Gathering for Justice For Josiah
By Tony Wallin
Although no indictment, Charmaine Lawson vows to keep fighting
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Letter to the Editors
By Tony Wallin
SQE is going to Long Beach for Board of Trustees meeting in Long Beach
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Letter to the Editors
By Tony Wallin
Justice For Josiah Committee Statement
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Breaking: No justice for Josiah
By Freddy Brewster
No indictment, but APD Chief vows to bring justice
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Preventing death
By Tony Wallin
HSU is taking the initiative to prevent opioid overdoses with Narcan training
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Jacks stunned on home floor by Pioneers
By Liam Warner
HSU women's basketball loses to Cal State East Bay in the first round of the CCAA tournament 72-62
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The LJ/KRFH sports podcast
By Liam Warner
Liam Warner, Gabe Rivera, Weston Lazarus, Albert Muro, and Thomas Lal talk local and national sports
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Jacks punch ticket to CCAA Tournament
By Skye Kimya
Jackson Strong leads the way for HSU with seven threes in a 78-66 win against Sonoma State.
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The LJ sports podcast
By Liam Warner
Liam Warner, Wes Lazarus, Gabe Rivera, Skye Hopkins, Thomas Lal and Albert Muro talk local and national sports.
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Jacks rugby slides into postseason with dominating performance
By Liam Warner
HSU rugby beats Sonoma State 73-22 to secure a postseason berth
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Review: Adoration of the Old Woman
By Skylar Gaven
Culture, true love and ultimate forgiveness all wrapped up in one play
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Grab a cup and listen up
By Grace Caswell
A cup of Joe and some tunes make for chill Friday night plans
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Stories and seeds at a shindig
By Cassaundra Caudillo
Toyon celebrates the release of their 65th issue
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Blotter bytes
By Freddy Brewster
No new weed incidents to report. However, there was a report of a mountain lion on campus, a guy throwing a brick through his car window...
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Posts published in “Science”

HSU successfully participates in the Math Modeling Competition

HSU successfully participates in the Math Modeling Competition

By Jack Bradley on March 14, 2019

The Mathematical Contest in Modeling is a chance for math fanatics around the world to flex their intellectual muscles

Dissecting the dead

Dissecting the dead

By Freddy Brewster on March 7, 2019

Power Down HSU!

Power Down HSU!

By Collin Slavey on March 6, 2019

The Eel River and cannabis

The Eel River and cannabis

By Cosette Mccave on March 4, 2019

Herb alternatives for students

Herb alternatives for students

By Maia Wood on February 22, 2019

Studying dinosaurs is dino-mite

Studying dinosaurs is dino-mite

By Cosette Mccave on February 20, 2019

Black excellence in science

Black excellence in science

By Maia Wood on February 20, 2019

Humboldt Women’s basketball blocks Coyotes

Humboldt Women’s basketball blocks Coyotes

By Braeden Delome on February 20, 2019

Pi Epsilon welcomes environmental science majors

Pi Epsilon welcomes environmental science majors

By Collin Slavey on February 20, 2019

Meet the professor: David Gwenzi

Meet the professor: David Gwenzi

By Collin Slavey on February 13, 2019

Astrology versus Astronomy

Astrology versus Astronomy

By Maia Wood on February 7, 2019

Are birds real?

Are birds real?

By Collin Slavey on February 6, 2019

Snowy plovers fight for protection

Snowy plovers fight for protection

By Cosette Mccave on January 24, 2019

Devouring dermestids

Devouring dermestids

By Walter Hackett on December 5, 2018

884 acres of opportunity

884 acres of opportunity

By Walter Hackett on November 27, 2018

Virtual reality comes to Humboldt

Virtual reality comes to Humboldt

By the Editorial Board on November 13, 2018

Science on Tap!

Science on Tap!

By Tony Wallin on November 12, 2018

Webcam wary

Webcam wary

By Walter Hackett on November 7, 2018

Farmers hit a rough patch

Farmers hit a rough patch

By Sean Bendon on October 31, 2018

Something’s in the water

Something’s in the water

By Walter Hackett on October 23, 2018

Pollution sours Freshwater field trip

Pollution sours Freshwater field trip

By Deija Zavala on October 17, 2018

Making black gold

Making black gold

By Walter Hackett on October 9, 2018

Looking for lichens

Looking for lichens

By Walter Hackett on September 30, 2018

R. Kelly on Gayle King
By Maia Wood
Robert Kelly is just one man and he had a whole team of people who allowed him to be foul
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Letter to the Editors
By Tony Wallin
SQE is going to Long Beach for Board of Trustees meeting in Long Beach
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Letter to the Editors
By Tony Wallin
Justice For Josiah Committee Statement
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Editorial: Badass womxn exist
By the Editorial Board
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...
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Blotter bytes
By Freddy Brewster
No new weed incidents to report. However, there was a report of a mountain lion on campus, a guy throwing a brick through his car window and...
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Review: Adoration of the Old Woman
By Skylar Gaven
Culture, true love and ultimate forgiveness all wrapped up in one play
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Grab a cup and listen up
By Grace Caswell
A cup of Joe and some tunes make for chill Friday night plans
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Blotter bytes
By Freddy Brewster
No new weed incidents to report. However, there was a report of a mountain lion on campus, a guy throwing a brick through his car window and...
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Round of a-paws
By Cassaundra Caudillo
Thirty-second annual dog expo was full of fur and excitement in the air
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Blotter bytes
By Freddy Brewster
So, this week did not have any marijuana-related incidents. Good job guys! However, there was a stuck raccoon in a sewer grate, some ghosts and a few...
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