by Miranda Ricks From Sept. 29 until Oct. 5, Cal Poly Humboldt students are invited to join the Week Without Driving challenge, a national event that encourages participants to spend an entire week without getting behind the wheel. The challenge
by Nick Escalada After a half-year delay, a successor to Cal Poly Humboldt’s Interim President Michael Spagna has been selected. Dr. Richard A. Carvajal from Valdosta State University in Georgia will be transferring to Arcata for the spring 2026 semester. Hailing
by Lily Zwirzina This Friday, Rudolph “Butch” Ware, a candidate for the 2026 gubernatorial election, will be coming to speak at Cal Poly Humboldt. Amidst a polarized political climate, Ware represents one of many U.S. parties beyond the two primary
by Bodhi HaugenDuring the height of midterms, an eviction notice was sent to multiple people sleeping in their vehicles on campus due to what administrators called, “unsanitary and unsafe conditions.” On Oct. 31, 2023, a decision enforced by university officials
Hypsypops rubicundus The Garibaldi, the Golden State’s official marine fish, was declared in 1995 and named after General Giuseppe Garibaldi for his recognizable red shirts. Also known as the Catalina goldfish, if you ever have the pleasure of diving or
By Barley Lewis-McCabe he newest alteration to the Time, Place, Manner policies requires an additional form to be filled out through conference and event services in order to chalk, stake, or put up posters, banners or tables. As per the
By Ryan DiazThe former Campus Apartments were plagued with mold last semester, leading to their demolition in July. This left many Cal Poly Humboldt students questioning what will take its place. Last summer, demolition began on campus apartments after repeated
By Ursula NewmanFire personnel responded to a report of smoke near Granite Avenue in the Arcata Community Forest on Thursday, Sept. 4. The initial response was a single engine for a smoke check, but as more smoke was observed, additional
By Sadie Shields In addition to the Hinarr Hu Moulik (HHM) dorms’ required meal plans and relatively pricey housing, residents commuting by car will be required to purchase a single pass, choosing between parking closer to the dorms, or parking
By Nico Patakidis During an Associated Students (A.S.) meeting on Sept. 5, information about increase in enrollment and discussion of proposed A.S. grants for the 2025-26 academic year were introduced. Dr. Chrissy Holiday, Vice President of Enrollment Management & Student
By Jasmin Shirazian An account on TikTok by the username @cphpisser has spent the past several days uploading videos to the platform that suggest a person urinating in different parts of campus. In one video, the user secretly films from
By Jess Carey and Julia Kelm As one steps through the large glass double doors of freshly remodeled Jenkins Hall, they are greeted by a branded H. rug and the potent chemical smell of the future. The building is now
Kpop Demon Hunters hit some good notes, but didn’t really stick the landing. By Julia KelmKPop Demon Hunters (2025) is Netflix’s newest money-maker, which hit streaming platforms on June 20. The plot centers around Kpop group “Huntr/x,” and its members
By Serah Blackstone-Fredericks Since Humboldt State University’s transition to Cal Poly Humboldt in 2022, the school has offered additional majors, with plans for a total of ten new programs by 2029. The newly added leadership studies, geared towards upper division
By Barley Lewis-McCabe and Nico Patakidis The Big Beautiful Bill serves as one of the largest and most impactful acts of the Trump administrations and includes hundreds of changes to policy from radical tax cuts to clean energy reduction. Healthcare:
By Nick Escalada EDIT: Parts of this story were edited for clarity. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is a bureaucracy that has gone largely undiscussed in the public sphere until the start of Donald Trump’s second presidential term. Over the
Compiled by Ariana Wilson This information is from the Cal Poly Humboldt Police Department daily media logs. These reports are edited for clarity. Sunday, April 20 4:49 p.m. – Medical Aid The Reporting Party states his friend ingested something, unknown
By Barley Lewis-McCabe “Everywhere we go (everywhere we go) People wanna know (people wanna know) Who we are (who we are) So we tell em We are the union (we are the union) The mighty mighty union” No matter where
By Barley Lewis-McCabe About two dozen people dressed in red marched through campus and sang traditional Indigenous songs. Some held signs and others were drumming with the spirits — all demanded change. The march was held on May 5, the
By Barley Lewis-McCabe You could hear it all — every chord, footstep and 2-step. The room was a living, breathing organism. Music and conversation surrounded the crowd while kids danced around without a care in the world. It was raucous,
Compiled by Griffin Mancuso Last year on April 22, dozens of Cal Poly Humboldt students and community members occupied Siemens Hall in support of Palestine for eight days. These eight days resulted in a notable shift in opinion about administration
By Eli Farrington and Noah Pond Antonio Jordan’s passion for aviation started early in life, fueled by a lofty childhood dream — a dream shared by countless children across the world, but only pursued by a select few once they
By Kimberly Alexsandra Madrigal This past month, students from Cal Poly Humboldt’s political science department attended two international Model United Nations conferences. The National Model United Nations (NMUN) conference in New York, the largest and most iconic of the Model