IPCC climate report
Ian Vargas
Friday, September 17, 2021
Dangers to oceans pointed to in IPCC’s Sixth Assessment Report
Dangers to oceans pointed to in IPCC’s Sixth Assessment Report
Get into it! Comfort food made easy yet packed with tons of flavor.
Brainwash Thrift aims to be BIPOC and queer community space
A look into HSU’s Annual Security Report and some insights from the coordinators
Recently released annual security report comes with updated terms for reporting cannabis encounters.
September’s Coastal Clean Up Month – Where it started and how it’s going
The old University Center at HSU has been transformed into a three-story Student Activities Center where students are able to relax, study and enjoy each others company. There are a number of amenities that students can enjoy, from new food
White people are scared to talk about whiteness. Trying to have conversations with my family members about race is like pulling teeth. If confronted, they either get mad or do/say something racist and refuse to acknowledge what they just did.
Men and women’s soccer began their season last week with two home games for the women’s team and two away games for the men’s team. The women’s team tied their first match Friday 0-0 against Dominican University. The game went
A quick guide to enjoying outdoor sports responsibly
It wasn’t until my third year at HSU that I discovered Oh SNAP! and I wasn’t alone in being so unaware. Oh SNAP! Is a food program on campus for students, by students. Their mission: “to increase access to nutritious
Skip the fast food and check out one of these local gems if you want high-quality food for cheap.
Humboldt State University has opened its big green doors to the world once more and students are once again flowing through these bright and hallowed halls after an unprecedented hiatus during the onset of COVID-19. However, the number of students
Update on the allocation of large, one-time state funding of $433 million.
Information on the recalls beginnings, what it means and some of the leading candidates.
As I come into my last year here at HSU, I’m debating what almost every senior in college debates; ‘should I get my masters?’ Of course, it’s not because I actually want to continue my education; it’s from the fear
Everyone may not understand the value of a pet, especially that of animals other than cats and dogs. Creatures such as fish are often treated as a decoration rather than a living being that deserves care and attention. While the
HSU’s questionable health care
Lumberjack athletes look to make their mark on the field, court and course in their first official conference seasons since 2019
The Governor’s Office of Emergency Services provide an update on yet another historic wildfire season.
A look at the switch to meal-swipe-based dining plans from the old point-based plans.