by Carmen Ruiz Fernandez Students crowded around tables as music drifted through the University Quad on Sept. 11, where club leaders promoted their organizations at this semester’s Club Fair. With more than 100 active clubs each semester, from academic associations
A university email alerted campus of the passing of student Nicholas Reed, a senior environmental studies major and member of the environmental studies club. The message notifying students was sent out Sept. 16 and included resources for those impacted by
by Miranda Ricks From Sept. 29 until Oct. 5, Cal Poly Humboldt students are invited to join the Week Without Driving challenge, a national event that encourages participants to spend an entire week without getting behind the wheel. The challenge
by Nick Escalada After a half-year delay, a successor to Cal Poly Humboldt’s Interim President Michael Spagna has been selected. Dr. Richard A. Carvajal from Valdosta State University in Georgia will be transferring to Arcata for the spring 2026 semester. Hailing
by Lily Zwirzina This Friday, Rudolph “Butch” Ware, a candidate for the 2026 gubernatorial election, will be coming to speak at Cal Poly Humboldt. Amidst a polarized political climate, Ware represents one of many U.S. parties beyond the two primary
by Bodhi HaugenDuring the height of midterms, an eviction notice was sent to multiple people sleeping in their vehicles on campus due to what administrators called, “unsanitary and unsafe conditions.” On Oct. 31, 2023, a decision enforced by university officials
by Luke ShanafeltThe Lumberjacks suffered a tough three-set loss to Dominican University on Saturday, Sept. 13. With final scores of 25-17, 25-18 and 25-14, Dominican held the Jacks under 20 points in every set. Middle blocker Isabella Hartwig transitioned to
by Sadie Shields Misty and damp, there was no sun in sight for the Cal Poly Humboldt’s Jim Hunt Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 13, their only home cross country meet of the season. The Lumberjacks were able to put on
Hypsypops rubicundus The Garibaldi, the Golden State’s official marine fish, was declared in 1995 and named after General Giuseppe Garibaldi for his recognizable red shirts. Also known as the Catalina goldfish, if you ever have the pleasure of diving or
by Julia Kelm Students gathered in the dimly lit Gist Hall Theatre on Sept 13. An atmosphere of excitement and a hint of nervousness was in the air, and the audience chatted amongst themselves as they waited to be entertained
by Will Bishop Thursday night marked the return of longstanding KRFH 105.1 program Local Lixx, an artist spotlight dedicated to both local and not so local acts. This year, Arcata’s own Kept kicked it off. It was an intimate affair
Highest 2 Lowest, it went high then low indeed by Julia KelmHighest 2 Lowest, which made a limited theatrical release on Aug. 15, is the newest installment to award-winning director Spike Lee’s filmography. It is also a remake of Akira