Andres Felix Romero and Brad Butterfield On September 13th, the CSU board of trustees approved a tuition increase of 6%, every year, for the next five years. In effect, this will raise tuition costs by $1,940 in the 2028-2029 school
by Brad Butterfield Total revenue for Cal Poly Humboldt’s parking services stands at $942,513.09 in parking permit fees and $236,564.81 in parking fines and forfeitures for the Fall 2022- Spring 2023 semesters, thus far. A grand total of 2,137 parking
by Alana Hackman Call me a conservative, but making this statement in Arcata of all places is bound to get me into some trouble; I don’t want to see your feet. Yes, we’ve made plenty of jokes about it in
by Andres Felix Romero and Emma Wilson Hundreds of miles from Humboldt county in Long Beach, dozens of people are rallying against the decisions of the Chancellor’s and the Board of Trustees that hold the fate of our communities’ future
by Alex Anderson Sam Armanino was a freelance videographer, editor and photographer who made his living doing what he loved. He wasn’t afraid to put himself in critical positions for his video work, which made his content stand out. A
By Jake Hyslop Theater students are outraged and frustrated after Troy Lescher, an associate professor in Cal Poly Humboldt’s theater arts department, has been cast in this semester’s theater production of The Life of Galileo. The casting decision has faced
by Andrés Felix Roméro As the sun was setting on the Eureka Waterfront, a few people in their boat called out to the festival-goers on the shore. Through shouts across the water, they requested some weed to enjoy on their
by Maranda Vargas If you have driven through Eureka, you have probably seen at least one spectacular mural along your travels. The beyond life size artwork peeks out from historic buildings all the way to bridge pilings, overpasses, park benches
by Andrés Felix Romero and Emma Wilson A giant stood on LK Wood. It was twice the height of the men around it, armed with a massive hammer and a demonic scowl. It pointed with a long, curled finger at
CSU board will vote to raise tuition.
Transfers and Freshmen aren’t the only newcomers to campus
by Kae Dennert Cal Poly Humboldt’s Athletic department has gone through multiple Athletic Directors (A.D.) in the past four years. Most recently hired is Dr. Nick Pettit, who has been officially on staff as the A.D. for two months. Pettit
by Brad Butterfield Back in March, the university projected over 2,000 more students for the Fall 2023 semester than from the Fall 2022 semester; in reality, there are only 98 more students enrolled this fall. On March 7th, the University
by August Linton Originally published May 3, 2023 CSU officials are now deciding whether student workers should be allowed to unionize, after students petitioned the California Public Employment Relations Board (PERB) on April 17 for the right to take a
by Brad Butterfield Originally printed May 3, 2023 An expected 2,000 additional students are anticipated for the Fall ‘23 semester, threatening to strain an already understaffed police department at Cal Poly Humboldt. The UPD is currently absent a police chief
by August Linton and Camille Delany Originally printed April 26, 2023 Art Wardynski has lost almost all of his adult family members in the past few years, most recently his mother. He reached out to Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
by Andres Felix Romero Originally printed March 22, 2023 Prospective Dean of Students candidates made their intentions heard through forums and Q+A sessions held on March 7 and March 8. One candidate, Ryan Griswold, was recently the Dean of California
by Dezmond Remington Originally printed April 26, 2023 Pink, yellow, black and blue—these aren’t the colors of the rainbow, but they are the colors of bathrooms, kitchens and showers in dorms all over campus as residents attempt to deal with
by Dezmond Remington Every morning the sun rises, every evening it sets, and about a quarter of the way through every spring semester, the housing website crashes when a couple thousand desperate students all attempt to turn in their applications
by Jake Knoeller, Camille Delany, and Angel Barker Disclaimer: A reporter for The Lumberjack sat down with 8 men’s basketball players for a group interview. All of the quotes featured in this article are from this group of players. The
A ride-along with Humboldt university police reveals challenges
by Angel Barker, August Linton, and Dezmond Remington A housing protest on Feb. 8 in the U.C. quad drew hundreds of frustrated students, many of whom stayed for several hours. Dozens of students used the open mic to share their
by Alex Anderson and August Linton A bill dedicated to slain Humboldt student David Josiah Lawson is being considered by the California state legislature this year. If ratified, AB 644 would require the CSU system to collect and report back
