Overview
- Classes were set to return in person on November 3 after a month online, but student assemblies rejected the move as unsafe.
- The faculty reported that hooded individuals occupied the facilities on November 4, and it reiterated a call for dialogue and unity while asking instructors to stay in contact with students and adjust evaluations.
- Director Carlos Amador Bedolla said the faculty is obligated to teach in person and that students who do not wish to attend may refrain, citing a Technical Council decision to resume after upgrades.
- Authorities detailed 109 cameras, 112 emergency buttons and 200 new or replacement lights in core buildings, with additional cameras, buttons and lamps being installed in other complexes and sites.
- UNAM’s rector said this week will be key for resolving strikes across faculties and indicated CCH Sur could return to in-person classes on November 18 with agreed security measures in place.