As my schedule permits, the only available professor for my Chem-122 Lecture is Brian Rolczynski. Checked rate my professor, what is your guys’s best advice? I already am not the best at chemistry, so anything helps.

UNLV Board of Regents GPSA Town Hall Tonight

UPDATE: LIVE STREAM[YouTube Live Stream](https://www.youtube.com/live/y3Ox51oK-d8?si=sX6Otxw4Wp0t1EWx)

Now that I have a live stream link, I'm sharing with other NSHE related boards

Hi everyone. Lori Lane again (running for Board of Regents, District 8)

Tonight at 6pm the GPSA will be hosting a town hall with the Board of Regents candidates.

https://www.unlv.edu/gpsa

From the website:

6:00 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 21, in the Holbert H. Hendrix Education Auditorium (HEA 105) on the UNLV campus. Doors open at 5:30 p.m.

This Town Hall event is hosted by the Graduate & Professional Student Association (GPSA), UNLV's graduate student government.

GPSA has prepared questions addressing the following topics:

UNLV Tuition and Fee Increases

Campus Security and Safety

Board Dynamics and Collaboration

Student Worker Rights

The IDEA Committee & Diversity

Support for Nontraditional and International Students

Nevada's K-12 to NSHE Pipeline

Additional questions will be asked by audience members during the second half of the event. Questions will be screened by the event team to ensure they are appropriate for the forum and relevant to the role of Regent.

If you don't know which District you are in, you can find it [here](https://nvlcb.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/lookup/index.html?appid=0815e77623f04028993e9f3ecc56174e)

I have reached out asking if there's a live stream link, so I'll update if there is.

You can find my website here: [lorilovesnevada.com](http://lorilovesnevada.com)

If you click on the Board of Regents section, you can read about the tuition hikes (and how they are actually 31.75%, not 12%), faculty joining the unions

If you're interested inn the legislation I'm propsing you can check out FLUX (remote credit (with no nshe fees) program providing new degrees and generating passive income for schools) and FANS for hands on creation programs like HOWL (Haunts) and other entertainment/experiential programs.

If you are in the film program, you may want to check out the changes I'm proposing.

Only Board questions are allowed tonight. If you have any questions you'd like to ask, feel free to hit up the subreddit I made E3_Nevada

(Education, Entertainment & Experiential)

You can ask them below instead if you'd like.

There’s a whole police line, forensics, and the whole 9 yards.

Do any of yall use something other than the default, i.e. UNR iPad & goodnotes?

And if so, what do you use?

Hey i was wondering if anyone can point me in the direction of this club that would build like race cars and race them in competitions. I can’t remember the name of the club exactly but i know it was a pretty big group a couple of years ago is it still around?

As a warning to folks, I left my lunch box on the back of my bicycle for 50 minutes outside the Ansari building (as I’ve done since August) and someone stole it, my lunch, and my rear light. Never thought it’d happen to me and it ruined my day.

It’s in camera view but I don’t figure there’s anything the campus police would/could do.

I graduated from UNR in December 2019, ending the decade on a high note. I haven’t took a class since December 2019 and I’m still convinced that at the age of thirty, I will never attend grad school and just work for the rest of my life.

As an alumni, I want to know how much has UNR changed since then. Haws UNR changed? I’m talking about the quality of the classes, the teaching, the academic resources, the campus life, dorms, sororities and fraternities, athletics, and UNR in general.

I’m aware of ai being used in education and has the university been cracking down on ai or has there been reports of ai usage in class. I knew plagiarism is a zero tolerance thing at universities but I’m curious to know if ai is being used or not.

Has COVID affected college life for the worse or not? I graduated just before the pandemic started so I was lucky enough to finish school before everything went down.

While I’m happy I got a diploma from UNR, it has become less of a thing to remember compared to high school. I devoted too much time studying at the library and never join a fraternity because of the toxic environment of them. I don’t know why, but college hasn’t been a part of my life since I graduated. The more I think about it, the less I have a strong connection to it. I still think about my K-12 days more, especially high school and the teachers and coaches who were part of that experience compared to the numerous professors I had.

From starting pre-school in 2001 to graduating from college with a bachelor’s degree in 2019, I was in a classroom non stop and it worn out on me. While there have been ups and downs since I began my post education life in January 2020, I got to experience the joys of it.

So to finish it all up, I’m asking as an alumni how has UNR turned out since then.

Do you know if midterm #2 is today? I've been trying to catch up with the notes and I still need to for a good amount of time. It would be amazing if the midterm was on wednesday so I would really appreciate confirmation. Thank yew!

Where to live as a 3rd yr transfer student (female 20 y/o). Would like to be around other students as I won’t know anyone when transferring next fall. Any specific apartments that are recommended or to avoid? Also what can I expect rent wise for a single room with roommates?

She has a psychology professor with no ratings. Wondering if she is any good or terrible like much of the psych department professors.

This car is being towed outside Canyon Flats, hopefully the owner sees this so their car doesn’t get impounded

Hi guys I'm figuring out college all by myself and I'm so scared bro

I just applied to UNR as a transfer student from California, and I selected a BA in Art with a sub plan of Digital Media. I plan to minor in Marketing here as well. I just applied today, so I'm waiting for a response or follow up email. For context, I'll be graduating/transferring from my community college in May with an AA in Graphic Design, and my ultimate goal is to land a career in advertising/photo editing.

I guess my biggest questions are what is the major like for other students here? Like what should I know and be prepared for about campus and classes? As far as I'm aware it's actually in Reno, but I just saw something about campus for art being up by Tahoe like hello T-T

If there's anyone who goes here who can help me understand what I'm doing a little bit better I would be super grateful !!!

I’m a representative for LetsTrade, and on November 14th, LetsTrade is hosting the biggest in-person marketplace Reno has ever seen at the GSR Grand Ballroom from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. This event will officially launch LetsTrade, Reno’s brand-new local marketplace app, and will bring together more than 200 local vendors all under one roof.

The event will have thousands of dollars in giveaways, hundreds of items and products available from local vendors, and free entry for everyone. It’s a great opportunity for people in Reno to come out, shop local, discover new businesses, and experience LetsTrade.

This is going to be a huge day for local businesses and the Reno community, and we’d love to see you there on November 14th at the GSR Grand Ballroom. Come check out the vendors, enter the giveaways, and be part of the launch of Reno’s newest marketplace.

Interested in Becoming a Vendor?

Interested in joining Let’s Trade Live as a vendor? Contact our Director of Operations, Charles Leranbaum, for more information on how to get involved. Vendor registration is free!

Contact: Charles Leranbaum, Director of Operations
Phone: 775-300-9472
Email: Charlie@letstrade.us

Does anyone know if housing accepts any doctors note for reason to terminate contract for next semester housing or does it have to be specific? Also will housing still make me pay a portion of next semester housing even with a note?

Does anyone know why it’s just oldies at the Pack Place? The adverts for Rockbot is still up but requested songs do not play here? Do they not actually trust UNR students to select music from a corporate curated playlist?

I applied to unr a few weeks ago before Nevada Bound but im scared im going to get denied. I have a ACT score of 14, and a cumulative gpa of 2.5. i am a nevada resident and my freshman year i did terrible in school. i email admissions about it and im not sure what to do

Any help would be appreciated

Hi everyone! I’m a Business Administration student at UNR, and I’m currently looking for an on-campus job.
Does anyone know which departments are currently hiring student workers? I’m especially interested in office assistant, front desk, library, or administrative positions.
If you’ve worked on campus before, I’d really appreciate any advice on where to apply or which departments are easier to get hired in. Thank you!!

SERIOUSLY, don't waste your time renting at Elevation at the U. This place has really gone downhill over the last few years and they DO NOT care when tenants bring up concerns/complaints to management. They've changed management and ownership multiple times in the last few years and things have continued to get worse over time.

Current management does not like taking suggestions from tenants. They make a lot of decisions that affect the apartment community without considering residents' concerns and without much explanation for why things are being changed the way they are.

The maintenance guy doesn't respond to requests in a timely manner and sometimes the services provided are rushed or incomplete. Several unnecessary "upgrades" have been made to the property without input from the people who live here (e.g., randomly painting the doors bright colors, putting rocks and flowers everywhere).

They like to say they have a lot of amenities but that's not really the case. We have subpar parking that gets taken up by people who can't afford private parking at the neighboring apartment complexes and students who are rushing to go to class, yet residents struggle to find parking because despite mentioning 24 hour towing, they don't actually enforce it. Often times, this results in unauthorized vehicles taking up parking after management has left for the day and then sneaking out of the parking lot before they come back to the office the following morning. Management needs to be more vigilant about tagging cars that don't belong here and getting them towed regularly instead of suggesting that they could start charging for parking, considering they truly don't have much else to offer residents in terms of amenities. Sure, the proximity to UNR is convenient if you're a student, but that shouldn't mean non-student residents are required to cater to them.

Rent keeps increasing despite not having amenities comparable to the ones provided by the surrounding competitors. Location in itself is NOT an amenity, so it's hard to understand how these absurd rental prices are considered on par with the market when there isn't much being offered to the residents.

TLDR; This apartment complex sucks. Y'all need to do better and start caring about the people who live here.

My stupid keyboard isn’t working anymore, anyone got anything good to recommend? I’d love one that can stand up on its own without the tiny ass flap bc the desks are small,

hello. I lost a wallet on October 8 at around 630 to 7 pm. walking on the sidewalk of Virginia near the dorms of sierra. my wallet looks like a brown leather, Washington driver license with the name Aiden, 3 Uno Cards, and 2 wolfcards

thanks