by Liam Gwynn Humboldt County district attorney candidates Stacey Eads, Micheal Acosta, and Adrian Kamada debated a variety of pressing issues on Monday in Cal Poly Humboldt’s Native American Forum. Students from the sociology department moderated the debate, choosing questions
USA TODAY released an investigative expose on a professor accused of sexual assault and how the school has continued to employ him for years.
Low turnout for a Women’s History Month protest in the Arcata led to the organizer calling out local men and white people for performative activism.
During an open forum, Cal Poly Humboldt professors gave their take on the invasion of Ukraine and how it is affecting the rest of the world
Cyclists carrying flowers filled the streets of downtown Arcata last Friday night.
by Liam Gwynn Dr. Christopher Aberson came forward to the Lumberjack with a story about how he was symptomatic and asked to teach online but was denied the opportunity and asked to teach in person instead. Provost Jenn Capps responded
One professor stands up against leadership after not being allowed to teach over zoom while facing COVID-19 symptoms and exposure.
Cal Poly Humboldt has a new plan in the works to help combat climate change
Students vented their frustration online after the campus sent out a controversial email regarding broken security cameras
For the first time since 2017, the HSU library is fully open to students. The HSU library reopened on Jan. 18th after the completion of the Seismic Retrofit project. This project was undertaken to reduce structural damage from seismic activity.
The Arcata Plaza was filled with a joyous celebration of the Halloween season after last year’s event was restricted due to COVID-19
Two individuals in Blue Lake were murdered over the last two months. Officials have yet to confirm if the murders were related, despite the striking similarities
Brett Watson was released from his duty as mayor last Wednesday following a unanimous vote of no confidence from the Arcata City Council
The Humboldt State Smash Crew offers a welcoming atmosphere for fighting game fans of all experience levels
Huddie’s Harvest opened there leafy gates offers an array of autumn activities
A band composed of HSU students, Zendegi, performed their first public show of the year last Friday in a cathartic and invigorating experience.
A new app designed specifically for HSU students was just pitched at an AS meeting. The question still remains on whether the app will make it through the review period.
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