
President Dmitry Medvedev confirmed the intention to visit the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University and chat with students. He wrote about this on his Facebook page. “I promised the journalism to the journalism to come to the meeting. I will fulfill the promise in the near future,” Medvedev writes. Earlier, it was repeatedly reported that Medvedev would soon visit the journalism department of Moscow State University. Students of the faculty organized a working group for organizing the visit of Medvedev and began to select delegates to meet with the president.
Last Thursday, Vedomosti reported that Medvedev could come to the journalism department on January 25. At the same time, as noted, the publication noted, they will be timed to a new meeting on the Day of Russian Students, and opposition students with critical posters will allocate a space of three square meters.
At the end, Medvedev visited the journalism faculty of Moscow State University, but did not meet with students, but with activists of pro -Kremlin movements. Several students were detained by the FSO officers. After the visit of Medvedev, graduates and journal facial students conducted a symbolic cleaning at the faculty ( 
Medvedev, in turn, welcomed the conduct of a subbotnik. “The journalism faculty was interesting and fun. Thank you for the hospitality. I’ll sit back somewhere else. And some students are just well done: they are going to a subbotnik, to go at the faculty. The heart rejoices ... Good night all!” - Medvedev wrote on the social network Facebook.
Medvedev held at the journalism a meeting with youth on the topic of interethnic relations. Participants were selected in advance among activists of the Prochrevsky movements. Only a few students of the journalism department were allowed to meet. The president arrived with a half -hour delay. At the balustrade of the faculty, several students tried to raise posters with questions to the president, they were immediately twisted by the FSO officers, conducted an educational conversation with them, threatened with expulsion. Three students who raised sheets of paper with questions Medvedev near the journalism building was detained by the police. The dean’s office said that these students violated the laws of hospitality.
After Medvedev’s visit, the collection of signatures began on the Internet under the appeal to the leadership of Moscow State University and the journalism, demanding to get apologies for what happened from the president. The next day, an alternative appeal appeared not to inflate a scandal around Medvedev’s visit to journalism.
