COVID-19
Wednesday, February 9, 2022
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by Ian Vargas While there was only a lockdown for a short period of time in 2020, a lot of restaurants weren’t open for indoor seating. Businesses typically ended up dropping employees they didn’t need. They also had to adjust
According to Cal Poly Humboldt regulations, face masks are required everywhere on the campus, and at all school functions. Amid the predicted peak of the Omicron surge, mandated masking is a key part of the university’s strategy to prevent widespread
HSU plans for an in-person spring commencement
I spent most of last Monday refreshing the CVS website. The site showed seven days of potential vaccination appointments and four of them were already greyed out. So naturally, I clicked one of the remaining three and then clicked again
HSU students speak about their contrasting experiences with the virtual learning environment, agreeing that it is not ideal for all
The infamous legacy of COVID-19 will live on long past the day the mask comes off
There are many new COVID vaccines in development all over the world, but what do they do?
A quick run down of current COVID health options
Local businesses and community members struggle in a war on COVID
The pandemic forces people to re-imagine their birthday plans.
The CSU Travel Suspension has just been extended until July 31
A reflection from a former Lumberjack news editor
A note from a local bus driver longing for a crowded bus again
On-campus food pantry provides for students in need
No one person is to blame when millions of people are at risk
The U.S. healthcare system isn’t built to handle a pandemic because it’s not built to help everyone
Quarantine shelter-in-place offers escape for some and anxiety for others—both are damaging
How the body uses multiple levels of defense against foreign intruders