OPINION: No second chances
Keaundrey Clark
Wednesday, October 3, 2018
Potential Supreme Court nominee should not be considered with history of sexual assault or allegations of sexual misconduct.
Potential Supreme Court nominee should not be considered with history of sexual assault or allegations of sexual misconduct.
Humboldt State Now looks to jump in recruiting and its off-season
Men’s basketball Humboldt State basketball is off to a 3-4 start and have one more game left before the calendar hits December. The Jacks have been led by Junior Guard Tyras Rattler Jr. He leads the team with 15.5 points
By | Keaundrey Clark On the track’s first 400 meters, she gets her foot stepped on. She looked down and felt her shoe was coming off. Moments later kicks her shoe off. There was no turning back at that point.
By | Keaundrey Clark Lucas Miller is a local product of Humboldt, he was honored by Humboldt Heroes, a local recognition for Humboldt Veterans. Lucas starred at Mckinleyville High from 2007 to 2011. After he served in the Marines before
By | Keaundrey Clark Football No. 16-ranked Humboldt State was unable to overcome a 28-point deficit as it fell to No. 7 Central Washington 42-28 Saturday in Redwood Bowl. The Lumberjacks finish the season with a 8-2 overall record and
By | Keaundrey Clark The Lumberjacks have faced a tough Western Oregon squad for the second time this season, a rowdy Redwood Bowl on the edge of their seats during the team’s amazing 42-32 victory against the Wolves. The first
By Keaundrey Clark and Bryan Donoghue Humboldt State Circus is hosting The Freak’s Lament Circus Show from Oct. 26-28 in the Gist Hall Theatre “Come have some laughs,” said co-president Ashley Bowles. “Don’t take life too seriously.” HSU’s Circus Club
By | Keaundrey Clark Sports glorifies the competitive spirit where one should be better than their opponent, every little advantage or slip-up can mean victory or defeat. It’s rare to see sportsmanship, and more rare to see acts of kindness
By | Keaundrey Clark Football was alive and well Saturday night as the Humboldt State Lumberjacks defeated Western Oregon 42-32. It was the arm of Senior Quarterback Robert Webber and the legs of all-American running back that helped lead the
By | Keaundrey Clark Football After a season that saw Humboldt State Football go 6-5, the Jacks have rebounded and are sitting in second place in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference and 4-1 overall. Even with a recent loss to
By Keaundrey Clark Women’s Soccer Humboldt State improved its record to 4-3-1 with a dominant victory in Sunday’s 4-0 win over Benedictine at Mesa. “I think that Benedictine was well-organized and came out high energy, and our girls did a
November 1 deadline is the date to save for HSU Football.
Women’s Soccer comes away 2-0