Three Columbia University deans who were permanently removed from their posts earlier this summer after the university맥스카지노�s president said they engaged in 맥스카지노�very troubling맥스카지노� text messages that 맥스카지노�touched on antisemitic tropes맥스카지노� have resigned, a school spokesperson confirmed to CNN on Thursday.Video above: Columbia University President Minouche Shafik speaks to Congress about antisemitismThe deans, Susan Chang-Kim, Cristen Kromm and Matthew Patashnick, were removed from power in July after their actions during a May 31 panel discussion about Jewish life at an alumni event. But the deans were not fired.Columbia has made headlines in recent months for its handling of campus protests over the Israel-Hamas war. University leaders have been under fire to show they are taking action to combat antisemitism on campus and protect Jewish students and staff.In a letter to the university community last month, Columbia President Minouche Shafik said the 맥스카지노�senior administrators in Columbia College engaged in very troubling text message exchanges맥스카지노� and committed to holding them responsible.맥스카지노�The incident revealed behavior and sentiments that were not only unprofessional, but also, disturbingly touched on ancient antisemitic tropes,맥스카지노� Shafik said in the letter. 맥스카지노�Whether intended as such or not, these sentiments are unacceptable and deeply upsetting, conveying a lack of seriousness about the concerns and the experiences of members of our Jewish community that is antithetical to our University맥스카지노�s values and the standards we must uphold in our community.맥스카지노�A fourth official involved in the text messages, Josef Sorett, the dean of Columbia College, remained in his position after publicly apologizing for his actions. The other deans did not publicly apologize.CNN reached out to the deans for comment when they were placed on leave but did not receive a response.