They say you can’t buy happiness, but it seems you can buy a college education On March 12, wealthy families were found to have paid thousands of dollars for their children to attend prestigious colleges. This includes the University of
Represent the badass women in history It’s Women’s History Month and we want to talk about something that has been bothering us in the Lumberjack Newsroom: the lack of badass female representation in media. When there are badass female characters
Students serving the Humboldt State campus and community since 1929
A chance to highlight pivotal African Americans
Love yourself and stray away from stress
It’s time for the Humboldt community to start supporting black-owned businesses
University of Farmington was created by ICE agency in order to capture undocumented students
The Lumberjack newspaper has its first African American woman as Editor in chief in 90 years
Breathe in. Breathe out.
Media and its attribution of victims of sexual assault not neutral
A list of resources and self care advice
Safety a primary issue for Humboldt community
One reader shares his opinion on Arcata’s statue of William McKinley
One week of restitution is simply not enough
Important measures on the local ballet and why your vote matters nationally
Clean up the Supreme Court
Readership should consider placing trust in NY Times and journalism standards for anonymous sources
Sexism runs rampant in the professional tennis world and what happened to legendary player Serena Williams on Sept. 8 is proof. A showdown between Williams and Naomi Osaka in the U.S Open culminated with tears running down both women’s cheeks
Administration must take KSHU advisory board and community demands seriously
In light of ENAACP demands, we demand HSU act.
Humboldt State President Lisa Rossbacher should follow the example of Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson
As students, we have reasonable expectations of safety so we can focus on academic success without fear. This is not the reality for Humboldt State University students of color, both on campus and in the community. Both the Arcata Police
Sorting through the mainstream, and now local media When you turn on your local news TV station, you expect a solid mix of local and national news, and a variety of messages between stations. The news coverage from one area
