Harm Reduction is Social Justice
By Tony Wallin
California authorizes local harm reduction services to begin operating. In 2011 Brandie Wilson lost a friend to heroin overdose. Then she lost another, and another. By…
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Protesters demand Whittaker’s recusal
By Michael Weber
(Photo by Michael Weber) Brennan Duck and Kyla Hock brought an American flag and a poster to the Common Cause protest on…
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Voter Voices: Election Day
By Dajonea Robinson
https://youtu.be/7jvRwNB9GcA
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Midterm Elections in Humboldt County
By Alex Harris
By Alex Harris and Sebastian Lindner Voters share their thoughts on the Nov. 6 election. Where do I go, what do I do, or who do…
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Local Measure 2018 Election Results
By Luis Lopez
This page was updated with results on Nov. 7 at 3:55 p.m. Some results may not reflect the final results for a few days or weeks…
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OPINION: 90 years and a slap in the face
By Gabe Rivera
The Azusa Pacific field goal that beat the Lumberjacks on Nov. 3 sailed through the uprights. At this moment it dawned on me that this was…
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Lady Jacks basketball dominate in their home opener 109-40
By Matt Shiffler
With an 11 game improvement and an NCAA West Regional bid of an 8th seed, the Lady Jacks look to carry last year's success into the…
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Jacks chop down Pioneers
By Amanda Schultz
The Jacks win their final match to finish off the season against Cal State East Bay The Lumberjacks men’s soccer team finished off the regular season…
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Like father like son
By Matt Shiffler
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zACftdTamg Football player keeps legacy alive Humboldt State sophomore linebacker and Lumberjacks team captain Demetrick Watts II was named Great Northwest Athletic Conference defensive player of…
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Jacks head their way to victory
By Amanda Schultz
Lumberjacks men’s soccer celebrated after a 2-1 victory against Cal State Monterey Bay in its second to last game at College Creek Field Oct. 25. The…
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Hidden gems of the Humboldt music scene
By Deven Chavannes
A man finishes playing drums in his band’s set and packs up his equipment. “Excuse me, coming through!” he yells as he carries his drums through…
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Passion keeps International Film Festival alive
By Jonathan Bratthall Tideman
It’s never been easy for the Humboldt State University International Film Festival. The festival has struggled to stay afloat, dealing with cutbacks and lack of notoriety.…
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CCAT Volunteer Fridays
By the Editorial Board
By Chelsea Wood, Video Production Student https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c82t83RAE9w Getting your hands dirty never felt so gratifying, but for volunteers at Humboldt State University’s Campus Center for Appropriate…
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A brave voice against bullies
By Alex Harris
A mother and daughter take action against racist bullies in middle school While many sixth graders went to soccer practice or hung out with their friends, Sadie…
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Posts published in “Opinion”

OPINION: 13 lives lost, but does it even matter anymore?

OPINION: 13 lives lost, but does it even matter anymore?

By Sean Bendon on November 8, 2018

Three-hundred and eleventh day of the year, the 307th mass shooting Four days total without any mass shootings in this country. Good job team. It terrifies me that when I wake up to news of another mass shooting, I can’t find…

EDITORIAL: Life, liberty and the pursuit of self care

EDITORIAL: Life, liberty and the pursuit of self care

By the Editorial Board on November 7, 2018

OPINION: 90 years and a slap in the face

OPINION: 90 years and a slap in the face

By Gabe Rivera on November 7, 2018

Vote because you can

Vote because you can

By Tony Wallin on November 5, 2018

OPINION: White boys will be white boys

OPINION: White boys will be white boys

By Alex Harris on November 5, 2018

Letter to the Editor: Democratic Minority

Letter to the Editor: Democratic Minority

By the Editorial Board on November 2, 2018

EDITORIAL: Ensuring safety must be group effort

EDITORIAL: Ensuring safety must be group effort

By the Editorial Board on October 31, 2018

OPINION: Save the world, eat plants

OPINION: Save the world, eat plants

By Tony Wallin on October 30, 2018

Letter to the Editor: Local votes matter

Letter to the Editor: Local votes matter

By the Editorial Board on October 29, 2018

OPINION: Safe Injection Sites are a necessity

OPINION: Safe Injection Sites are a necessity

By Tony Wallin on October 23, 2018

OPINION: The “N” word

OPINION: The “N” word

By Deven Chavannes on October 20, 2018

OPINION: Hold the Praise for the Robber Barons

OPINION: Hold the Praise for the Robber Barons

By Freddy Brewster on October 19, 2018

Letters to the Editor: No On M

Letters to the Editor: No On M

By the Editorial Board on October 17, 2018

Pollution sours Freshwater field trip

Pollution sours Freshwater field trip

By Deija Zavala on October 17, 2018

Letters to the Editor: Vote No on Measure M and Remove McKinley

Letters to the Editor: Vote No on Measure M and Remove McKinley

By the Editorial Board on October 16, 2018

EDITORIAL: Steps toward reparations

EDITORIAL: Steps toward reparations

By the Editorial Board on October 15, 2018

OPINION: Kavanaugh confirmation should encourage midterm voting

OPINION: Kavanaugh confirmation should encourage midterm voting

By Freddy Brewster on October 10, 2018

EDITORIAL: Seriously, go vote

EDITORIAL: Seriously, go vote

By the Editorial Board on October 10, 2018

HSU students say Kava-no-thanks

HSU students say Kava-no-thanks

By Bailey Tennery on October 5, 2018

OPINION: No second chances

OPINION: No second chances

By Keaundrey Clark on October 3, 2018

EDITORIAL: Go beyond denying Kavanaugh

EDITORIAL: Go beyond denying Kavanaugh

By the Editorial Board on October 2, 2018

NY Times right to grant anonymity

NY Times right to grant anonymity

By the Editorial Board on September 19, 2018

EDITORIAL: Modern Day Battle of the Sexes

EDITORIAL: Modern Day Battle of the Sexes

By the Editorial Board on September 12, 2018

OPINION: 13 lives lost, but does it even matter anymore?
By Sean Bendon
Three-hundred and eleventh day of the year, the 307th mass shootingFour days total without any mass shootings in this country. Good job team. It terrifies me that when…
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EDITORIAL: Life, liberty and the pursuit of self care
By the Editorial Board
We the people have a right to life, liberty. . . and self care. This has been an election with record high early voter turnout for a…
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OPINION: 90 years and a slap in the face
By Gabe Rivera
The Azusa Pacific field goal that beat the Lumberjacks on Nov. 3 sailed through the uprights. At this moment it dawned on me that this was the…
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Vote because you can
By Tony Wallin
Formerly incarcerated Humboldt State student encourages utilizing your right to vote When I was released from Rio Cosumnes Correctional Facility in 2014, I was told three things:…
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OPINION: White boys will be white boys
By Alex Harris
Cut the "locker room" talk There is a saying uttered over and over again in response to when those who do harm or commit a crime are…
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Top 9 Horror Movies
By Stella Stokes
It’s Halloween month! That means getting scared, terrified, mortified, traumatized and maybe getting a few laughs. There are a lot of horror movies, but only a few…
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MOVIE REVIEW: Venom and the half-sticky plot
By Stella Stokes
Tom Hardy can't save this bad boy The movie "Upgrade" came out earlier this summer. It was about artificial intelligence taking over a human body, and controlling…
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REVIEW: Humboldt State graced with talent and class
By Luis Lopez
Five-time Grammy nominated pianist performs at HSU On Friday, Sept. 28, five time Grammy nominated pianist, Ursula Oppens, performed for Humboldt State University students. “This is my…
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MOVIE REVIEW: Mandy
By Stella Stokes
https://youtu.be/rI054ow6KJk Eight and a half percent of the population are red-green colorblind and will not be able to watch Panos Cosmatos’ latest film “Mandy”. This stylish, campy…
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Annie’s serves up excellence
By Gabe Rivera
Located on the 101 North headed out of Eureka, you can spot Annie’s Cambodian Cuisine nestled on the side of the road next to the Sizzlers. It…
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