KRFH Survives the COVID-19 Shutdown
Dakota Cox
Tuesday, May 19, 2020
The Student-Run Radio Programs Remain on Air
The Student-Run Radio Programs Remain on Air
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
COVID-19 rages through US as students struggle with online schoolwork
Four things you or your relatives might misunderstand about COVID-19
Despite Humboldt State University going digital, campus housing remains open
With life disrupted, lecturer Kerri Malloy perseveres with flexibility and humor
Social distancing has strained my relationship, so be grateful if you’re still with your partner
An account of one HSU surfer’s last breath of clean, fresh air
Student resources for school, finances, food, housing and counseling
HSU freshmen got the short end of the stick after facing blackouts and the COVID-19 pandemic
Humboldt State faces enrollment drop, budget cuts and academic department reorganizations
Associated Students prepare for massive budget cuts
Students on campus can still reach out to medical services
California houses, shelters and aids homeless as COVID-19 cases continue to rise
Telehealth has a chance to make a name for itself in the US
