YEMEN: Questions remain for Sana'a University students

Students of Sana'a University are worried about resuming study at the headquarters of the institution, where protesters have been demanding an end to Ali Abdullah Saleh's regime, writes Malak Shaher for Yemen Times.

Arbil Nasr, a sophomore student in the faculty of languages, said she is concerned as she does not know where she and her colleagues are going to study in the coming days. The student union at Sana'a University and the teachers' syndicate said last week that lessons at Sana'a University's headquarters are to be resumed on Monday.

Since September, Sana'a University students have been studying in tents in Sa'wan as an alternative while the university is occupied by soldiers of the defected army. Khalil Al-Ma'mari from the student union said that both the union and the syndicate have given Sana'a University's leadership two weeks to decide whether or not study will resume on the grounds of the university.
Full report on the Yemen Times site