By | Juan Herrera The art world has no discriminations about who can “join” or become an artist. If someone can randomly put anything together and can technically still be considered art, then anyone who picks up a pencil
By | Lauren Shea Fire breathing, aerial silk gymnastics, a snake and a boy finding significance. These are all in the musical Pippin playing at the North Coast Repertory Theatre in Eureka. The musical is about a boy named Pippin
By | Andre Hascall One Man’s vision to form a comedy show of five artists, became the Peat Moss Variety Soiree that features many acts. Live at the Eagle House in Eureka, November 30th at 7pm. Peat Moss, 28, is
Video by Sarahi Apaez. India’s most significant holiday of the year brought light and blessings to the Kate Buchanan Room and the Humboldt State community. Diwali Prakash, or more commonly known as the Festival of Lights transformed the KBR with
By | Robert Brown Internationally collected and award winning, Godmother of wire sculpture, Elizabeth Berrien opens up her studio to show her latest creations in wire. “No one has the body of work that I do, or a track record
One man’s journey from High School, to the Marines and now Humboldt State University.
By | Lauren Shea The community space for student veterans has grown as the support for student veterans continues. The Student Veterans Association cafe is up and running again. The café helps fund activities and events for student veterans. The
By | Ian Benjamin Finnegan Thompson Dancing, Mexican food and ephemeral art were all part of the celebration at the multicultural center of HSU last Thursday for the Mexican holiday of Día De Los Muertos. Food was provided free for
By | Robert Brown From playing in the subway to performing at mariachi festivals, the all-female band has been nominated for a Latin Grammy for Best Ranchera album. Their style is infused with salsa, pop, jazz, hip-hop and rhythm and
By | Robert Brown The Arkley Theatre was transformed into an underwater world called Bubblelandia on Thursday, Oct. 26. Mr. B and the inhabitants of Bubblelandia went on an imaginary journey in an underwater world full of seahorses, dragon fish,
By | Ian Benjamin Finnegan Thompson Center Activities held a Thriller dance class last Thursday in preparation for Halloween. The participants will be holding a flash mob of the dance at 1pm on Halloween at the UC Quad.
By | Lauren Shea The fog crept in and darkness started to fall as people walked further in the forest listening to the stories of the past. Over 60 people came down Elk River road to experience their Halloween weekend
By | Juan Herrera Haunted houses are scary enough, throw in moving objects and you have a whole new ballgame. The Kinetic Sculpture Lab hosted their Haunted Kinetic Lab of Horrors to the Arcata community to give them a pre-scare
In a dazzling and dynamic dance of sounds, film, moving topography, and light displays, Bird immerses his audience in a transcendental experience that is effortlessly nostalgic.
By | Robert Brown Local Reggae singer, Stevie Culture and The Irie Rockers will be performing live at the Emerald Fair, part of the Humboldt County Cup harvest weekend celebration happening at Redwood Acres in Eureka on November 19, 2017.
A fun play on jalapeño poppers, just in time for Halloween! Try it with a Black Caldron Margarita!
By | Lauren Shea Halloween time is here and most students will be celebrating this weekend since it lands on a Tuesday this year. Some students will be taking a break from their classes to enjoy the holiday while others
By Keaundrey Clark and Bryan Donoghue Humboldt State Circus is hosting The Freak’s Lament Circus Show from Oct. 26-28 in the Gist Hall Theatre “Come have some laughs,” said co-president Ashley Bowles. “Don’t take life too seriously.” HSU’s Circus Club
By | Reza Sadeghzadeh and Andre Hascall Warm, sunny days are nice to enjoy while you have the chance in Humboldt county. Homecoming and Family weekend happened to land on some days like that. One of the weekends events, known
By | Juan Herrera Drinking beer in any setting always causes for a great time, but doing it as a fundraiser causes for an even better time. On Saturday, Oct. 14 the Blue Lake Foundation board put on the 17th
By | Raymond J. Garcia Students, families and the community gather at the West parking lot with food, drinks and game day excitement. A normal tailgate to some, but to others it was an opportunity to help save HSU athletics.
HSU Cheer invites all students/faculty to participate in their Breast Cancer awareness dance at Halftime on the 21st. Practice days the 16th, the 19th and the 20th.