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Two years and still no justice for Josiah
Students and community members gather to remember Josiah Lawson
Tuesday, April 16, 2019
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Students and community members gather to remember Josiah Lawson
Humboldt State senate condemns actions taken against community radio
The last remaining KSHU staff members resign, join a peaceful gathering of a few dozen held during weekly farmers market
Abrupt firings at KHSU send shockwaves, not sound waves, throughout the community.
KHSU, 90.5 FM, has been abruptly shut down this morning with little to no notice given to the employees and volunteers.
Earlier this morning, Humboldt State issued a press release regarding their NPR affiliate KHSU. The radio station will be undergoing drastic changes including the removal of all but two staff members. HSU press release is as follows: Humboldt State University
Member of the criminal grand jury assembled for the matter of death of David Josiah lawson says ‘we have failed”
Graduation Initiative 2025 is funding HSU’s colleges faculty search
The Eric Rofes Multicultural Queer Resource Center provides a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community
2014 bus crash survivor now turned activist, Santiago Calderon shares his story
Lumberjacks score an additional $1.1 million over other CSUs
New safety escort program allow students to help other students
Cannabis advocates discuss marketing ideas and the future of weed in Humboldt
Humboldt County looks to turn 1000 acres of Green Diamond logging land into a multi-use community forest
PRESS RELEASE: For Immediate Release Charmaine Lawson, mother of David Josiah Lawson: In response to APD’s Press Release Dear Humboldt County Community Members, I, Charmaine Lawson (Mother of DJ Lawson), was disheartened and outraged at the press release issued yesterday
APD is asking the community to help identify partygoers from the night of the Josiah Lawson murder
Oh man, there must have been something in the air the week before Spring Break. Someone turned himself in for an outstanding warrant, there were multiple fights on campus and on the bus, slit car tires, drunk people on campus
Justice For Josiah committee urge the city to send Josiah case to DOJ
Although no indictment, Charmaine Lawson vows to keep fighting
SQE students demand disarming campus police as part of statewide campaign at Board of Trustees