Diving Deeper Into Scientific Waters
Elise Fero
Saturday, May 1, 2021
The rescue diving course makes a splash on HSU students
The rescue diving course makes a splash on HSU students
Sluggy the banana slug had a desire for adventure like no other. They wanted to see the world from above, rather than below like they always had. The idea: climb to the top of a redwood tree. What Sluggy didn’t
I woke up this morning and decided I was tired of being a banana slug with my only purpose being to eat, decompose matter, and occasionally fighting off a snake or raccoon. I want to be a cranberry farmer. Now
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Editor’s Note: A version of this story was originally published in the March 24 issue of the Lumberjack. Due to inaccurate reporting, we are issuing a rewrite of the article that more accurately represents the situation as told to us
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What HSU’s scientific diving program is like
The infamous legacy of COVID-19 will live on long past the day the mask comes off
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What a new presidency plans to help the fight against climate change
Effective ways to speak with climate change deniers
The newest tea about the slug world
How being in nature improves mental health
The Schatz Energy Research Center proves that 100% renewable energy operations are an attainable goal for California
How to keep yourself, and the environment you’re exploring, safe
The staggering cost of commercial litter.
HSU continues to take climate action and sustainability seriously