Donation drive for migrant caravan
By Freddy Brewster
On Dec. 6 student activist groups gathered at the quad to collect supplies for the migrant caravan that is assembled along the U.S-Mexico border. Nathaniel McGuigan, minister…
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Mass shooting threat at CSUN
By Freddy Brewster
There have been threats of a mass shooting to take place at California State University, Northridge on Dec. 12. The first threat was written on a wall…
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Too soon to tell
By Tony Wallin
Humboldt State University looks to cut classes earlier for low enrollment Clarissa Cardenas is a first year student double-majoring in French and international studies. Initially, she enrolled…
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They mean business
By Amanda Schultz
Two former Humboldt State students run their own companies Over the past year, two former Humboldt State University students Oscar Perez and Tex Keith created and manage…
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The Educated Landlord and Tenant Program has been brought to the table
By Sean Bendon
Tenants, landlords and community members were invited to discuss the development of the ELT Program during town hall meeting A study done by the CSU office of…
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A budding industry
By Freddy Brewster
A look at students who work in the marijuana industry Humboldt State University senior Brianna Chapman is the floor manager at the Heart of Humboldt marijuana dispensary…
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Small but mighty: Brianna Simon

By Megan Bender on November 12, 2018

By Megan Bender

Humboldt State University Track and Field Captain Brianna Simon might look small but she throws a mighty hammer.

Find out what it takes to compete in one of the oldest sports around, Megan Bender reports.

Megan Bender

Megan Bender is a senior studying for her bachelor's degree in journalism with an emphasis in public relations. Megan is the current editor in chief of the Lumberjack and has previously served as the Op/Ed and Lead Layout editors. She graduated from Citrus College with two transfer associate's degrees in Journalism and Communications. This is her fourth time serving her community as an editor in chief.