Ask Evergreen: Ending Things Easy
Lumberjack Staff
Friday, October 4, 2019
You don’t always owe people explanations for why you no longer want to have ties to them.
You don’t always owe people explanations for why you no longer want to have ties to them.
A meaningful friendship can’t be forced, so don’t rush into anything and make sure to trust your gut.
Don’t worry. College is not a race.
Guest columnist and Elementary Education Major Tim Rupiper waxes poetic about those perfect summer moments.
Critical Race and Gender Studies lecturer writes open letter to those participating in anti-POC rhetoric
HSU alumni speaks out against KHSU shutdown
Journalism Department makes statement on KHSU gutting
Former KHSU employee Natalya Estrada speaks out after submitting her resignation
KHSU CAB member Barbara Boerger speaks out
PRESS RELEASE: For Immediate Release Charmaine Lawson, mother of David Josiah Lawson: In response to APD’s Press Release Dear Humboldt County Community Members, I, Charmaine Lawson (Mother of DJ Lawson), was disheartened and outraged at the press release issued yesterday
SQE students demand disarming campus police as part of statewide campaign at Board of Trustees
Justice For Josiah Committee Statement
The Lumberjack newspaper has its first African American woman as Editor in chief in 90 years
To The Editor: I seem to find myself in the minority in today’s national Democratic Party. I disagree with the tendency of most Democrats (including political candidates for Congress and those in the news media) to constantly bash Donald Trump
A response to ‘The importance of voting locally’ Dear Editor: The U.S. founders warned that they had designed a good participatory democracy if “We the People” could keep it; they understood how governments dominated by a cabal of oligarchs, monarchs,
This veteran will vote No on Measure M, here’s why
One reader shares his opinion on Arcata’s statue of William McKinley
I recently read the article “40-day anti-abortion protest begins in Eureka” by Abigail LeForge. I found the article to be biased and lacking in investigative journalism. Though it is generally lacking in perspective, my main contention is with two points
New Student Housing Community in the Works for Lumberjacks! Dear Editor: I’m pleased to announce that The Village, a new housing choice, is in the works for students attending Humboldt State University. As you probably know, HSU currently has room
Author Maureen J. Jules is a former HSU student and active member of Arcata Citizens for Responsible Housing. Dear editor: AMCAL, a large corporation from Southern California, wants to join the Arcata housing scene, claiming to help students find affordable,
Dear Editor, Regarding the Lumberjack article about the 40-Day Anti-Abortion Protest – HSU students need to know that not all religions or religious leaders believe that human sexuality is evil and something to be ashamed of. They need to know
To the people of Humboldt County, The family of Erin Henry would like to relay our thanks to all who assisted in the search for Erin. To the Arcata Police Department and all assisting law enforcement agencies, the faculty and
The sudden retirement of HSU Athletics Director Daniel Collen raises unanswered questions of accountability. How did administrative oversight fail to anticipate and mitigate Athletics’ budget crisis threatening the football program? Did Mr. Collen’s political campaign and election to the Northern