Columbia University exec's home vandalized; 3 deans resign over antisemitic texts

The New York home of Columbia University’s chief operating officer Cas Holloway was found vandalized with red paint and Nazi and Hamas imagery — as well as insects — on Thursday, Aug. 8. Inverted triangles, which have been used by Hamas to identify Israeli targets and Nazis to tag prisoners during the Holocaust, were painted on the entranceway to Holloway’s apartment building. “Columbia unequivocally condemns vandalism, threats, and personal attacks,” a University spokesperson said in a statement. “Anyone engaging in such activity will be reported to law enforcement and face...