Columbia University placed three deans on leave after they sent text messages mocking Jewish students for complaining about their safety on campus during a panel in May.

An alumnus in the crowd took photos of the administrators sending messages to each other during the event, which the Washington Free Beacon obtained and published last week. 

"As the panelists offered frank appraisals of the climate Jewish students have faced, Columbia's top officials responded with mockery and vitriol, dismissing claims of anti-Semitism," said the report.

Notably, administrators used "vomit emojis" to dismiss the fears of Jewish students: