Columbia University Places Administrators on Leave Over Antisemitism Texts
Three administrators are under investigation for derogatory messages exchanged during a panel on Jewish life at Columbia.
- The texts mocked concerns raised about antisemitism at the university.
- Columbia has faced criticism for its handling of antisemitism and related protests.
- Dean Josef Sorett, involved in the texts, expressed regret but remains in his position.
- The university emphasizes its commitment to creating a respectful and safe environment.
- The investigation follows months of scrutiny over Columbia's response to campus tensions.