by Liam Gwynn Humboldt County district attorney candidates Stacey Eads, Micheal Acosta, and Adrian Kamada debated a variety of pressing issues on Monday in Cal Poly Humboldt’s Native American Forum. Students from the sociology department moderated the debate, choosing questions
Disabled students support each other where the administration doesn’t
by Sophia Escudero and August Linton Positive COVID-19 cases are once again on the rise in Humboldt County. According to the Humboldt County Public Health Department, 137 confirmed cases were reported between April 19 and April 26, bringing the total
by Cherish Fulcher The Cal Poly Humboldt Library is gearing up with lots of new additions and courses for students as we switch from online to in-person classes on campus. Prior to the pandemic, the library was a common place
New Student Activities Center aims to honor the Wiyot people
Cal Poly Humboldt service workers fight with CSU over contract
$983,000 for *checks notes* additional campus signage?
USA TODAY released an investigative expose on a professor accused of sexual assault and how the school has continued to employ him for years.
Current Cal Poly Humboldt professor still employed after multiple sexual assault cases.
“Immigrants from El Salvador and all over South America are being turned away at our borders, and the U.S. really has the ability to rectify these things”
Associated Student elections are fast approaching, candidate numbers are remaining slim, and ballot emails are coming
One week after campus alerts of a homicide suspect on campus, a Rhode Island man is in custody
While the UC can still be found on campus, it has become a husk of its former self.
As the AS re-imagines itself, members must also prepare for the yearly budget and election cycle fast.
The California Supreme Court sided with NIMBY in a court case against UC Berkeley, going against California’s push towards affordable housing.
Mask requirements have been lifted and opinions are already divided
Low turnout for a Women’s History Month protest in the Arcata led to the organizer calling out local men and white people for performative activism.
by Lex Valtenbergs The Library Cafe lifted its shutters for the first time in several years on Friday, Feb. 26. The cafe serves delicious coffee blends from Muddy Waters Coffee Co. as well as pastries, veggie wraps, drinks, and more.
During an open forum, Cal Poly Humboldt professors gave their take on the invasion of Ukraine and how it is affecting the rest of the world
Rocking the boat at Big Lagoon
After Jeremiah Finley’s impeachment, A.S. is taking steps to heal and come back stronger.
Cyclists carrying flowers filled the streets of downtown Arcata last Friday night.
