Columbia Deans Suspended for Disparaging Texts During Antisemitism Panel
TL;DR
Three Columbia University deans have been placed on leave after sending disparaging text messages during a panel on antisemitism, mocking speakers and using emojis like vomiting faces. The messages, captured by an alumnus, were exchanged during discussions on the impact of rising antisemitism on campus. The university has committed to addressing antisemitism and ensuring a safe environment for all students.
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