On Saturday, October 9, at approximately 6:15 a.m., law enforcement officers entered the Tertre campus to end a student occupation of the Censive building. The occupation had begun on Wednesday and lasted for several days, during which time students gathered inside the building to express their views on various issues affecting their institution. The students had occupied the Censive building as part of a broader movement to draw attention to concerns related to education, funding, and student welfare. The protest had drawn significant attention both on campus and in the wider community, with supporters and critics expressing their views through social media and public statements. Law enforcement officials arrived at the campus in the early hours of Saturday to resolve the situation peacefully. The operation involved coordinated efforts to ensure the safety of all individuals present while also respecting the rights of the students involved. No injuries were reported during the intervention, and the situation was resolved without further escalation. The occupation of the Censive building highlights ongoing debates about student activism and the role of universities in addressing the concerns of their communities. As discussions continue, the incident serves as a reminder of the complex issues facing students and institutions alike.