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      Narrative Medicine in the Community: “The Stories We Carry” at The Chelsea

      On October 14, Dr. Wendy Nielsen led “The Stories We Carry,” a narrative medicine gathering at The Chelsea at Washington Township, a senior

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      Your Location Is Talking: What Geomapping Means for Your Privacy

      Ever wonder why an ad can feel like it knows exactly what you were just talking about? Learn how location data, apps, and online activity can shape what you see, and discover simple ways to take more control of your digital privacy.

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      CLaSE Builds Bridges Through Language

      CLaSE continues to expand opportunities for language learning, academic support, and cultural exchange through its Kichwa Language and

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      Raise the Alert: One Report Can Protect the Campus

      In this issue, we’ll look at what a cybersecurity incident can look like, situations you should report, how one phishing report can protect our campus community, and how to raise the alert when you encounter something suspicious.

      Phish Files presents Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026
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      Shared Doesn’t Mean Secure: Protect What Matters

      We share information every day, but not everything should be shared with everyone. This article offers simple tips for keeping information secure, including choosing the right tools, managing access, and sharing only what is needed.

      Phish Files presents Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026
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      Track the Threat: Recognizing Phishing and Social Engineering

      Phishing has evolved far beyond suspicious emails. Today’s scams can come through texts, phone calls, QR codes, social media, and even in-person interactions all designed to manipulate people into taking action. Learn how these social engineering tactics work and what to watch for.

      Phish Files presents Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026
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      Saddle Up, Agents! Cybersecurity Awareness Month Is Here

      Join the Phish Files Agents this month as we explore the Cyber Frontier and learn how to defend the network. Each week, we will share cybersecurity tips, games, challenges, and resources covering passwords and MFA, phishing and social engineering, data security and privacy, and reporting and community defense. Agents across campus, including students, faculty, and staff, can participate in the weekly Cyber Challenge, collect four codes, and complete the final challenge for a chance to win prizes.

      Phish Files presents Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026
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      Cybersecurity and Mental Health: The Impact We Don't Always See

      Cyberattacks can affect more than computers they can also create emotional stress and strain relationships across the campus community. Explores how attackers use tactics such as phishing emails and MFA fatigue to manipulate users, and explains how to recognize and report these threats quickly. Learn why victims should not blame themselves after an attack and where to find campus resources and support.

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      The Document Looks Real. The Login Isn’t: How Cloud Collaboration Phishing Targets Campus

      This article explores how scammers use familiar platforms like Google Docs and OneDrive to make phishing emails look legitimate. It explains how these documents can lead users to fake university or Microsoft login pages designed to steal passwords and other account information.

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      Out of the Classroom and Onto the Road

      Recapping Native American and Indigenous Studies Summer Trips and Fieldwork

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