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Cyclists fill streets in honor of late Arcata woman
Cyclists carrying flowers filled the streets of downtown Arcata last Friday night.
Wednesday, March 2, 2022
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Cyclists carrying flowers filled the streets of downtown Arcata last Friday night.
Police and public rift leaves vacancies.
by Liam Gwynn Dr. Christopher Aberson came forward to the Lumberjack with a story about how he was symptomatic and asked to teach online but was denied the opportunity and asked to teach in person instead. Provost Jenn Capps responded
by Krisanne Keiser In 2019, Cal Poly Humboldt students envisioned a project that would re-indigenize the campus by creating the Rou Dalagurr Food Sovereignty Lab & Cultural Workspace. According to the summer 2021 FSL Progress Report, this new indigenized space
by Lex Valtenbergs Student-made poster boards detailing the lives and legacies of Black artists and activists filled the Gold and Green Room in Founders Hall during the Black History Month Art Exhibit hosted by the Umoja Center on Feb. 17.
Speakers gave passionate speeches at a Black History Month protest in the plaza despite a somewhat limited turnout
After an impeachment trial stretching over 6 hours on Sunday, Feb 20. President Finley has officially been impeached from his role as the Associated Students’ president.
Associated Students’ Board members makes move to impeach President Finley
by Carlos Pedraza Cal Poly Humboldt is struggling to find a new police chief in the wake of yet another resignation For the last two years, Cal Poly Humboldt’s University Police Department has been plagued with resignations at the very
One professor stands up against leadership after not being allowed to teach over zoom while facing COVID-19 symptoms and exposure.
by August Linton Claps and cheers echoed through Founders Hall 118 during the Umoja Center’s Black Excellence in STEM event, probably far more than had graced the room in quite a while. Many HSU community members filled out the seats,
El Centro Académico Cultural sponsors last Friday’s Drop In Skate Night for a Latin themed skate party
Tensions rise among the members of Cal Poly Humboldt’s student body government
Cal Poly Humboldt has a new plan in the works to help combat climate change
by Kris Nagel and Morgan Hancock Ricky Smith, a longtime Arcata community member, was the victim of a deadly assault Wednesday, February 2. The community has spent the last week remembering Smith’s legacy. Known for his big smiles and peace-loving
by August Linton To Zephie Harvey, Black History Month is an acknowledgment of the depth and value of Black heritage and culture. “Black History month means looking back at my heritage and knowing where we came from,” said Harvey. However,
Humboldt State University has now become Cal Poly University Humboldt, the state’s third official polytechnic
Anyone with information regarding the David Josiah Lawson case is encouraged to call the APD’s 24-hour confidential tip-line at (707) 825-2590 or the APD Dispatch Center at (707) 822-2424 On April 15, 2017, Humboldt student David Josiah Lawson was fatally
Students vented their frustration online after the campus sent out a controversial email regarding broken security cameras
Last Friday’s Polytech budget forum answered a host of questions involving school spending and future tuition costs
CSUCCESS has helped provide 700 iPads to HSU students in an attempt to narrow the “digital divide”
For the first time since 2017, the HSU library is fully open to students. The HSU library reopened on Jan. 18th after the completion of the Seismic Retrofit project. This project was undertaken to reduce structural damage from seismic activity.