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It’s for funsies
Badminton and pickleball clubs meet on Sundays for exercise and conversation

Ch5ck It! out
More than 300 HSU students time travel to a consent centered world of violence prevention

Kemetic yoga is food for the soul
Afrocentric yoga that teaches that movements have purpose

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This past week had some serious crime. Someone was caught with a “weapon” while selling weed and a “casing” was found on the soccer field Sunday morning. Someone tried to fight somebody in the library and there may or may

Herb alternatives for students
Different herbs that you can use for everyday ailments and problems.

Black excellence in science
Cellular and molecular biology major, Tanae Nichols, shows other black girls, anything is possible

Kittens and volunteers at HSU’s volunteer expo
HSU career and volunteer expo hosts 95 organizations

The golden years
Professor James Floss shares his long theatrical history here at HSU as he gets ready retire.

Arcata’s Death Cafe
Arcata provides a safe space for people to comprehend the concept of death

The man behind the music
Football and classical romantic music, an unlikely pair of passions.

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The Rolling Count: This week in drug-related activity was pretty chill. Nobody was charged with possession and nobody was caught in the act of smoking weed. However, we do have to salute a fallen soldier. On Wednesday Feb. 6 in

Meet the professor: David Gwenzi
David Gwenzi is this month’s professor profile. We talk about his culture, his academic achievements and his contribution to HSU.

Mr. Humboldt pageant
The sixth annual Mr. Humboldt beauty pageant was full of belly laughs and wood jokes









