Latinx artists collaborate on chorus
Intergenerational trauma, vulnerability, and fresh fruit
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Intergenerational trauma, vulnerability, and fresh fruit
by Eddie Carpenter Nearly four years ago, Cal Poly Humboldt decided to abandon local-based programming for KHSU. This heartbreaking decision left local radio personalities with no creative outlet to broadcast from. Recently, some of those same people were able to
‘Photography as Material’ opens at Cal Poly Humboldt
by August Linton John Chernoff doesn’t carry most of the music he plays with him. Instead, the students he plays with bring it to him. He’s been the on-staff piano accompanist at Cal Poly Humboldt for what he figures to
by Lex Valtenbergs Tucked away in a small alley behind Six Rivers Solar on Broadway in Eureka is John Gibbons Glass. At his glass art workshop, Gibbons can be found coaxing hot molten glass into stunning art pieces or after
by Sophia Escudero On Friday, Feb. 11, the A24 movie “The Sky is Everywhere” premiered on Apple TV+, accompanied by a red carpet event in Old Town Eureka. Filming took place locally on such locations as Moonstone Beach, Arcata High
Taste of Bim invited to join Humboldt’s dining vendors
by August Linton To Zephie Harvey, Black History Month is an acknowledgment of the depth and value of Black heritage and culture. “Black History month means looking back at my heritage and knowing where we came from,” said Harvey. However,
Correction (2/4/22): Co-owners Sage and Sprout did not meet while looking for a job but instead meet years prior as mutual HSU students. Moon Cycles, a brightly colored bike shop located on the side of the road near the intersection
The spring musical is well underway at Cal Poly Humboldt
Two months ago, ‘Arcane’ dropped and took the world by force. The animated steampunk series is a League of Legends adaptation that debuts a few show-exclusive characters, most notably the villainous kingpin Silco. For people who don’t play League, ‘Arcane’
Today’s punk scene is still carrying on the tradition of patching their jackets
The COVID-19 pandemic has been especially devastating to dance
HSU announces the majority of classes will be taught in person
The pandemic has affected many students at Humboldt State University by limiting their access to food. When the pandemic hit in late May 2020, HSU’s eateries had limited hours and there was little to no access to the cafeteria. The
A production in cooperation with Dell’Arte International School of Physical Theatre
University Singers choir class is now having in-person instruction three times a week outside