua Elster: Elster pleaded guilty to three counts of rape after hitting a female Harvard student, forcing her to undress and raping her in her dorm room in 1998; he received three years’ probation and no jail time.

University of Pennsylvania: accused Alpha Tau Omega members, names not publicly identified in the sources: In 1983, a Penn student reported being raped by several ATO fraternity members at their fraternity house; Penn sanctioned the chapter, but at the survivor’s request no criminal charges were filed.

Princeton: Paulo Kretteis: Princeton expelled Kretteis after its Title IX process determined he had sexually penetrated an incapacitated classmate without consent in 2019; after leaving Princeton, he committed two separate rapes in England, was criminally convicted, and received an 18-year sentence.

Yale University

Columbia University

SAY THEIR NAMES. RAPE IS NOT EXCLUSIVE TO ENVIRONMENTS LABELED AS EXCLUSIVE AND “SAFE”.