Students from France’s elite higher education institutions have joined the ongoing lycéen movement, beginning in early October. Despite enjoying favorable study conditions, these students are expressing solidarity with the broader demands of the protests. This indicates a widening of the movement beyond high school students to include those in prestigious universities. The students acknowledge their privileged position while simultaneously advocating for a more equitable system. This alliance highlights a growing desire for systemic change across different levels of the French education system. The movement suggests concerns extend beyond immediate grievances to encompass broader issues of social and educational equality within France. This support from elite institutions adds further weight to the ongoing national conversation.