by Carlos Pedraza Another election and another vote for the soul of the country ends in a practical tie between Democrats and Republicans that hardly feels like a victory. In 2020, I canvassed for Bernie Sanders and was a believer
by Cash Rion With the midterm elections ending and the votes being counted, many people are breathing sighs of relief that it’s over for the time being. It’s exhausting trying to keep up with the 24 hour news cycle and
by Steffi Puerto Growing up in the East Bay, specifically Oakland, I consider myself a foodie at heart. Food has always been significant to my identity, culture, relationships, and overall experience of enjoying life. My favorite memories have always been
by Alina Ferguson Cal Poly Humboldt, while having relatively affordable tuition and options for scholarships and financial aid, is still robbing its students blind with the cost of apparel, food and general items at campus stores. One of the ways
Yes, these are two different days
Professors should be required to do Canvas training
Start telephoning me
The paper should honor and represent the campus community
For once, upperclassmen wish they were freshmen when the jealousy hits over pandemic experience
*Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want by The Smiths plays*
by Camille Delany As a high schooler, I’d often listen to podcasts while jogging in the country by my house, or when walking to school. As I searched for compelling entertainment in the nascent medium, one genre rose to the
Bootlickers forget their favorite band hates them
I want an adequate answer to why we shouldn’t.
Spoilers for HBO’s Our Flag Means Death
If we dare to overcome our fear of judgement, we are more prepared to dig through the other discriminatory narratives that are ingrained in us.
I ‘stole’ my mom’s Costco card to save money
