Super Smash Bros Club: KO’ing loneliness with video games
The Humboldt State Smash Crew offers a welcoming atmosphere for fighting game fans of all experience levels
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The Humboldt State Smash Crew offers a welcoming atmosphere for fighting game fans of all experience levels
At one time or another, we have all wondered what the key to a long and healthy life really is. Typically you would think that eating clean and vigorous exercise is the key to success, but a study conducted in
Humboldt County has always experienced large earthquakes, and it is important to be prepared. The international ShakeOut drill is coming up on Oct. 21, 2021 at 10:21am. This is an opportunity to ensure that you are prepared in case an
Fall is finally upon us and you know what that means. The shelves have been restocked with pumpkin spice everything, but left behind on those shelves is your summertime self esteem because guess what else is here, seasonal depression. Don’t
This past weekend marked the tenth annual Savage Henry Comedy Festival, drawing in over 100 comedians from in and out of the area for a three-day festival with almost 40 shows in ten different venues. The Savage Henry comedy club
The Graduate Writing Proficiency Exam is no longer required for HSU graduation
Get involved with the Potowot food garden and the on-campus knitting circle
A journalism major tells you why should be upping your intake of fermented foods
The longer you’ve been at Humboldt State University, the more likely you are to catch on to the local fashion trends. If you’re new here, I’ll break it down for you real quick as the autumn season sets in.
Huddie’s Harvest opened there leafy gates offers an array of autumn activities
A band composed of HSU students, Zendegi, performed their first public show of the year last Friday in a cathartic and invigorating experience.
Project Rebound provides vital support for formerly incarcerated students.
A gathering was held in the Plaza to support BIPOC community members and listen to their experiences. Students and community members listened to the challenges that BIPOC folks in Humboldt County face today. Nikki Valencia organizes these forums for people
Many a blue moon hath passed since the old days of HSU students coexisting with millionaire weed criminals and attending psychedelic-themed harvest parties in the forest on the full moon. The Arcata plaza, once a bustling mecca of culture and
Why does HSU attempt to bring back in-person learning as COVID-19 positivity and death rates go up at a staggering degree?
In September, researchers from across the CSU system met to discuss their upcoming projects and find possible collaborations.
Art studios on campus are open for students again following remote classes during the 2020-2021 school year.
A preview of upcoming CHECK IT events and some thoughts from some CHECK IT staff on moving to in-person.