KHSU plans to return to local programming
Ian Vargas
Friday, April 16, 2021
After getting abruptly cut back, KHSU hopes to once again begin running local shows
After getting abruptly cut back, KHSU hopes to once again begin running local shows
Humboldt County Public Health is allowing doses to any Humboldt County resident, 16 and older
President is the only contested position for the 2021 AS elections
Current AS President and Vice President speak about their time in office and provide some information about the election
COVID-19 has disproportionally affected female faculty
HSU plans for an in-person spring commencement
Humboldt State’s bookstore is getting relocated to Pacific Outfitters’s former downtown Arcata spot
A student run art contest has placed a new mural in the Natural Resources and Science building
Humboldt State students are starting to feel the effects of this year’s early spring break
Chief Anthony Morgan has been selected to lead the University Police department as the first-ever Black police chief on campus
Home Away From Home and Equity Arcata host a free supply distribution event for HSU students
Some Humboldt State students are resuming face-to-face classes and labs on campus
An update on the allocation of the $11 million of CARES funding that HSU received at the beginning of Spring 2021
Humboldt State students are volunteering their time and energy to help get cats adopted at a local animal shelter
Recent grant funds agricultural workshops for Blue Lake Rancheria
HSU administers coronavirus vaccines for all of its employees.
Sonya Renee Taylor was one of three speakers chosen for this years Social Justice Summit on Healthcare and Wellness: The Intersection of Identity and Care.
HSU students speak about their contrasting experiences with the virtual learning environment, agreeing that it is not ideal for all
HSU’s formerly incarcerated students club talks about the effects of Covid-19 in prisons
Native American Studies hosts fundraiser to build facilities for Food Sovereignty Lab
HSU aims to build better tenant-landlord relationships.
Kinesiology and recreation administration students and professors seek to create paths that connect campus to the local community.
The focal topic of this year’s speaker series is racial equity