Record breaking king tides at the start of the year
by Ursula Newman and Barley Lewis-McCabe Low lying communities of Humboldt Bay faced floods as king tides hit record highs on Jan. 2 and 3, which caused significant damages to the King Salmon and Fields Landing areas. The term king
Record breaking king tides at the start of the year
by Ursula Newman and Barley Lewis-McCabe Low lying communities of Humboldt Bay faced floods as king tides hit record highs on Jan. 2 and 3, which caused significant damages to the King Salmon and Fields Landing areas. The term king
Men’s Basketball wins amidst a team loss
by Ariana Wilson The Cal Poly Humboldt Men’s Basketball Team began its 2025 season on Saturday, Oct. 18, hosting College of the Redwoods for a home-opener exhibition game. The Lumberjacks left the arena with a decisive 103-76 win. After a
Where do we Go From Here? The Aftermath of the Devastating Fire in the New Year
by Serah Blackstone-Fredericks and Jasmin Shirazian Arcata Fire Department was heading back to headquarters when they spotted a devastating fire that broke out Jan. 2, which left scorched streets and collapsed buildings on the 800 block of 10th St. in
Where do we Go From Here? The Aftermath of the Devastating Fire in the New Year
by Serah Blackstone-Fredericks and Jasmin Shirazian Arcata Fire Department was heading back to headquarters when they spotted a devastating fire that broke out Jan. 2, which left scorched streets and collapsed buildings on the 800 block of 10th St. in
Atmospheric Rivers flood Humboldt County
by Sadie Shields An atmospheric river brought weeks of heavy rain to Northern California and the Pacific Northwest, dumping record-level precipitation in some areas and pushing rainfall totals above seasonal averages, according to the National Weather Service. Over 10 inches
How weed reclassification could impact Cal Poly Humboldt cannabis studies
by Barley Lewis-McCabe President Trump signed an executive order on Dec. 18 delivering a recommendation from the Health and Human Services department (HHS) to the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) regarding marijuana. HHS recommended that cannabis be moved from a schedule
Politicians and community members protest Humboldt offshore drilling
by Nick Escalada In view of swaying sailboats moored in the Eureka Harbor, climate activists, tribal members and local fishermen overflowed the seats of a banquet hall on Jan. 18 as U.S. Congressman Jared Huffman discussed the future of their
Record breaking king tides at the start of the year
by Barley Lewis-McCabe and Ursula Newman Low lying communities of Humboldt Bay faced floods as king tides hit record highs on Jan. 2 and 3, which caused significant damages to the King Salmon and Fields Landing areas. The term king
AstroloTea for the Week of January 21st
by Serah Blackstone-Fredericks There is an immense juxtaposition at the start of a new semester, especially in the new year. A clash of energies stir from the stillness of winter as we bid farewell to 2025 and dive back into
SIX FIGURES MADE, ZERO CLASSES TAUGHT
Tom Jackson: the highest paid professor who hasn’t taught a single class by Mia Costales Dozens of police officers in riot gear arrived at the scene on night one of Cal Poly Humboldt’s pro-Palestine encampment in April 2024. They moved
Associated Students takes action
by Nico Patakidis Associated Students (A.S.) held their last Board of Directors meeting of the Fall 2025 semester on Dec. 5, following the impeachment of the previous Officer of External Affairs and Officer of Social Justice, Equity, and Inclusion. Throughout
Data for Donuts
by Peter Nielsen Yesterday morning, I received a text asking me to download a new social media app called Homie. Without even downloading the app, it asked for an Instagram handle and offered to connect all my social media applications,
Indoor track breaks six school records
by Aidan Shelton and Nick Escalada The Lumberjacks debuted for their third ever indoor track season at the Silver State Invitational and Multis on Dec. 4-6, hosted by Nevada State in Reno. Being on the cutting edge of the CCAA
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