On Friday, September 25, an incident took place during a directed work session involving second-year undergraduate students at the University of Bordeaux. A researcher-teacher accessed pornographic content on his computer, which was still connected to the room's projection system. This caused the images to be displayed on the screen and visible to the students present. The situation was brought to the attention of the university’s administration on Tuesday, September 29, after which they collected statements from the students who were in the room at the time. The president of the University of Bordeaux, Dean Lewis, and the leadership of the affected department have stated that they take this situation very seriously. The university acknowledges the seriousness of the incident, as well as the shock and discomfort it may have caused to the students involved. The researcher-teacher in question has been provisionally suspended while an investigation is conducted to "precisely establish the circumstances and determine the appropriate follow-up." The university emphasizes that every student should be able to study in an environment that is "confident, safe, and protected by their institution." In response to the incident, the Student Health Space is actively working to provide support to any students who feel they need it. The university has not yet released any further details about the ongoing investigation or potential consequences for the researcher-teacher involved.