A Minnesota university and one of its students are in hot water after a video of a woman making a prejudiced statement went viral on social media. The video was taken on Wednesday outside a Turning Point USA event featuring Riley Gaines, a conservative activist and former collegiate swimmer who advocates against transgender women competing in women's sports. The event took place on the University of Minnesota campus, but students from other colleges attended as well. Protesters against the event also stood outside to chastise attendees. One of those protesters captured a video of a University of Saint Thomas student walking into the event, as another protester could be heard speaking through his megaphone. 'Go back to your own country, b****!' the University of Saint Thomas student appeared to shout towards the man with the megaphone while two male students she was with smiled and laughed. 'I know, you hate people!' the man could be heard replying. Later in the video, the student saw that she was being recorded and asked the man behind the camera, 'Why are you recording me?' The man with the megaphone could then be heard saying, 'Look at these fat, white trash weirdos who hate America.' The University of Saint Thomas released a statement confirming the student attended the school but did not name her, citing 'student privacy laws.' The school referred to the video as 'an off-campus incident involving one of our students' and said in part: 'The language heard in the video is inconsistent with the university’s values and convictions. 'As a Catholic university, we have a responsibility to provide a welcoming environment for all and do not condone hateful language being used by anyone in our university community.' The university pledged to address the incident 'in accordance with the student code of conduct' and said it 'will continue providing su