By Kaylon Coleman I remember the excitement I felt as soon as the lights dimmed, and the track began. “Chromakopia… Chromakopia” erupted from the crowd as the wall shrouding Tyler, The Creator slowly raised to reveal the artist. As soon
Cal Poly Humboldt’s marching band members form bonds through their unique performances By Savana Robinson From playing on a carousel in Cloverdale to marching in a parade in San Francisco to performing in Battle of the Bands at UC Davis,
By Julia Kelm The Royal Tenenbaums (2001) Wes Anderson is known for his well-crafted soundtracks and — for me — The Royal Tenenbaums is the cream of the crop. Not only are the song choices just plain good songs, but
Pigeon Pit, Foot Ox and other local bands sell out folk punk show at Arcata venue By Jess Carey There’s a line out the door and down the street at Outer Space in Arcata. Mulleted concert goers sport patched up
By Dylan Jewett College radio has always been a unique branch of the broadcast world and the radio programs here at Cal Poly Humboldt have been no small feat. Every Thursday at 8 PM, a new band from the community
In Paddington in Peru, maybe the road to ElDorado was the friends (bears?) we met along the way By Julia Kelm Paddington in Peru (2025) is the newest installment of the Paddington trilogy, featuring Ben Whishaw reprising his role as
By Ursula Newman Psychology continues to be a popular major at Cal Poly Humboldt, with it ranking 3rd behind biological sciences and mathematics for number of full-time students enrolled. The university’s Full Time Equivalent Student (FTES) enrollment report shows that
By Julia Kelm Guests began to gather into the Eureka Theater, showing up in their finest tuxedos and lavish furs to enjoy the 97th Oscars ceremony. Although the weather was less than pleasant, they were not deterred by the spectacle
by Noah Pond, Eli Farrington, Jasmin Shirazian and Barley Lewis-McCabe A 4-foot-tall vagina with a disco ball clitoris stood at center stage as two women stormed on dancing to It’s Raining Men by The Weather Girls. The sausage fest to
“What are we playing?” the pianist asked the drummer. “Jazz,” the drummer said. There’s an often repeated saying that Humboldt has more artists per capita than anywhere else in America. I don’t know if that’s true — or how it
By Griffin Mancuso As the light faded from the towering windows lining the side of the Gutswurrak Student Activities Center and lively conversations dwindled into silence, Sarai Bordeaux stood at a podium in front of dozens of student and community
By Julia Kelm Anora (2024) is about a young sex worker from Brooklyn, Ani — Mikey Madison — who gets a chance to live a more luxurious life when she meets and impulsively marries Vanya — Mark Eydelshteyn — the
by Julia Kelm and Kimberly Madrigal Dirty Dancing (1987)Dirty Dancing is a romance film set in 1960s upstate New York, in the Catskills summer resort. Frances ‘Baby,’ played by Jennifer Grey, is there with her family, and expects the trip
By Eli Farrington and Noah Pond Dimly lit fluorescent lights hung from the ceiling as the unromantic scent of beans and gasoline wafted through the air. It was Valentine’s Day, and sophomore mechanical engineering major Jaimie Lerma was on her
By Ursula Newman For the last four decades, Good Relations has been more than just a place to buy sex toys and lingerie. Founded by former Humboldt State University professor and clinical psychologist Dr. Melinda Meyers, the space has been
By Griffin Mancuso EDIT: Information regarding the groups who responded to the Turning Point table has been edited for accuracy. While the group playing music had students who are members of The Marching Lumberjacks, it was not an officially organized
By Ariana Wilson The Northcoast Preparatory Academy recently concluded its whirlwind theatre immersion exercise on Jan. 23-25. The performances were held in Gist Hall Theatre, allowing NPA juniors and seniors the creative liberty to design sets, props, and costumes, act,
By Julia Kelm Flow was directed by Latvian filmmaker, Gints Zilbalodis, and was first released theatrically in France on Oct. 30 of 2024. The film follows a nameless black cat as it is displaced by a great flood destroying their
By Alexis Blue Senior studio art major Maya Song revels in creativity, acrylic paint and half-inch flat brushes. Originally from the Bay Area, Song grew up drawing, garnering inspiration from her aunt, a collage artist, and her father who enjoys
By Nick Escalada This past year felt like a prolonged clash of highs and lows for the film industry, with blockbuster hits like Dune: Part 2 and Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga being offset by the likes of Coppola’s disappointing
By Julia Kelm A Complete Unknown was released in theaters on December 25, 2024. The film was directed by James Mangold and follows Bob Dylan, aka Robert Allen Zimmerman, played by Timothée Chalamet. The plot is about Dylan’s early career