Your 20s are the best time to spend all your money on traveling By Jasmin Shirazian I’m not sure if I’m just in an impulsive state of mind imposed by the crumbling state of our country, but I’ve recently stopped
By Jess Carey Thousands of people took to the streets of Eureka to participate in a nationwide demonstration of dissent for the policies of the Trump administration last Saturday, March 5. More than 1,300 “Hands Off!” rallies occurred in all
By Julia Kelm To quote Kung Fu Panda 2, “My old enemy, stairs.” It’s no mystery that Cal Poly Humboldt is known for its many stairs, considering its former alias as Hills and Stairs University. You likely encountered at least
By Kimberly Alexsandra Madrigal Dressed to the nines, ready to wine, dine and spend some dimes in the name of student athletics; it was the 39th annual Cal Poly Humboldt Athletics Auction and the venue was packed to the brim.
By Kaylon Coleman Let me start this article off by saying if you’re in need of a new TV show to obsess over, Severance is your route. The sci-fi thriller just wrapped up its second season, and I can say
Lystichon americanus- the skunk cabbage By Jess Carey Long ago, before there were salmon, the people of the Pacific Northwest coast had only leaves and roots to eat. Finally, the first salmon swam up the river to spawn. Fighting her
Look Back: follow your passions and watch animated films By Julia Kelm Look Back, by Tatsuki Fujimoto, is a 2024 animated film adapted from a web manga by the same name. The film is a coming-of-age story, observing Ayumu Fujino,
By Mia Costales Towering above me as I shrank into the carpetwas a giant woman wearing a crown of gold Her stare pierced my skinand her clothes were wornbearing the marks of her life both young and old She forced a half-smileand knelt