The family of a Northeastern University student who fell from a window last year is suing a sorority at the school for more than $10 million.
In 2023, Sarah Cox was a junior at the university and member of the sorority Alpha Epsilon Phi, and according to court documents, she was at a sorority party in March when she fell from a second-floor window to the driveway below.
Another student who was inside the building at the time said the aftermath was chaotic and "terrifying," and hopes the woman pulls through.
Cox's family says her injuries are catastrophic and she now requires constant care.
The lawsuit alleges the chapter was negligent and failed to keep the party controlled and the property manager should have known the windows were so low that a person could've easily fallen out of them.
NBC10 Boston has reached out to Northeastern University for a statement.
