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Cooperation Humboldt throws event that creates dialogue with community on the perils of capitalism
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Cooperation Humboldt throws event that creates dialogue with community on the perils of capitalism
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Five-time Grammy nominated pianist performs at HSU On Friday, Sept. 28, five time Grammy nominated pianist, Ursula Oppens, performed for Humboldt State University students. “This is my first time up in Northern California, the redwood forest is very beautiful,” Oppens
The Eureka chapter of the NAACP posted a press release on their website on April 26 asking recruiters from Humboldt State University to stop going to majority-minority areas and recruiting students of color. The press release listed several demands of
El Leñador has been publishing monthly bilingual stories for Humboldt State University since 2013. El Leñador has given a voice for the people whose voices are never heard, and its staff has been carrying on that drive to serve the
Humboldt State University’s debate team dedicates 13 hours a week discussing uncomfortable subjects. The HSU debate team debated against the Irish National Debate Champions on April 11. The team spoke on why “violence is necessary for political action.” The HSU
A potluck was held in the D Street Community Center on April 1. The theme of the event was for the Arcata community to bring Latin American food in honor of Cesar Chavez Day. This is the fourth community potluck
Eureka citizens boo and jeer as the loud music kicks in. Boyce LeGrande, a pro wrestler, walks in with a stride of confidence and pride, mocking the audience as he makes his way to the ring. As soon as LeGrande
Humboldt State students from Los Angeles and San Francisco take the long journey back to HSU with the Homeward Bound buses. The trip takes about 14 hours for those who board the bus in Los Angeles, while it takes eight
The MultiCultural Center presented their 24th annual Social Justice Summit at Humboldt State on Saturday. Deema Hindawi is an HSU student and a co-event coordinator of the summit. “The theme for the summit this year is ‘Who Am I? [Back