Frank van
Vree, Dean of the Humanities Faculty, has written that the eleven days during
which students occupied the Bunge House, a building of the Amsterdam
University, has cost the university a substantial amount of money. These sums would have been enough to pay
several staff members’ yearly salaries.
Among the costs, Van Vree mentioned vandalized toilets, lost income from
third parties, the costs of failed research projects, extra security and
cleaning, as well as the replacement of the locks on the Bunge House and other university
buildings. There were also the costs of
the mobile police unit, which had to evacuate the students.Saturday, March 7, 2015
Amsterdam University Sustains Heavy Costs due to Student Occupation
Frank van
Vree, Dean of the Humanities Faculty, has written that the eleven days during
which students occupied the Bunge House, a building of the Amsterdam
University, has cost the university a substantial amount of money. These sums would have been enough to pay
several staff members’ yearly salaries.
Among the costs, Van Vree mentioned vandalized toilets, lost income from
third parties, the costs of failed research projects, extra security and
cleaning, as well as the replacement of the locks on the Bunge House and other university
buildings. There were also the costs of
the mobile police unit, which had to evacuate the students.
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