It's crazy, because I've been hearing about the "Black October" cyber security crisis all month. I was not connected to the VPN, so It didn't happen to me, but supposedly there was a voice over recording. We were told to shut down our computers and disconnect from the network.

Edit: In my own conspiracy thoughts, this AI stuff is getting out of hand. Wouldn't surprise me if it was a manufactured crisis to get more public consent to invest more in AI for "security" .

I do know Cyber security attacks are very real and it saddens me that this is negatively impacting people in a real way. Did not mean to downplay the situation.

I took her classes religiously from around 2010-2013. She opened a yoga studio in a small house around Harvard and Silver in 2012-ish and then moved to Germany with her partner a few years after.

I want to get back into practicing yoga the way she taught us and I’m looking to see if she has online classes/videos, anything.

With the HSC hack and ongoing events, is anyone using Canvas? Really not interested in having something like that hooked up to my personal computer at home, so trying to figure out the best way to proceed with any coursework.

This duck has either a deformed or broken foot. Poor little guy. :(

Title: Incoming Spring Exchange Student — Questions About Part-Time Jobs and On-Campus Housing

Hi everyone!

I'll be joining the University of New Mexico as an exchange student for the Spring semester, and I have a couple of questions.

1. On-campus part-time jobs

Are exchange students on a J-1 visa eligible for on-campus part-time jobs?

How difficult is it to find jobs such as IT support, lab assistance, tutoring, or other student positions?

When should I start applying, and where can I find job listings?

1. On-campus accommodation

When should I apply for on-campus housing for the Spring semester?

I'd prefer a shared dorm or room with roommates. Which residence halls would you recommend?

Are there any housing options that are particularly convenient for exchange students?

I'd really appreciate any advice or experiences from current students, especially those who came to UNM as exchange students.

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone! I’m a dental student at Touro dental, we’re running a friends and family program for new patients. If anyone is looking for an affordable way to get dental care done please message me I’ll help you get set up as a patient! Thank you :)

Hi everyone!

I’m a dental hygiene student here at UNM, and I’m currently looking for patients to help me complete my clinical requirements and graduate.

I wanted to reach out to the UNM community in case any students or local residents are looking for a dental cleaning. Our student clinic offers discounted cleanings, so it may be a good option for anyone looking for more affordable dental care.

We accept Delta Dental, Turquoise Care Medicaid, and United Concordia.

Appointments take approximately 2½ hours, and one or two visits may be needed depending on your individual needs. Additional fees may apply if X-rays or a dental exam are needed.

If you’re interested or have questions about what to expect, feel free to send me a message! I’d appreciate the support, and I hope this information can be helpful to someone in the community.
Thank you!

I will be staying there for spring sem.I want to know about the in-campus and off-campus housing advantages and disadvantages.

And coming to the food, I am bit confused about it. So someone please explain about it

UNM Area open house tour from 2 pm to 4 pm today includes eight properties all under $350,000. Great option for parents looking to purchase a property for their UNM student or students/staff/faculty who might be looking for themselves. Parents who put their student on the loan may be able to secure owner occupied financing terms including low (3% down payment options). Hope this might be useful!

Enter if you dare: join us for a frightfully fascinating evening of toxins, toxicology, and everyday poison prevention.  This event will be held Thursday, October 29 at 6:30pm at Thirsty Eye Brewing Company (206 Broadway Blvd SE 87102).  All are welcome (including well behaved kids and dogs), plus na/gf bev options will be available.

Brains and Brews (B&B; formerly Thirsty for Thought), is a volunteer led SciComm project to empower communities through accessible science.  This event will include a series of general talks geared towards a lay audience with time for Q&A with the experts, fun games, and networking.

Sign up for our mailing list, to make suggestions, or join our team as a volunteer if you are so inclined.  Contact us any time at [thoughtthirsty@gmail.com](mailto:thoughtthirsty@gmail.com) or 505.585.5578 with questions/ideas/etc.  See you there!

I'm a transfer student and my last art history classes were taken many years ago. I need two 400 level classes but I'm wondering if I should take a 300 level to get the hang of things again. Is there much of a difference between 300 and 400 level ARTH classes? I'm considering Medieval Art with Andrews or History of Engraving with Anderson-Riedel.

Hello! I am starting Organic Chemistry in the spring and am very nervous. I was hoping someone could tell me what textbook is used so I can study prior to the start of the semester. Any advice around that class would be helpful as well. Thank you for your time!

Have a picture of my snake as payment.

Join us for an engaging evening exploring the science of brain health, memory, dementia.  This event will be held Thursday, October 22 at 6:30pm at Thirsty Eye Brewing Company (206 Broadway Blvd SE 87102).  All are welcome (including well behaved kids and dogs), plus na/gf bev options will be available.

Brains and Brews (B&B) is a volunteer led SciComm project to empower communities through accessible science.  This event will include a series of general talks geared towards a lay audience with time for Q&A with the experts, fun games, and networking.

Sign up for our mailing list, to make suggestions, or join our team as a volunteer if you are so inclined.  Contact us any time at [thoughtthirsty@gmail.com](mailto:thoughtthirsty@gmail.com) or 505.585.5578 with questions/ideas/etc.  See you there!

Hi ABQ! 👋 I'm Luke, a dental student at Touro Dental Health on Ridgecrest. I need patients to complete my graduation requirements, and helping me out gets you some seriously discounted dental care. It's a win-win!
Through our friends & family discount:
🦷 FREE exam, cleaning and x-rays

🦷 50% off fillings, crowns, root canals, dentures and implants

🦷 25% off braces, gum treatment and oral surgery

A licensed faculty dentist checks every step, so you get quality care for way less, and I get one step closer to my degree. Appointments run a bit longer since everything is double-checked. Some services, like sedation and whitening, aren't included.

Message me for a voucher card, or call (505) 658-8236 to book (Spanish-speaking staff available).
📍 2425 Ridgecrest Dr SE, Albuquerque

Even if you don't need a dentist, sharing this would really help me out. Thank you! 🦷

Voting has begun for Federal, State, and Local elections. The SUB is an early voting location! There was a decent turnout first thing this morning, but the place is well staffed so there's no line. Go make your voice heard!

More info: https://libguides.unm.edu/elections

Hey UNM Students!

Did you know that your daily routine is being tracked by your own University Police Department? NUMEROUS cameras of the brand Aviligon litter the campus, watching every student's move.

We are currently awaiting records requests from UNM regarding the surveillance UNM PD has implemented on campus. But this is what we know about Motorola Solutions:

Avigilon is a subsidiary of Motorola Solutions, meaning that these systems, unless stipulated otherwise, feed directly into private and federal pipelines.

Motorola operates Digital Recognition Network (DNR), which takes LPR data, packages it and provides it to insurance providers, repo companies, collection agencies, and lenders.

Motorola also provides data to Thompson Reuters CLEAR, which is a data aggregation platform that pulls together location history, social media activity, property records, license plate scans, and personal records on hundreds of millions of people.

DHS pays 25 million per year to access this database. Some police departments, like Valencia County, also allowed ICE, DEA, Fusion Centers and other Federal entities direct access through the Vehicle Manager platform.

UNM Students...is this what you want? Your daily movements at your place of education to be monitored, collected, packaged, and shared willingly? Demand transparency. Demand privacy. Demand removal.