Students from ENS Paris-Saclay participated in a day of mobilization this Thursday, October 6th, blocking access to their school. They are thus joining the movement initiated by students and high schoolers, aligning with actions carried out simultaneously at the ENS campuses on rue d'Ulm, in Lyon, and in Rennes.
A joint text, issued by their mobilization committee, will be published shortly to detail their demands.
In this context, Nathalie Carrasco, president of ENS Paris-Saclay, received a delegation of students. The exchange focused on current youth concerns, including living and study conditions, resources for higher education and research, and the reception of international students.
