This story has been changed from its original version on Jan. 25 at 4:24 p.m. Humboldt State University’s political science professor, Kevin Murray, will be running as a candidate to represent California Assembly 2nd District in the upcoming elections. Murray has
Video by Michelle Meyers. Protesters lined the streets of downtown Eureka on Jan. 21 to be part of the worldwide Women’s March. This year’s Women’s March occurred on the one-year anniversary of Donald Trump’s inauguration. It is now considered to
With a new semester comes a need for new textbooks and class texts. One club on campus, the Society for Women in Math and Sciences (SWiMS), is offering students an affordable book purchasing option. Carla Quintero, the president of SWiMS,
As the spring semester approached, Humboldt State University welcomed new foreign exchange students. Archana Nihalani from Pakistan and Gereon Ploenes from Germany are two of the new incoming students. Nihalani came from Hyderabad, a city located in the Sindh province
Humboldt State University’s Third Street Gallery in Eureka may shut down in an effort to reduce the university’s spending budget. The proposal to close the gallery calls for $55,000 of the gallery’s budget to be reduced. That makes a third
Name: Dalvin Jamal-Milton Major: Psychology Standing: Sophomore “One thing that I’m looking forward to is this rugby season. Our rugby team looks pretty good this year, and I think we have some really good chemistry… we have all the means
By | Gilbert Martinez The Ventura County Thomas Fires, which started on Dec. 4, has grown to the the fifth largest fire in California’s recorded history. The video was captured among the hills of Ventura and Santa Barbara throughout the first
The 22-year-old missing HSU student Erin Henry was found deceased this morning near Westhaven 12 miles north of Arcata. Henry was reported missing by her roommate on Nov. 30, 2017. A CalTrans worker had found a knee scooter along Highway
By | Robert Brown Bitcoin gained $2,000 during the last week of November, causing internet exchange sites to freeze up as people attempted to buy whatever amount of Bitcoin they could afford. If asked, the majority of people would more
* Ahmed Al-Sakkaf works as front desk student assistant for the Center for International Programs The Center for International Programs hosted a farewell party on Saturday for international exchange students who are going back to their home countries. They are
By | Juan Herrera Being homeless is a spot where not many people would like to be but if the situation appears you always need to be prepared. The Homeless Student Advocate Alliance (H.S.A.A), a club at Humboldt State, put
By | Charlotte Rutigliano With finals right around the corner, students like Stephanie Toste and Ellen O’Hare are starting to prepare for them now. Toste who is a senior business marketing major said that she has a final in all
By | Charlotte Rutigliano The Online Social Work Bachelors program and the Master’s program have been ranked 13th and 12th by College Choice, an online source dedicated to helping students find the best schools for their academic and career goals.
Students call them the “dungeon rooms” while housing call them “Suite Modified Singles”
By | Ian Benjamin Finnegan Thompson Jeremy Meed’s strength is tested every time he hauls himself up into his truck from his wheelchair. Meed lifts his whole body weight up into the passenger seat of his truck every night to
By | Charlotte Rutigliano Chant’e Catt and Mike Barnes, along with the Homeless Student Advocate Alliance (HSAA), are seeking to create a greater connection for students, the university, and the community. Something they plan on doing with the upcoming events
By | Robert Brown Dolores Huerta spoke to an audience at The Van Duzer Theater at Humboldt State University on Monday, Nov. 13 during her new video documentary tour, celebrating her life’s work entitled, “Dolores.” Huerta is legendary for her
By | Charlotte Rutigliano At this week’s football game on Saturday, Nov. 11, three student veterans will be honored during halftime. Scott Elsworth will be awarded a thousand dollar scholarship. This scholarship is the first ever at HSU. The money
By | Charlotte Rutigliano On Friday, Nov. 10 the Sequoia Park Zoo Foundation will be opening its doors to everyone for free. In honor of Veterans Day, the Sequoia Park Zoo Foundation with sponsorship from the Times-Standard is offering free
By | Charlotte Rutigliano With a strong sense of community, the Student Veterans Association (SVA) have been helping student veterans since 2008. SVA President James Lamping said that the club is about creating an atmosphere and peer to peer support
By | Charlotte Rutigliano As a little girl in México, MultiCultural Center Liaison Joselin Dorado would celebrate Día de Los Muertos by contributing to her school’s altar, and on Nov. 2, she would go on processions to the cemeteries with