A trip through the Dennis K. Walker Greenhouse’s extensive collection By Jess Carey and Nick Escalada Take a break from class and step into the lush island of life that is the Dennis K. Walker Greenhouse. The giant translucent dome
Claytonia sibirica – miner’s lettuce or candyflower By Jess Carey Spring is in full swing in the Arcata Community Forest. Look out for small pink blooms of Claytonia sibirica poking out from underneath shrubs and trees. The plant is in
By Kimberly Alexsandra Madrigal This is my personal, parasocial phenomenon of “the mutual.” I thought this was something only my brain rot-ass experienced, but after asking some friends — and even some mutuals about it — I realized I’m not
By Mia Costales As a fifth-generation Mexican-American, I’ll be the first to say that I’m pretty far removed from my ancestors’ culture. I don’t speak Spanish — very well, at least. My family never celebrated any traditional Mexican holidays and
By Ursula Newman Flower, hash oil, gummies, oh my! Having trouble choosing? Start with local and environmentally conscious. Supporting third party certified cannabis farmers is the thing to do when in Humboldt County. The process to get a license and
By Ursula Newman Even in Humboldt where coastlines may look pristine, the fight for ocean health is alive and well. The Surfrider Foundation’s Humboldt chapter is a major force in that fight. They’re inviting students and community members to get
By Eli Farrington Nothing says peace and love like the hyper-politicization and weaponization of one of America’s most highly disputed and controversial substances. Throughout history, cannabis has played a major role in politics. The political history of cannabis in the
Cal Poly Humboldt continues construction of new dorm buildings By Andres Felix Romero Among the gravel, milling construction workers and a small fleet of construction vehicles lies potential for the largest housing project in Cal Poly Humboldt’s history. Currently, the
By Andres Felix Romero DISCLAIMER TO THE READER: Please use caution when reading this article, it contains language related to sexual abuse, and may be harmful to readers. University police and Ryan Hill of the District Attorney’s office (DA) arrested
By Nick Escalada A collection of Arcata residents, HSU alumni and members of Black Humboldt gathered at the community garden El Jardin Sanctuario on Tuesday, April 15, for a candlelight vigil in memory of David Josiah Lawson. The day marked
Track and field athletes celebrate their bittersweet end at Humboldt By Ariana Wilson Applause and excitement echo throughout the Redwood Bowl as racers take their mark. The packed stands anxiously wait for the gun to sound. Long, drawn out seconds
By Nick Escalada What is your favorite part of being a Cal Poly Humboldt student? Is it the quirky and intimate local community, inspiring faculty body or exciting new fields of study? If your answer resembles any of these, you
By Kaylon Coleman Cal Poly Humboldt is among 52 other universities nationwide who have had Title VI investigations launched by the United States Department of Education for allegedly allowing race-based discrimination on campus. Filed on March 14, this investigation into
A Minecraft Movie: It means something to many By Julia Kelm A Minecraft Movie (2025) came to theaters on April 4 and is likely the biggest blockbuster and most anticipated film this spring. The plot of this movie follows four
Union contractors speak out about alleged Sundt Construction wage theft and safety violations By Barley Lewis-McCabe and Jess Carey Bright yellow hazard jackets served as a neon beacon in the mist as the rain started to pour early Monday morning.