At the University of Paris Dauphine, a pall of grief hangs over students and faculty following the tragic death of 19-year-old Philippine Le Noir de Carlan. Her body was discovered in the Bois de Boulogne, prompting an investigation into voluntary homicide by the Paris prosecutor's office. The discovery came after her family reported her missing, and initial findings indicated signs of abuse and injuries on her body. As the university community mourns, concerns about safety in the area have intensified, particularly among female students who frequent the park.
- Philippine was a dedicated student in her third year of a degree in economics and financial engineering. Her death has sparked a wave of solidarity among her classmates, many of whom participated in a minute of silence in her memory. The university has mobilized psychologists to support grieving students, reflecting the deep emotional impact of this tragedy on the community. The Bois de Boulogne, while a popular recreational area, has a troubled history, and the recent events have reignited discussions about safety and security in the park.
