By Kaylon Coleman If you were up to what a majority of Americans were up to Feb. 9, you watched the hopes of a Chiefs three-peat crash and burn miracuously, leading to an Eagles Superbowl win. I’m personally over the
by Noah Pond, Eli Farrington, Jasmin Shirazian and Barley Lewis-McCabe A 4-foot-tall vagina with a disco ball clitoris stood at center stage as two women stormed on dancing to It’s Raining Men by The Weather Girls. The sausage fest to
Friendly working relationships take time and effort to build and maintain, which Cal Poly Humboldt Associated Students (A.S.) President Eduardo Cruz has taken the initiative to do. Cruz wants to listen to and prioritize the needs of his board members.
“What are we playing?” the pianist asked the drummer. “Jazz,” the drummer said. There’s an often repeated saying that Humboldt has more artists per capita than anywhere else in America. I don’t know if that’s true — or how it
By Alexis Blue The damp, warm breeze rustles the grass while cleats grip the dirt, the seams becoming saturated in an orange-red color. Cheering rings in the air, smelling faintly of sweet, sweet victory – the victory of the Jacks.
By Griffin Mancuso As the light faded from the towering windows lining the side of the Gutswurrak Student Activities Center and lively conversations dwindled into silence, Sarai Bordeaux stood at a podium in front of dozens of student and community
By Eli Farrington The California State University has always been vocal about the role of higher education in fighting climate change, but a new report from climate research group F Minus suggests that the University’s ‘pro-climate justice’ stance may not
By Julia Kelm Anora (2024) is about a young sex worker from Brooklyn, Ani — Mikey Madison — who gets a chance to live a more luxurious life when she meets and impulsively marries Vanya — Mark Eydelshteyn — the
By Jess Carey Names, like rivers, carry stories. Names are powerful, and reflect countless layers of connection to land and place. Baduwa’t is the original Wiyot name for what is now known as the Mad River. It was flippantly dubbed
Local Botanizing in the Arcata Community Forest By Jess Carey One of the first flowers of the season is beginning to bloom in the redwood forest. Graze your eyes across the trail’s edge while walking along the banks of Jolly
By Julia Kelm Oscar nominations were announced in the early morning of Jan. 23. It was the first thing I saw once I opened my eyes and unlocked my phone. Then, almost immediately, I found myself rolling them at the