Plans to study abroad in the Czech Republic during COVID-19
Lumberjack editor tests positive for senioritis
When in-person sports can’t be a reality, fantasy delievers
The Lumberjack guide to fantasy football
How the wildfires of California are impacting Arcata
House Hunting in the heat of COVID-19
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Students are dining in during the COVID-19
Students survive COVID-19 by cooking for themselves and avoiding college cafeteria
Humboldt State Athletes stay fit safely during pandemic
COVID-19 is not an excuse to stop sweating.
Students advocate for award-winning food sovereignty lab.
Awaiting approval from President Jackson, the food sovereignty lab is the first of its kind
HSU Seaweed Farm sets sail
The first commercially-approved seaweed farm in California will be on the map.
Humboldt County’s public health officer
Dr. Teresa Frankovich resigns after 8 months
Legal doubts over HBAC misuse
Students and faculty voice discontent with treatment of Aquatic Center
Music of the Moment 3
For better or worse, Big Sean is likely gone for good.
Students Find Creative Ways to Pass Time in Quarantine.
An inside look at how Humboldt State students’ are staying busy with pandemic hobbies.
More Layers, More Protection?
Humboldt State demands double masking on campus, does more layers equal more protection?
The Ethnic Studies Bill is a Blessing
Ethnic Studies will thankfully become mandatory for all California State University students – as it should be.
The Complex Interface of Humans and Wildfires
How fire suppression is a mixed bag in Humboldt County Every fire season, blankets of smoke roll over Humboldt County. Here on the coast, that’s as close to wildfires as some of us get. But our practice of fire suppression
Defund HSU’s Police Department
Incidents of racism from the former UPD Chief, past examples of excessive force from current officers and a shrinking university budget.
Humboldt State Students Voice Concerns Over Racial Casting
Students come forth after witnessing and experiencing racial typecasting within Humboldt State’s Theater Department.
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Graduating Into Uncharted Waters
HSU graduates attempt to navigate a world turned upside-down by COVID-19 In May, Humboldt State University graduated hundreds of students, as it does every year. Unlike past years, graduates didn’t get to shake hands with their respective dean and receive
Music of the Moment
The long awaited return of God’s son, Nas.
Tension and Fear Among the Board of Directors
A tense emergency Board of Directors reveals conflict between faculty and Administration.
HSU student journalist travels to Portland to capture Black Lives Matter Protests
Kris Nagel captures chaotic social demonstrations with photojournalist and professor Mark Mckenna
Face coverings are vital to preventing spread of COVID-19
Humboldt State University taking necessary first step by requiring students and faculty to wear face coverings on campus.
Living on Campus during a Pandemic
Humboldt State University reopens campus and student housing for new incoming students.
Students Stay Home Scared to Learn in Pandemic Times
Students stay home this semester with concerns of health and quality of education.
HSU Cultural Center Budget Slashed
Associated Students leaves student body devastated after significant reductions in cultural center’s budget.
Anti-Immigration Graffiti Found In Arcata Plaza
The Heart Bead store and corner of Cafe Brio hit with racist graffiti
All aboard the plague ship
Unprecedented times are met with normalized behavior, HSU puts students and community members at higher risk after reopening campus and student housing.
How Non-Lethal are Less Lethal Weapons
Protestors injured by non-lethal weapons in Eureka following protests against police brutality.
Music of the Moment
The hip-hop community rallies behind the Black Lives Matter Movement
A Simple Favor, Wear Your Mask Correctly … Please
Wearing a mask correctly shouldn’t be a hassle or the worst part of your day.
Humboldt State Proceeds with In-person Instruction
With President Jackson and Dr. Frankovich at opposite ends of agreement on in person classes, students caught in the middle feel COVID-19 is inevitable.
From Colorado to COVID-19 self-isolation
HSU Freshman’s experience catching coronavirus.