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PHOTO: UWI students protest

Wednesday, March 28, 2012 | 1:09 PM



A small group of students of the University of the West Indies this morning staged a peaceful demonstration on the campus.

The students were protesting against the restriction from accessing their grades and course material on the university's internet network because of outstanding tuition balances.

It was reported that the University Registrar has since met with the students and has agreed to review the access system.


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