Compassionate Bonds — New HSU Chem Prof Goes Above and Beyond
By Bryan Donoghue For many students at Humboldt State University, any chemistry class is on a list of the hardest courses a student can take. Humboldt State has taken on a [...]
Science
This week in science (April 26 – May 3)
By Bryan Donoghue Technology – Bioprinted Cartilage Researchers at Sahlgrenska Academy in Sweden have managed to generate cartilage tissue by bioprinting stem cells [...]
Restoring the Largest Old Growth Forest in the World
By Kelly Bessem Portions of the Prairie Creek Watershed, one hour north of Arcata, are still being restored 50 years after being clearcut. Proposed restoration plans by the [...]
HSU engineers victorious in competition
By Claire Roth Earth’s crust rumbles with tremendous force as Mount Lassen, the southernmost active volcano in the Cascade Range, erupts. The volcano spews ash and lava [...]
This week in science (April 19 – April 26)
By Claire Roth Wildlife – Ants, fungus, and Radiohead Though the subjects of ants, fungus, and the rock band Radiohead are all normally unrelated, the discovery of a new [...]
A Joint a Day Causes Fish to Decay
Water diversion for illegal grow operations has significant environmental impact By Bryan Donoghue Fish need water, and so does marijuana, but people may not realize we’re [...]
Mary Jane in the brain
What goes on inside your brain when you’re high By| Carlos Olloqui Things melt, time loses all meaning. Your body begins to tingle from head to toe. Everything you [...]
This week in weed
By Domanique Crawford Budding flavors Blueberry Yum Yum, Strawberry Kush, Pineapple Express, and Girl Scout cookies. What’s your favorite flavor? The University of [...]
Butane ban from Arcata
By Sarahi Apaez The process to make butane hash oil can result in explosions and chemical fires. Butane hash oil, also known as wax, honey oil, shatter, and dab, is made by [...]
