By Dylan Jewett and Mia Costales If you’ve ever driven around the residential neighborhoods in Arcata, there’s a good chance you’ve come across a little free library. Often quaint wooden boxes painted in bright colors and full to the brim
Recognizing how female coaches empower and inspire young athletes for Women’s History Month By Alexis Blue March marked the start of Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate women’s contributions to American history and their evolving roles in all aspects
Compiled by Savana Robinson The information in this article is taken from a press release courtesy of the Cal Poly Humboldt Cannabis Studies Program. The second annual Cannabis and Environmental Stewardship Symposium will be held on Friday, March 28, from
It’s time to revive the reusable jar program at the library cafe By Ursula Newman Humboldt has a long history of environmentally friendly initiatives, with sustainable waste management being a priority at the University. In the spring of 2016, the
Ground control to Mickey 17, this space oddity is great! By Julia Kelm Mickey 17 (2025) is a quirky sci-fi story based on the 2022 novel Mickey7 by Edward Ashton. The film follows the unlikely protagonist Mickey Barnes, played by
By Jess Carey These days, the whirrs and booms of machinery have become a familiar presence on campus. Walking up B St. comes with the added challenge of dodging beeping trucks and equipment; bangs and clangs echo clear up to
Gardening community grows at 24th annual seed and plant exchange By Jess Carey and Nick Escalada The Humboldt Permaculture Guild hosted their 24th annual Seed and Plant Exchange last week on March 15. Thousands of agricultural enthusiasts gathered at the
By Ursula Newman The California State University (CSU) system announced its new Artificial Intelligence (AI) initiative to enhance access to AI technology and prepare students to be AI literate in future careers. This initiative is the first of its kind,
We need to leave our problematic mascot behind and embrace local legends By Jess Carey Mascots are a staple of American college culture. Easily reproducible and widely circulated, mascots are a quick and easy way to publicize and create connections.
By Griffin Mancuso I have only been angry once after being told art was a fruitless pursuit. I was sitting in a square classroom decorated with prints of the U.S. Constitution, previous presidents, and the U.S. flag. At the front
The plant that once towered above the dinosaurs By Jess Carey Dinosaurs once roamed through forests of giant horsetails, large bamboo-like plants up to 100 feet tall. Today’s horsetails may seem tall to an insect. Plants in the genus Equisetum