Agathe Demarolle isa member of the Class of 2027 intending to major in political science and creative writing. Born in New York, she grew up in Paris, France. Agathe studied investigative journalism during a summer program at The School of The New York Times and has previously written articles on Medium. An aspiring investigative journalist, she believes that bringing attention to overlooked issues and exposing institutional cover-ups can improve society. Outside the Maroon, she can be found listening to hard rock/heavy metal and trying to write poetry.
A look at gender discrimination and sexual misconduct at UChicago and how the Trump administration’s policy changes could affect Title IX cases at the University.
In May 2024, the Laboratory Schools cut the German program to contribute to UChicago’s financial recovery plan. Nearly a year later, the budget cuts have sparked student protests and debates in the community about the realities of funding versus the Lab Schools’ mission to encourage intellectual pursuits.
U-SHIP provides generous insurance coverage for its relatively low annual premium. But some UChicago students have recently reported significant errors from U-SHIP, such as denials of coverage or billing errors, with enduring and complex consequences.
Breaking away from classroom matters, Indigenous students are strengthening communal ties on campus.
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