Colombo University Arts faculty closed following clash between students

Colombo University Arts faculty closed following clash between students

October 17, 2017   09:18 pm

By Sanchith Karunaratna

The Faculty of Arts of the Colombo University has been closed until further notice following a clash between two student groups, a short while ago.

The Vice Chancellor of the university has requested all students to refrain from entering the Arts Faculty premised till further notice.

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