Overview
- Multiple faculties, FES and CCH campuses suspended in-person classes or moved online, with media counts ranging from roughly two to three dozen affected facilities.
- UNAM has filed six criminal complaints over the threats and is preparing three more, according to General Counsel Hugo Concha Cantú.
- The Special Security Commission met Tuesday to tighten access controls, reinforce lighting and surveillance, and broaden mental‑health support, with CCH Sur instructed to accelerate entry upgrades.
- University teams conducted inspections at CCH Sur reviewing lighting, panic buttons and cameras, and compiled a list of urgent fixes to be addressed promptly.
- Authorities report many threats are re-shared or unfounded yet continue to cause disruptions, leading some units to remote instruction and others to temporary stoppages.