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UNM begins full course migration to Canvas By Annya Loya @annyaloya The University of New Mexico will be receiving a potentially controversial but possibly longoverdue upgrade to its online infrastructure, as Canvas by Instructure was selected as the new academic learning management system starting summer 2022. UNM began a vendor engagement with Instructure in early 2021 but didn’t start a trial integration until spring 2022, according to the Canvas implementation page. Now, all courses for the summer semester will be available through Canvas, and UNM will finalize the migration of all available courses by the start of fall 2022. Until recently, UNM maintained a self-hosted version of Blackboard Learn which is no longer supported by its vendor, Blackboard. The University had the option to move to Blackboard’s new cloud-only environment but decided to go another route partially due to ease of maintenance for non cloud-based software, according to director of online strategies and academic technologies Elisha Allen.

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A UNM student studies for finals with Blackboard Learn open on their laptop at the Collaborative Teaching and Learning building.

UNM Libraries turn sights toward turnstiles

By Madeline Pukite @maddogpukite

As new and returning students walk into any of the libraries on the University of New Mexico’s main campus this fall, they will be greeted by newly construct-

ed turnstiles. Construction on the turnstiles began May 11 and is anticipated to be completed during the summer months, according to Lea Briggs, department administrator for the College of University Libraries and Learning Sciences. The University is implementing these turnstiles in an effort to increase safety at the libraries on

campus. UNM’s libraries are currently accessible to the public, with only select online resources being reserved for the UNM community, according to the University Libraries help page. UNM Libraries will continue to allow community members not affiliated with UNM to use the libraries, but they must show a photo ID to enter, according to

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Jason Shoup, senior operations manager at Zimmerman Library. “The overwhelming concern is that the library must support an environment that feels welcoming and safe to our UNM community as well as other library visitors. The University Libraries (is) committed to providing welcoming facilities that support intellectual inquiry and student success and that function as part of a broader campus landscape where UNM consistently demonstrates its dedication to public safety,” Briggs wrote to the Daily Lobo. The addition of the turnstiles has raised questions regarding the accessibility of campus libraries; over 65% of public libraries reported that they were the only place within their community with free access to computers and Wi-Fi, according to the Huffington Post. The turnstiles echo similar

moves across other parts of the country to make public libraries less accessible to unhoused individuals. A library located in the Castro neighborhood of San Francisco proposed adding railings to walls and “undulating rock formations,” moves that mirror efforts in other cities, according to an article from the Guardian. One member of the unhoused community in Albuquerque, Dawn Doring, said that she already struggles with daily harassment and being forced to move when she isn't harming anyone. “(Public officials) will absolutely harass me if they see me ... I'm not allowed to sit there … I don't know. I guess I look like a criminal misfit. I do not know why,” Doring said. Obtaining a photo ID in the state of New Mexico requires one

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PUKITE & ROY: PLAYLIST: Back to school slay-list (pg. 5) LOYA: 5 and Why: 5 mental health tips for new students (pg. 6)

PUKITE: Graduate workers’ union begins bargaining process with UNM (pg. 3)

SALCIDO: Lobo sports’ most important new student-athletes (pg. 8)

ROY: OPINION: Top 5 coffee shops near campus (pg. 4)

ROY, JUDE & SCOTT : Ask the Editors: First-year advice (pg. 10)

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“There's fewer and fewer services that can be installed and managed locally,” Allen said. UNM held demonstration sessions where students, faculty and staff had the opportunity to explore various learning management systems such as Brightspace — a new version of Blackboard — and Canvas. Canvas was preferred by the majority, according to Allen. “The way that the system was organized was easier for them to understand. It was just generally easier for them to accomplish tasks on everything from grading to submitting assignments,” Allen said. Kate Cunningham has been

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teaching online classes at UNM since 2014 and is very excited to use Canvas as a part-time instructor. She said that she found Blackboard to not be very user-friendly. Cunningham used Canvas both as a graduate student and as an instructor and said the new system is more student-friendly in both design and setup. “That's really what the most important thing is: how students are able to receive and interact with the information that I have in my classes,” Cunningham said. A big reason for her preference of Canvas was that it allows her to work with multimedia

mediums and submit multimedia projects much more easily than with Learn, a pivotal need for her courses on multimedia and visual communication and video journalism. One of the main issues with Learn that was repeatedly mentioned by students and staff alike was its dysfuntional app version. UNM students Tiamike Dudley and Anthony Romero-Kleve, both transfer students, used Canvas in their previous institutions and found moving to Learn was not an easy transition. “I had troubles with the (Learn) app immediately; it kept signing me out,” Romero-Kleve

said. “I couldn't access assignments and due dates easily, and it was just a mess.” Both students showed a lot of excitement to go back to Canvas and are looking forward to a better learning experience next semester. “I can't stand Learn, and I'm very happy to see Canvas,” Dudley said. “Learn looks like it’s from the early 2000s; Canvas looks modern.” Another major difference between Canvas and Learn so far is that, as a vendor-hosted system, Canvas will require less downtime for maintenance. Over the years, there have been multiple

times Learn was inaccessible for hours due to upgrades, according to Allen. While Canvas is more costly than Learn, Allen said that it will be covered by the current mandatory student technology fees, and there is no plan to increase them in the near future. UNM signed a seven-year contract with Instructure to have Canvas as its learning management system.

proof of identity and two proofs of residency, according to the New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division. Most of the eligible proofs of residency are tied back to housing. Doring said that she did not currently have an ID card and was struggling to get one. With or without an ID, UNM facilities have been historically hostile towards unhoused populations, according to an unhoused community member who went by Kit. She said that, generally speaking, unhoused people are shooed away from most campus facilities, leading most to avoid UNM buildings altogether. “I feel like we're treated like we're not part of society, not a part of the community. We're treated poorly; no one should be treated like that,” Kit said. “It feels awful, and I think that leads to us not wanting to go in (UNM libraries) and ask to use facilities.” The primary purpose of the turnstiles is to track who is entering the library. The library is

continuing to develop the process of documentation for non-UNM guests, according to Shoup. He said they will still be relying on the UNM police department in case of any future incidents that occur. Incidents at UNM libraries, including policy infractions, theft and vandalism, drug and alcohol use, indecent exposure and disruption or harassment, dropped significantly between 2018 and 2019 down from 75 incidents to 37, according to Briggs. The collected data did not include whether or not the individual causing the issues was a part of the UNM community not. More recent data was unavailable due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Annya Loya is a freelance reporter at the Daily Lobo. She can be contacted at culture@dailylobo. com or on Twitter @annyaloya

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Orange cones and tape denote where turnstiles are being constructed at Zimmerman Library’s north entrance Wednesday, May 11.

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Graduate workers’ union begins bargaining process with UNM By Madeline Pukite @maddogpukite As incoming graduate workers find their way onto campus this fall, they will have the opportunity to join the recently recognized graduate workers’ union. Returning graduate workers will continue to fight for fair wages and better working conditions in bargaining sessions scheduled throughout the summer. The United Graduate Workers of the University of New Mexico had their first contract negotiation sessions with the University’s bargaining committee from Wednesday, May 4 through Friday, May 6, reaching a heavy point of contention on the third day. The University pushed back on articles surrounding anti-discrimination and contracts, something the Union went on to speak about during the public comment at the Board of Regents meeting on Tuesday, May 10.

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“Many of us were down at the Regents meeting expressing our frustrations with some of the last negotiation(‘s) discussions over the last couple of days. And so we were there vocalizing some of what we were feeling about the current discussions taking place, and so it's been a long day. It feels heavy,” Gustavo García, chief steward of the Union, said. The anti-discrimination article the Union is asking for in the contract would be another avenue for graduate students to seek support if they feel they are being discriminated against at UNM. The University argued that things like Title IX, the Office of Equal Opportunity, and state and federal legislation are sufficient enough. “Thinking about what's currently happening on a national level with Roe v. Wade, we don't want to leave the non-discrimination clause up to the state, and even to the nation, because we know that things change and things can be overturned,” García said. “And so, for us, it's really important to be able to be explicit about

what we want in this contract that will make it safe and comfortable for us to be able to have a procedure if something is wrong, or we feel unwelcomed, or we feel (there’s) something that we're being discriminated on.“ The University also pushed back on an article to prevent contract renewal from being used as leverage against graduate workers. The article stipulates that if renewal is used against a graduate worker, it should be seen as a disciplinary measure and that nonrenewal be considered a discharge. “They aren't working with us on the possibility of discharge being (a) possible form of retaliation or that the nonrenewal of contract is discharge … if a graduate worker is released from a contract without much explanation, without any discussion, and especially if that particular graduate worker has been made to feel sort of targeted in the workplace, there should absolutely be a door open for them to investigate that as a form of retaliation,” Ian Birdwell, a chief steward of the Union, said.

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A sign reads “OUR UNION IS HERE TO STAY” at a rally held in support of the United Graduate Workers of UNM in September 2021.

Birdwell said that the articles surrounding contracts are important because unclear language in contracts may lead to the exploitation of graduate workers’ labor. García said that UNM also pushed back on the Union collecting dues from paychecks, a common practice in unionization. The union currently only collects dues by hand and would have to continue this practice if UNM does not allow them to establish a contract. Katie Despeaux, another chief steward of the Union, said they were not surprised when the University chose to plan the initial bargaining sessions near finals week. “Finals week is always a hard week. And we know, we think that UNM scheduled the first round the week before final(s) week on purpose so that we wouldn't perhaps be on topic, but we're used to overburden at the end of the semester. So we were like, ‘okay, we can do it,’” Despeaux said.

Still allowing for lots of backand-forth between the two parties, García said that the Union will continue to push back on issues that they feel are important, specifically the anti-discrimination article. Despeaux said they anticipate continued pushback from the University. “So we're already getting pushback there, and we're expecting a lot more once we get into the economic (issues) and the asking for things that involve money,” Despeaux said. The Union will continue to have bargaining days throughout the summer, with the next session being July 23-25. “We really just want the University to bargain with us in good faith. You know, that's all that we're asking,” Despeaux said. Madeline Pukite is the managing editor at the Daily Lobo. They can be contacted at news@dailylobo.com or on Twitter @maddogpukite

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Top 5 coffee shops near campus

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(TOP LEFT) The exterior of Michael Thomas Coffee Roasters, located off of Bryn Mawr Drive and Silver Avenue, on Saturday, May 14. (TOP MIDDLE) Two mugs for sale sporting the Ihatov Bread and Coffee branding. (TOP RIGHT) A coffee cup from Humble Coffee Company sits on a table at their Lomas Avenue and Washington Street location. (BOTTOM LEFT) A customer sits inside of Zendo Coffee, located off of 2nd Street and Lead Avenue. (BOTTOM RIGHT) A chalkboard advertises a seasonal beverage at The Chocolate Dude in Nob Hill.

By Zara Roy @zarazzledazzle With a fresh batch of incoming freshmen making their way through Albuquerque for the first time, I’m certain one burning question remains on their mind: what is the best coffee place in town? In no particular order, here are five fairly walkable coffee spots near campus worth the visit. Michael Thomas Coffee Roasters Located just off Central at 202 Bryn Mawr Drive SE, Michael Thomas is a fan-favorite in Albuquerque, and for good reason. With a wide selection of handroasted coffee, knowledgeable staff and a genuine love for coffee, Michael Thomas is perfect for both the coffee snob and those who are merely looking for a quick fix of caffeine alike.

The storefront has a pleasant ambiance with a lovely outdoor patio area well-suited for study sessions or meeting up with that film major in your elective course that you’re desperately trying to impress. Grab a cup of coffee here then walk over to Buffalo Exchange to indulge in an overpriced Forever 21 crop top; treat yourself. Ihatov Bread and Coffee Conveniently parked in the Nob Hill area, Ihatov Bread and Coffee is a hop, skip and a jump away from campus and a nevermiss place to indulge in a pastry and coffee when you have downtime between classes. Their coffee is very consistent, but the real star of the show is their selection of baked goods; the almond croissant is my favorite, if it’s still available by the time you make it there. Soak up the sounds of coffee machines whirring indoors,

or have a seat on the patio and people-watch on Central Avenue (practically an official pastime in the city of Albuquerque). Humble Coffee Company Humble Coffee Company is a little bit further of a trek, but if you can hitch a ride to either the Lomas Boulevard or Central Avenue locations, you are surely in for a treat. Specializing in singleorigin coffee, Humble Coffee has perhaps my single favorite roast of the different cups of joe I’ve tried in Albuquerque. Also on the menu is a variety of food items from other small businesses in the Albuquerque area. My go-to is a classic latteand-bagel combo, but with a variety of straightforward and delectable options available, you are sure to find something you love there. Take a classmate here to study for exams and gossip about your professor over the Editor-in-Chief John Scott Managaing Editor Madeline Pukite

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best damn cup of coffee you’ve ever had. Zendo Coffee Another popular joint in town, Zendo on 2nd Street Southwest is the perfect place to get in touch with the community with the greatest social lubricant known to man: a perfect cup of joe. Zendo is a woman-owned business that takes specific interest in embracing diversity and fostering community involvement. Come for the coffee and stay for one of their open mics, pop-ups or simply the welcoming atmosphere and many friendly faces at their bright and cheery storefront. The Chocolate Dude Another conveniently placed Nob Hill selection, The Chocolate Dude (and Coffee Too!) is a groovy little shop open until 10 p.m. (a relative feat for a storefront in the Albuquerque area) Sports Editor Matthew Salcido Culture Editor Natalie Jude

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where you can find your latenight caffeine fix before a long evening of cramming an entire textbook’s worth of material, or treat yourself after a long week with coffee and chocolate. Hang out in the vibrant store outfitted with retro decor and enjoy one of the many delicious triumphs of chocolatiering they have to offer. Whether you sport a $7 oat milk latte from a fine couturecoffee establishment around town or cry into a cup of whatever has been brewing at La Posada, I hope that this list has given you the courage to get out and explore one of the many small businesses Albuquerque has to offer and maybe even make a few lasting memories in the process. Zara Roy is the news editor at the Daily Lobo. She can be reached at news@dailylobo.com or on Twitter @zarazzledazzle Photo Editor Mackenzie Schwartz Designer Joseph McKee

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We’ve all been going through changes lately, but the transition to university can be a particularly frightening and singular challenge for many. Luckily, the struggle of change is a topic often obsessed over by many great artists. Editors from the Daily Lobo have come together to make a playlist to get you through both foul and fair weather as you move into your first year of college. We Are Going To Be Friends Jack Johnson Going away to college as an 18-year-old can be intimidating, similar to how the first day of kindergarten felt when you were a scared 5-year-old with a backpack full of markers in a classroom full of kids that were a little bit louder and a little bit weirder than your siblings at home. Listening to Jack Johnson’s “We Are Going To Be Friends” can put you back in the mindset of your younger self: completely unsure but completely confident it will all work out. Like Gabriella tells Troy in “High School Musical,” in kindergarten “you didn’t have to be anything but yourself.” Keep that in mind as you begin your next chapter of school. Changes - Langhorne Slim and The Law College inevitably brings with it a multitude of changes. Many are living on their own for the first time and must quickly develop time management and conflict resolution skills. You soon realize high school did little to prepare you for handling arguments between roommates or dealing with homesickness. It can also be a time of self-reflection, as you are no longer forced to live in your parent’s world, which can bring about a plethora of changes in and of itself. Langhorne Slim and The Law’s “Changes” centers around processing change and accepting the

turbulence that comes with it. Giving yourself the space to be scared and process emotions while also remembering “there’s many reasons we are what we’ve become” is essential. I Like Giants - Kimya Dawson While the entirety of Kimya Dawson’s album “Remember That I Love You” is grounding in nature, “I Like “Giants” is particularly so because it begs you to remember to take a step back and look at the bigger picture instead of being consumed by all of the things that cause you anxiety. This is something that is especially important to remember as you begin the process of scheduling classes, packing up and embarking on your college experience. After Hours - The Velvet Underground While many preach the importance of facing changes in your life head-on, and to some extent this is indeed necessary, I think we all know that sometimes escaping into your own inner world is often much more appealing in these times. The classic Velvet Underground track from their 1969 self-titled album perfectly encapsulates this desire to shut one’s self out from the excessive stimulation and hubbub of the world in favor of simply “closing the door” and shutting out all of your troubles. This delightful, jaunty tune with almost childlike vocals from drummer Moe Tucker will take you back to simpler times and leave you longing for another glimmer of youthful innocence. Landslide - Fleetwood Mac What more is there to say about “Landslide” that hasn’t already been said — it’s reputation precedes it. One of the great tearjerkers of the 20th century, this Fleetwood Mac song, with

lyrics and vocals from the inimitable Stevie Nicks, is lush with longing and a practically universal bittersweet recollection of one’s own past. This is the perfect song for melodramatically gazing out of a window after your parents drop you off at your dorm this coming fall.

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I Don’t Know - Beastie Boys and Miho Hatori A hidden, uncharacteristically lovely gem in the Beastie Boys catalog, “I Don’t Know” is a ballad that excels in its simplicity. Lyrically, this song is about feeling lost: a common theme in my own life as I’ve worked my way through college and a struggle for many others, to be sure. There is just something so soothing about the simple, light instrumentation, the catchy melodic line and the simple resignation of this piece. In a world caught in an endless cycle of work in which we are under constant pressure to have every next step planned out, sometimes one must let out a simple, “I don’t know. Who does know?” As you spend the summer running through checklists of everything you need for college, you may l feel as though you have forgotten something. While giving your friends and family teary-eyed hugs and goodbyes, completely unsure of what the future holds for you, take a moment to ground yourself and listen to some music that’ll comfort you and remind you that you’re not going through this alone.

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5 and Why: 5 mental health tips for new students By Annya Loya @annyaloya With the end of the spring semester comes the conclusion of our first year back to in-person classes after the COVID-19 pandemic. In anticipation of this upcoming fall semester, the University of New Mexico’s psychology department advisors came together to give us five tips to survive another post-pandemic year. Take a break At a university, academics will almost always come first, but that doesn’t mean it’s the beall, end-all. Taking some time to learn something new outside of academia can be a great way to maintain a love of learning and to explore something different during the summer months. “A big part of maintaining your motivation for school is allowing other parts of your life to flourish. It's okay to take a break when you need it,” the advisors wrote in an email to the Daily Lobo. Courtesy Photo / Daily Lobo / @dailylobo

Embrace joy and have fun While school can certainly have its enjoyable moments, it is important to give yourself time

to enjoy everything life has to offer. The psychology advisors recommend taking time out of your schedule to see family, go outside or maintain a hobby in order to take a respite from school. “We recommend leaning in to whatever it is that gives you the space you need from school so you can return to class recharged and ready – and not feeling like you're running on fumes,” the advisors wrote.

Take on challenges as they come You might be presented with your first syllabus of the new semester and immediately begin panicking over projects and assignments that aren’t due for another month. The advisors suggested taking a step back and approaching things one at a time. “Try not to worry about school until you have to! You'll receive all the applicable information that you need as the first day of classes approaches. Take it easy in the meantime,” the advisors wrote.

tizing tasks can be the right fit for some students, while others may find it helpful to divide one task into multiple smaller ones. ”We also encourage students to not give into the sense of urgency that our world often demands of us (even though it’s tempting!) A lot of times, you’ll find that things aren’t quite as urgent as they seem,” the advisors wrote. Use your resources Each department offers its fair share of advisors who can help you out not only for the registration period, but throughout your whole degree. Advisors can help connect you with other resources and opportunities and provide the necessary information and assistance. “We are here for you, and you're not alone,” the advisors wrote. Annya Loya is a freelance reporter at the Daily Lobo. She can be contacted at culture@dailylobo.com or on Twitter @annyaloya

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Recruiting is as unique and important to college sports as any aspect of the game itself, sometimes even more so. Recruiting can stress fans, break coaches and change programs forever. The hardest thing about recruiting is that it’s never done; a player can come, go or hold out for as long as an offseason can last. With this in mind, Daily Lobo sports editor Matthew Salcido has broken down some of the most important student-athletes making their way down to the University of New Mexico, at least for now. Morris Udeze Lobo basketball fans spent all of last season worrying about their team’s lack of rebounding, ability to score in the post and

experienced big men. 6-foot8-inch transfer Morris Udeze is the Lobos’ best shot to fix these issues in the short term. Udeze not only averaged 6.1 rebounds and shot 50.5% from the field as Wichita State’s starting center last season, but he also will bring the Lobos playoff experience from his team’s March Madness appearance in 2021 where he led his team in points. Udeze has big-game physicality and an impressive wingspan of over 7 feet. Fans who search out tapes from his Wichita State games can observe his powerful frame and soft touch around the rim. Udeze is more than capable of creating his own shot with his back to the basket, but he’s also shown great court awareness, and I think he’ll be a fantastic pick-and-roll partner for Jamal Mashburn Jr. Udeze will only be eligible to play in The Pit for one year, but that’s always the cost of ventur-

ing into the transfer portal for players. It’s hard to give UNM head coach Richard Pitino and his staff anything other than an A-plus for this addition. Donovan Dent Before Udeze chose UNM as his landing spot in mid May, the Lobos’ biggest recruit was California’s 2022 Mr. Basketball Donovan Dent. The point guard from Corona, California led Centennial High School to a 33-1 record his senior year and averaged 16.4 points and 6.7 assists on 53% field goal percentage. Dent is athletic, spry and loves to attack the rim. He has a plethora of finishes and can make good drop-off passes when the defense rotates. He’ll probably struggle against the length and size of college defenders in his first year, but with a solid base of skills and obvious ways to improve, Dent’s future can be as bright as he wants it to be.

NEW MEXICO DAILY LOBO Kailee Gims UNM volleyball raised the bar for themselves in the 2021 season, and they’re anticipated to continue their success again next season. Kailee Gims will be their addition at the libero position, though her in-game opportunities may be limited with the return of co-captain Alena Moldan, who played libero in every single set of the Lobos’ 2021 season. Still, Gims may be a gift worth waiting for with a remarkable high school career that saw her break the Cypress Ranch High School season and career records for digs in a game. Gims was also highly accomplished within her club team, the top-10 nationally ranked Houston Skyline, on which she was named the best defensive player. Having a steady stream of defensive talent is vital for a defense-first program like UNM’s, and Gims is a proven entity on that side of the net.

will be an important part of revitalizing the Lobo offense which ranked last in the Mountain West Conference in the 2021 season, especially without a highly rated quarterback coming in next season. The transition from JC to Division I can be difficult, and no player can turn around a program as lost in the wilderness as UNM football by themselves, but White seems to be set up for success. It’s nearly impossible to say whether these promising players will actually live up to their potential here at UNM, but it’s safe to say that UNM sports fans will have a lot to look foward to in the coming months. Matthew Salcido is the sports editor at the Daily Lobo. He can be contacted at sports@ dailylobo.com or on Twitter @baggyeyedguy

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University of New Mexico. Zara’s Advice: Don’t slack on your classes Of course, college is many people’s first foray into the adult world. As such, it is easy to get lost in a previously unimaginable new world of freedoms and forget about your scholarly responsibilities along the way. While I fully understand the appeal of skipping classes and procrastinating on assignments, I can promise you that this will only lead to a never-ending cycle of suffering,

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probably the most important thing I could have done for myself at the time, as it helped me uncover passions and interests I never knew I had. Ultimately, you may find yourself questioning whether or not you’re where you are meant to be. If that’s the case, take a second to ask yourself if it’s imposter syndrome or if it’s finally time to make that change you’ve been putting off for so long. Starting something new is hard; just remember that there are plenty of students here at UNM all going through the same thing. We’re all just trying to get through this, so don’t be afraid to put yourself out there and start something new.

John’s Advice: Have willingness to change To say that I’m a different person now compared to when I first started college would be an understatement. Coming out of high school and moving into a university environment, I found a large amount of the social pressures present in high school disappeared, giving way to a space where individual expression could genuinely thrive. It was hard for me to change at first; my freshman year I switched my major from physics to English, shifting from a degree path that my parents would easily be proud of to something that would certainly make them wonder how I planned to make a living after college. Still, this change was

Zara Roy is the news editor at the Daily Lobo. She can be contacted at news@dailylobo.com or on Twitter @zarazzledazzle Natalie Jude is the culture editor at the Daily Lobo. She can be reached at culture@dailylobo. com or on Twitter @natalaroni John Scott is the editor-in-chief at the Daily Lobo. He can be contacted at editorinchief@dailylobo. com or on Twitter @JScott050901

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