by Carlos Pedraza The Chief of Police Search Committee held an open forum on Wednesday, Oct. 19 for students to ask questions of Thomas Calucci, one of the police chief candidates. A Cal Poly Humboldt email stated the meeting was
The proposition’s rampant advertising confuses voters in the weeks before November 8
Yurok Tribal Council hosts Summit on Missing and Murdered Indigenous People
More than 255 alumni sign open letter in opposition
Losing cases, lack of response, inadequate support…
Recent break in at the campus apartments leads to questions of safety of the Cal Poly Humboldt dorms
by Alina Ferguson As many students have noticed, the Depot, Cal Poly Humboldt’s eatery, has undergone quite a few changes, one of the most notable being the price hikes. This semester, the prices seem to have become steeper than normal.
Makerspace expands to the second floor of the library
Cal Poly Humboldt oversells general and residential parking passes
by Carlos Pedraza Editor’s note: In print El Jardin Santuario was only referred to as “Centro del Pueblo’s community garden,” and “Arcata community garden.” This article and headline have been edited to address the garden by its name. A community
by Alana Hackman A few weeks ago, I accompanied a friend to the University Police Department after her wallet went missing during the Durand Jones and the Indications concert. While in hopeful pursuit of her wallet, I was quickly reminded
by Ollie Hancock Over the summer break, the iconic signs brandishing the school’s name lost their letters again and again. Vandals would rip the acrylic letters from the wall over the course of a few nights before they were replaced.
Students really like not sharing a bathroom with an entire floor
Increased polytechnic enrollment compounds Arcata’s housing shortage
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
