Community members expressed frustration with the progress of the Lawson case at a community meeting held by Arcata City Council on Oct. 26. The second of six planned community sessions was held to provide Lawson case updates and discuss student
By | Charlotte Rutigliano With the goal of being open, honest, and transparent, HSU has released their annual crime report. The report includes incidents that happen on the general campus, in the campus residence halls, non-campus locations, and public property.
By | Charlotte Rutigliano Next week marks the 19th annual Campus Dialogue on Race held at Humboldt State University. According to Kumi Watanabe-Schock, library media coordinator and CDOR committee member, the event started in 1998 from an initiative presented by
An event is only defined by its memory or lack thereof. The two-day symposium (Un)Comfortable Identities: Representation of Persecution at Humboldt State University examined the effect of persecution on memory, identity and culture of ethnic groups. The convention held on
Humboldt State University is looking to stop a tradition of spending more than we make.
By | Charlotte Rutigliano At HSU, one in ten students have a disability. Most have a registered disability that is non-apparent. According to Kevin O’Brien, director of Student Access Services and Student Disability Resource Center, approximately 80 percent of disabilities
No more Meatless Mondays. They will now become Pollo-pescetarian. HSU Residence Hall Association decided last Monday, Oct. 9th by a unanimous vote to incorporate white meat into Monday’s dining services, and add more vegan and vegetarians options throughout the week
By | Michelle Meyers On Friday the 13th, people flooded into the doors of the Sangha Tattoo Studio to make a decision that will stick with them forever on the unluckiest day of the year. HSU students Sara Graves and
By | Robert Brown The American Indian community of HSU hosted the 24th annual Indigenous People’s Week from Oct. 9 thru Oct. 16, with many free events held on campus. The eight day event began on Monday, Oct. 9, with
By | Lauren Shea Brave students walked up to the podium to share their story in front of supporters of a culture of consent. HSU students attended The Consent Project 2017 in the Kate Buchanan Room on Oct. 10 to
By | Charlotte Rutigliano On a warm Friday afternoon, student volunteers help trim eight different varieties of basil leaves for a study headed by undergraduate Fisheries Biology major Bryan Lester. Lester is studying which strain of basil grows the fastest
UPDATED: 6:00 p.m. on Oct. 16 More than six weeks worth of compost went to a landfill. That’s after the composting contract HSU had with the Local Worm Guy ended and wasn’t renewed. All compost materials which ends up in
By | Charlotte Rutigliano After being in development for over a year, Executive Director of Student Health & Wellbeing Services Dr. Brian Mistler, Health Educator Ravin Craig, and a team of peer health educators have created an interactive online tool
Fourth annual banned book read-out celebrates constitutional right to free speech.
By | Ian Benjamin Finnegan Thompson and Sarahi Apaez Los Angeles has made Indigenous Peoples Day an official county holiday. In this video we ask students on the Humboldt State University campus their thoughts on the recent decision by the L.A.
Question: What do you think of Assembly Bill 19? Could it ever be implemented at a four-year university? “It could be counterproductive. The people who are already on the fence about college would have to keep paying after that first
By | Charlotte Rutigliano Assembly Member Miguel Santiago urged Governor Jerry Brown to sign a Assembly Bill 19 (AB 19) on Thursday, Sept. 27, in Los Angeles. AB 19 would give free tuition to community college students. AB 19 would
A local Tibetan school is hosting several upcoming events in Humboldt, which includes the consecration of a Buddha statue and culminates in a weekend intensive with special guest teacher, Gochen Tulku Sang-ngag Rinpoche.
Defending champs HSU are currently in the third place in the Outdoor Nation Campus Challenge.
By Sarahi Apaez Ownership of the 270-acre Tuluwat Island, also known as Indian Island is being compromised. More than 100 people gathered in front of Rob Arkley’s place of business in Eureka, to show their support toward the Wiyot tribe’s
No more paying for individual tutoring or hiding away in dark basements. Tutoring is now free for all students. The HSU Learning Center opened its brand new tutoring hub on the ground floor of the library. Su Karl, Learning Center