Nav is a fourth-year studying math and computer science and an editor for the Maroon’s data team. Before transferring to UChicago, he was a student at New York University, where he spent weekends volunteering at the American Museum of Natural History’s insectarium. He is interested in science and tech communication, and when he’s not busy thinking about bugs (computer or otherwise), he’s probably playing a strategy game or watching jellyfish on the Monterey Bay Aquarium live cams.
Students and staff whose CNet IDs were disabled were unable to access platforms requiring their UChicago logins on Saturday. The CS department's director of techstaff confirmed that no user data had been compromised as a result of the cyberattack.
While the Registrar’s office said the form would be erased from students’ records, the agreement is likely still binding for undergraduates who signed it, a law professor told the Maroon.
Faculty and staff will gain access in July, and students will gain access before the start of the 2026–27 academic year, President Alivisatos wrote in an email Tuesday.
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