
“13 Reasons Why” review
By Liam Olson The first two episodes of “13 Reasons Why”, “Tape 1, Sides A and B” are a strong and well done start to the story of high schooler Hannah Baker. What makes this show so great is the

By Liam Olson The first two episodes of “13 Reasons Why”, “Tape 1, Sides A and B” are a strong and well done start to the story of high schooler Hannah Baker. What makes this show so great is the

By Erin Chessin President Obama was giving a speech at the White House in honor of LGBTQ Pride Month last year when suddenly a loud voice spoke out from the crowd. “President Obama, release all LGBTQ detention centers! Stop the

By Chelsea Medlock Broke college student are three words that comfortably go together. However, students still spend money they do not have on things they do not need. Sometimes these items are expensive, making students have to work hard in

By Liam Olson Research is necessary for almost any academic thing you do. Whether it is a research paper, project, or sometimes even a forum post, they all require some sort of background information. For junior psychology major Liz Espinoza,

Q&A with author Jai Garbutt By Bryan Donoghue HSU student Jai R. Garbutt is a business major from Palmdale, California who uses part of his free time to explore his imagination in the form of writing. A fan of fantasy with

HSU’s JackPass offers students unlimited city bus access By Alexandria Hasenstab Humboldt State student Miami Liscano was having an enjoyable spring break until their car broke down. They knew they would need to find a new means of transportation. Luckily,

Co-founder of Burger Records visits HSU By Sarahi Apaez The man behind Burger Records, Sean Bohrman, co-founded a record label and built a scene from the ground up. Bohrman graduated from HSU in 2004 with a minor in graphic design

By Erin Chessin Senior recreation major Ryanne Bailey was 17 years old when she woke up and could not recognize anyone, even her own parents. “That’s when they told me I had a seizure,” Bailey said. One minute Bailey was

HSU alums sustainable farmhouse brewery By Carlos Olloqui The tap tilts forward. Fresh alcoholic refreshment begins to flow out. Twelve ounces later, you have yourself a glass of Humboldt Regeneration’s Red Jay craft beer. Pressey is the owner and brewmaster

Humboldt State University hosted radical author and poet Chris Abani for our Visiting Writer series on March 29. He visited a couple of writing-based classes and talked with students. He also held a reading and talk in the Kate Buchanan

By Curran Daly Inspiration from Michael Francisco Ingredients: 2 cups uncooked rice 2 1/4 cups water 1 can spam 1 whole sweet onion 3 cloves garlic 1 bottle soy sauce ½ of a stick of butter 4 eggs Step One:

By Danny Dunn “Iron Fist” is a good show with interesting plotlines and characters throughout the season, but does suffer from some pacing and visual issues. “Iron Fist” is the latest Marvel show on Netflix, following the character Danny Rand

By | Onaja Waki There may be times when students need that extra one on one time with their professor for things like making up assignments and exams, discussing grades or getting clarity on homework or a project. These are

By | Liam Olson Movies and Television “Venom” possibly to be a Horror/Sci-fi Film Sony Pictures is currently planning to film a new movie centered around one of the most famous villains in the Spiderman universe, Venom. Not much is

By | Liam Olson The pilot episode of “Time After Time”, a new show on ABC, is a great introduction to the story of H.G. Wells’ pursuit to stop Jack the Ripper. Filled with lovable and interesting characters along with

By | Erin Chessin Earlier this month, HSU students enjoyed a much needed week long spring break, but not everyone was relaxing. While classes may have adjourned for a week, school work continued in motion. Students said they spent the

By | Curran Daly Julia Hunt left for the In-N-Out in Redding, California a little after 8 p.m. one night in September, arriving at the In-N-Out a little before midnight. “My roommates and I were sitting on our couch all

By Curran Daly Humboldt State’s spring break just ended. Some Lumberjacks submitted pictures via Instagram to show what they were up to over their #LJspringbreak.

By Domanique Crawford Monday morning hits and you are dreading rolling out of bed. The alarm has already gone off twice and you know your days of sleeping in, free afternoons with no back-to-back hours of homework, and evenings when

By Liam Olson Filled with diversity, delicious food, and beautiful sightseeing, San Francisco is a travel hotspot within the United States. With so many sights to see these are just a few the popular spots around San Francisco.

By Curran Daly Co-created by Terra Hyke Ingredients 1 carton pasta shells or macaroni 1 cup – sharp cheddar cheese ½ cup – parmesan or any other cheese 2 tablespoons – butter 2 tablespoons – all-purpose flour 2 cups –

“Logan” is the final story of Wolverine, the claw wielding mutant reprised by Hugh Jackman for the last time. The movie is based on an original story written by director James Mangold, who directed the previous 2013 Wolverine movie, “The

By Bryan Donoghue Strong aromas mixing in with contemporary Indian music fill the dining area of Tandoori Bites Indian Cuisine with plenty of charm. Tandoori ovens are cylindrical clay or metal ovens that are used in many Asian cuisines, and