By Mia Costales If someone had asked me four years ago if I thought there was a possibility I had ADHD, I probably would’ve laughed in their face. Not to toot my own horn, but throughout my childhood and teenage
By Savana Robinson I am on a cocktail of drugs at all times, and a new flavor was recently added to the mix. Meet methylphenidate, also known as Ritalin: the stimulant used to treat ADHD. There’s only one problem, but
By Alex Anderson Cal Poly Humboldt softball faced Chico in a double header on April 16. The double header was part of the National Fastpitch Coaches Association’s Strikeout Cancer day. The Jacks wore special strikeout cancer uniforms to raise awareness
By Christina Mehr The Wa Hinthil Come North Group Exhibition was curated by Meyo Marrufo. The exhibit is located in the Goudi’ni Native American Arts Gallery at Cal Poly Humboldt and runs through March 28 through May 11. The Wa
By Noah Pond Imagine being on your hands and knees all day, planting wild strawberries during the unpredictable Humboldt winter. It’s one of those days where the torrential downpour feels neverending, but at least you’re suited up in full rain
By Alexandra Berrocal According to AP News, on Monday the Vatican blasted gender-affirming surgeries as against the will of G-d. They are now on par with abortion and physican-assisted suicide in Catholic doctrine. This is a mistake. The document recently
By Mario Orozco Superheroes and video games are two things widely beloved by many and this week’s game combines the two. “Spider-Man 2” was recommended to me by a forestry major and was a long but delightful gaming experience. “Spider-Man
By Dezmond Remington Campus may look different this fall semester. The CSU system is facing a budget shortfall and Cal Poly Humboldt is no exception. To offset a gap in projected expenses and revenue of about $8.3 million, the University