By | Bryan Donoghue Abraham Neri, Freshman philosophy major. “They should have the right to any freedom of expression. I understand where the players are coming from, and I respect what they’re doing. As far as his Presidency, it goes
By | Bryan Donoghue
Every science student has a voice, and they have aspirations for the future and appreciation for the present. Students in various scientific fields across campus discuss where they are from, what they’re studying, and their goals for after graduation.
By | Andre Hascall This past week, seemingly overnight, HSU is offering a bikeshare system via Zagster. Zagster was founded in 2007 in Massachusetts, and it operates bike-sharing programs at universities and other locations. Transportation is always a hot-button issue
By Keaundrey Clark Women’s Soccer Humboldt State improved its record to 4-3-1 with a dominant victory in Sunday’s 4-0 win over Benedictine at Mesa. “I think that Benedictine was well-organized and came out high energy, and our girls did a
North Coast Growers’ Association holds the Eureka Old Town Farmers’ Market every Tuesday until Oct. 31st.
By | Curran C. Daly The UC Quad was alive with music and dancing at noon on Tuesday as Zion I performed for students. An Associated Students Presents event, the free show featured Zion I’s Baba Zumbi, also known as
