Sayornis saya: the bird who likes to speak
by Sadie Shields The Say’s Phoebe (Sayornis saya) is popular among the North American bird habitats. It belongs to the tyrant flycatcher family, the largest family of birds in the Americas which includes more than 400 species. This bird can
Sayornis saya: the bird who likes to speak
by Sadie Shields The Say’s Phoebe (Sayornis saya) is popular among the North American bird habitats. It belongs to the tyrant flycatcher family, the largest family of birds in the Americas which includes more than 400 species. This bird can
Fish of the Week: Cow Sharks
Hexanchus Griseus by Ariana Wilson The ‘Cow shark’ consists of two species: the bluntnose sixgill and broadnose sevengill shark. The sixgill shark is a deep-water dweller with the widest distribution of all shark species, ranging from the northern and temperate
Hamnet is an intentional look into grief through art
Reel Talk with Julia Hamnet is a film directed by Oscar-winner and 2026 nominee, Chloé Zhao, and is an adaptation of a bestselling book of the same name by Maggie O’Farrell. The story entails a fictionalized account of the real-life
Hamnet is an intentional look into grief through art
Reel Talk with Julia Hamnet is a film directed by Oscar-winner and 2026 nominee, Chloé Zhao, and is an adaptation of a bestselling book of the same name by Maggie O’Farrell. The story entails a fictionalized account of the real-life
You shouldn’t watch Wonder Man because it’s an MCU show…
by Kaylon Coleman Whether you’ve been keeping up with the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) lately or not, you’re probably familiar with its recent inconsistencies in quality. It feels like the company’s only hitting 50% from the free throw. Each release
A.S. appoints a new Social Justice officer
by Nico Patakidis Associated Students (A.S.) has appointed Monika Mayhan as the new Officer of Social Justice, Equity and Inclusion (OSJEI). On Feb. 11, A.S. held their second board meeting of the semester in which Mayhan was voted in to
Wren’s Whimsical Window
Lignified Lament by Wren Salazar Against my better judgment, I decided to take a nap around 5:00 p.m. yesterday evening. I dreamt during this nap, a vision of leaden days. I dreamt of the future, and the oracle who revealed
Loretta Ross speaks on evading cancel culture, promoting “calling in” instead
by Alexis Blue Gutswurrak was filled with chatter, chilled drinks and cookies from a refreshment table on Feb. 11. The room felt lively; students, faculty, staff and community members gathered to listen to renowned author and activist Loretta J. Ross
Reality tv vs streaming
by Alba Galvan As a Latina woman who loves chisme — gossip, for my non-Spanish speakers — you can only imagine how intrigued I was when my roommate, Violet Nunez-Rojas, introduced me to reality TV this semester. At first, I
Teamsters step up and strike for salary steps
by Barley Lewis-McCabe and Nico Patakidis Electricians, plumbers, repair people and mechanics all under the umbrella of the Teamsters union traded their tools for signs and rain ponchos to try and fix something much larger than a clogged toilet. Teamsters
“Ball”entine’s Day
by Kaylon Coleman The day was meant for love, but the Lumberjacks left Gators fans broken-hearted after their dual victory over San Francisco State University (SFSU). Both games took place on Feb. 14 in the Lumberjack Arena, resulting in a
Exploring sexual desires through books
by Alba Galvan Books are often created as a way for people to escape reality or reduce stress, but what most don’t realize is that books are also there as a way to be self-expressive and learn new things about
Valentine’s Day date ideas from a single man
by Nick Escalada Hey reader! A little osprey told me that you have a special someone to spend Valentine’s Day with. As a terminally single individual, that’s amazing to hear! I’m happy you’re happy! To ensure that you two stick
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