They would again do boycott of classes, if needed

After a three-week break, the students went to the university today. They did not hide their feelings, they sincerely missed the university, and wanted to dedicate themselves to classes as soon as possible, but they assured that they would again do boycott of classes, if needed. Yerevan State University (YSU) has gained special attention in recent weeks. At the beginning of the movement, numerous rescue calls were received, according to which the leadership was trying to obstruct the participation of students in civil disobedience. "Some teachers were ordered to put the absentees, but it was obvious that normal classes were not held during those days," says Edvard Dannoyan, Dean of the Faculty of Informatics and Applied Mathematics.