In a circular released yesterday (Sunday), registrar Jennifer Popat said: “After two weeks of classes, there appears to be no solution in sight. The university is extremely concerned about this uncertain situation.”
Popat said the disruptions have resulted in millions of kina losses to the university and its stakeholders, including loss of learning time to students.
“Such losses cannot be sustained. Normal classes will resume on Monday, May 16, at 8am.
