Columbia Administrators Mock Jewish Panelists, Use Vomit Emojis

Columbia Administrators Mock Jewish Students With Vomit Emojis

Administrators at Columbia University recently mocked complaints from Jewish students about anti-Semitism on campus.According to the Free Beacon, alumni descended on the university's Manhattan campus on May 31 to celebrate their class reunions. The festivities included several panel discussions featuring professors and administrators, one in which focused on "Jewish life on campus."The panel featured David Schizer, former dean of Columbia Law Sc…

Columbia Administrators Mock Jewish Panelists, Use Vomit Emojis

Columbia University administrators reportedly mocked complaints from Jews about anti-Semitism on campus, even using vomit emojis to dismiss the claims. On May 31, a panel discussion about Jewish Life on campus featured David Schizer, former dean of Columbia Law School; Brian Cohen, executive director of Columbia’s Kraft Center for Jewish Life; Ian Rottenberg, dean of religious life; and Rebecca Massel, a reporter for the student newspaper who wr…