by Aidan Shelton After a standout regular season where the Lumberjacks broke the school record in consecutive shutouts, women’s soccer continued their season in the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Championships Soccer Tournament. Going into the tournament ranked fifth, the
I love Guillermo del Toro’s monsters – Frankenstein by Julia Kelm Frankenstein (2025) made a limited theatrical release on Oct. 17 this year, and then began streaming on Netflix on Nov. 7. The film is an adaptation of the 1818
Sebastes mystinus by Ariana Wilson As a west coast diver for over two years, the rockfish is one of the most prolific fish I’ve observed, from Washington State to Southern California. Blue rockfish can be seen as far North as
by Luke Shanafelt Cal Poly Humboldt’s Women’s Volleyball celebrated their Senior Night on Saturday, Nov. 15, honoring their lone senior Sophia Spoja before the team pulled out a dramatic five-set win over the Cal State East Bay Peregrines. The Jacks
by LIVI E. Lyman Love and learning don’t just take one form, at least not on Cal Poly Humboldt’s campus. On Thursday, Nov. 13, the Women’s Resource Center hosted Kink on the Quad, a bi-annual campus event that teaches sex-positivity,
by Dylan Jewett On a bright and sunny day, Cal Poly Humboldt triathletes lined up early in the morning to race against the top teams in triathlon. Cal Poly Humboldt’s Triathlon Team finished up their competition season for the year
by Carmen Ruiz Fernandez The Lumberjacks played against the Northwest Nazarene Nighthawks on Friday, Nov. 14, ultimately falling 75-82. The first two periods seemed promising with the Jacks leading the game, ending with a score of 42-36 at half. However,
How will this affect the Cal Poly Humboldt campus? by Mia Costales On Tuesday, Nov. 18, the Department of Education announced that they will be moving parts of their department to other federal agencies. Among these parts are The Indian
by Devin Bowen This past weekend, KRFH made our big debut at the University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC) for the annual University of California College Radio Conference, and man, it was an experience. Being a college radio junkie and
by Devin Bowen As the fall leaves turn different shades of yellowish-gold and each day slowly gets colder, Daniel Caesar’s new album arrives just in time for the agony and pain of the yearning fall season. Son Of Spergy, released
by Sadie Shields California State University, East Bay Professor and Philosophical Counselor Susi Ferrarello has spent years exploring the intersection of philosophy, literature and human emotion, ultimately shaping a body of work that bridges intellectual inquiry and lived experience. Her
by Luke Shanafelt Everyone’s seen a cigarette butt on the ground at some point in their life — a yellowed, plastic tip sitting in the street, waiting to be disposed of. It’s the mascot behind the “I.D.G.A.F” mindset. The Surfrider
by Kaylon Coleman If you know me or have read my concert review for Tyler, The Creator’s Chromakopia tour, you know that nothing revitalizes my spirit more during a semester than a road trip or a concert, let alone both.
by Dylan Jewett On a quiet evening, the Eric Rofes Multicultural Queer Resource Center (ERC) hosted an event for students on campus called Queer Joy in Nelson Hall. The event held on Nov. 14 aimed to provide an opportunity to
by Nick Escalada and Jasmin Shirazian Throughout the school year and in the summer, many Cal Poly Humboldt students rely on the Cal Poly Humboldt Student Health and Wellbeing Services (SHWS) as their only source of medical assistance. Already limited