Recent social media activity has brought renewed attention to the 2020 film Promising Young Woman, in which Carey Mulligan plays a character who feigns intoxication or drug influence to confront men about their behavior in sexual situations. The film challenges traditional narratives of the "rape and revenge" genre by having its protagonist seek justice for a friend rather than herself. It has become a topic of discussion online due to a current investigation into the alleged sexual assault of a woman known as Jane Doe by seven members of the Chi Phi fraternity at Cornell University. The incident reportedly took place during a party where the woman consumed alcohol and drugs. The accused individuals allegedly used a group chat to invite other students to participate in the assault. More than 50 students were reportedly part of the chat, and none intervened or reported the incident at the time. The woman filed a complaint with university authorities, but no legal action was taken, and the university imposed only minimal penalties, such as exclusions, suspensions, or the completion of essays. The case has sparked widespread online conversations about consent and the lack of accountability in such situations. Many are questioning why no one in the group chat took action or reported the incident. The case has also led to a significant increase in Google searches for the film Promising Young Woman, often linked with terms such as "Cornell 7," "Jane Doe," or "collective rape." The connection between the film and the real-life case highlights ongoing discussions about sexual misconduct, the role of bystanders, and the need for stronger accountability mechanisms in educational institutions.