How did Cornell punish each of the seven men accused of sexual assault?

Cornell University has recently been under fire in various headlines and on social media for its light punishments for the seven men who allegedly gang-raped Jane Doe in 2024. However, recent reporting from the New York Times, citing detailed discipline summaries, 1,000 pages of interview transcripts, police reports, and other records gathered by Cornell investigators, shows the initial punishments the university gave each of the seven accused Chi Phi fraternity members in a closed proceeding. The lawsuit filed by Jane Doe added fuel to the fire online when it stated that the accused were “afforded the opportunity to mitigate their conduct by submitting essays to Cornell.” The university has said that the characterization of the punishments is inaccurate. How did Cornell punish seven fraternity members accused of sexual assault?Notably, none of the seven accused men were ever criminally charged.