By Alexis Blue Shordie Shordie, a Baltimore-born rapper turned West coast sensation, is set to perform in Arcata on May 8. An accomplished music artist, Shordie Shordie has shown range in his music style from rapping to singing and more
By Eli Farrington and Noah Pond Antonio Jordan’s passion for aviation started early in life, fueled by a lofty childhood dream — a dream shared by countless children across the world, but only pursued by a select few once they
By Jess Carey Salal berries are one of the most common and underappreciated woodland snacks in the North Coast. Blueberry-like in texture and flavor, with a much more sweet and floral taste; you can forget your bland mushy berries in
HIFF steals the spotlight in another show-stopping debut By Julia Kelm and Ariana Wilson The Humboldt International Film Festival (HIFF) has entertained audiences since 1967, showcasing a wide range of independent and alternative short films, hosted by Arcata’s Minor Theatre.
By Kimberly Alexsandra Madrigal This past month, students from Cal Poly Humboldt’s political science department attended two international Model United Nations conferences. The National Model United Nations (NMUN) conference in New York, the largest and most iconic of the Model
By Alexis Blue The southern summer had cooled to a tolerable temperature, but the heat at Club Juke was hotter than ever — with drinks flowing and feet moving on the dance floor. Sammie stood in the center of the
Zeparella’s tour stop in Arcata was an emotionally evocative experience by Emma Wilson Zepparella made their way on stage — dressed to impress in white corsets, bell bottom pants and white heeled boots. They started the night with the main
By Nick Escalada Dream vacation spots are a good indicator of personality, but certain locales tend to become common favorites due to their sheer romantic appeal. Fiji might come to mind, or maybe Morocco, the Bahamas, Italy, Humboldt County… wait.
By Kimberly Alexsandra Madrigal This past spring break I embarked on my first trip across the pond. I planned, funded and went — alone. Probably my proudest achievement thus far. I got to live my childhood self’s dream of visiting
by Ursula Newman At the start of the spring semester, Cal Poly Humboldt notified the California Faculty Association (CFA) and university community that one department, one major, one minor and one credential program will be discontinued, while one other major