17 going on 18
By Alex Harris
But still no justice for David Josiah Lawson and his family On the 15th of every month for the past 17 months the advocacy organization Justice…
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Welcome back to the block
By Amanda Schultz
Clubs host first block party on the plaza Hundreds of students gathered around the Arcata Plaza at the first Humboldt State University Block Party to enjoy…
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Room for improvement
By Walter Hackett
University sustainability assessments reveal strengths and weaknesses of Humboldt State University's campus wide environmental impact Humboldt State University’s total energy consumption from clean and renewable resources…
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Ripple in the radio
By Tony Wallin
Conflicts continue within KHSU Live air shows after 10 p.m. could be headed towards syndication after new time changes at KHSU. The decision to limit the…
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Students seek justice for all
By Sebastian Lindner
The HSU community was burdened with the loss and murders of David Josiah Lawson in Arcata, California April 15, 2017 and…
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Sports Trivia
By Skye Kimya
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Women’s soccer comes up short in home opener
By Alex Gonzalez
The Lumberjacks women's soccer team lost 1-0 at home against the San Francisco State Gators Sept. 16. The Gator's senior defender Madison Messier scored in the…
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Jack attack is on the rise
By Sebastian Lindner
The men’s soccer team continued their hot scoring this weekend after beating Concordia University 3-0 on Sept. 7 and adding a 3-1 win Sept. 9 against…
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Women’s volleyball falls to Monterey
By Emily Osthimer
HSU's Ladyjacks' early season struggle continues In the Lumberjacks first home game of the season against the Cal State Monterey Bay Otters, excitement was in the…
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Pair of Jacks take gold at Patrick’s Point
By Matt Shiffler
Cross Country men and women's team push boundaries, individual athletes accomplish goals The Humboldt Cross Country Invitational on Sept. 8 displayed a new leader in the…
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Mandy
By Stella Stokes
Eight and a half percent of the population are red-green colorblind and will not be able to watch Panos Cosmatos’ latest film “Mandy”. This stylish, campy…
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Never too old for a Nerf fight
By Matt Shiffler
A new community sport for all ages, blasters included For four hours on a Sunday morning, the Arcata Community Center was a war zone. Sounds of…
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Missing Your Significant Other
By Sebastian Lindner
HSU students balance love lives and school, stress communication Long-distance relationships are a commitment students here at Humboldt State must face when leaving home, and in…
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Welcome back to the block
By Amanda Schultz
Clubs host first block party on the plaza Hundreds of students gathered around the Arcata Plaza at the first Humboldt State University Block Party to enjoy…
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Posts published in “Science”

Room for improvement

By Walter Hackett

University sustainability assessments reveal strengths and weaknesses of Humboldt State University's campus wide environmental impact

Fact and Flattery

Fact and Flattery

By Megan Martin

California fights fire with fire

California fights fire with fire

By Walter Hackett

HSU dives deeper into research

HSU dives deeper into research

By Tyrone Mcdonald

Women thrive in the Mathematical Contest in Modeling

Women thrive in the Mathematical Contest in Modeling

By Kyra Skylark

Godwit Days Spring Migration Bird Festival

Godwit Days Spring Migration Bird Festival

By Tyrone Mcdonald

Once litter, now art

Once litter, now art

By Emily Owen

Warriors of Rainbow Ridge

Warriors of Rainbow Ridge

By Tyrone Mcdonald

Salmon and us, tied to the health of the Klamath River

Salmon and us, tied to the health of the Klamath River

By Tyrone Mcdonald

Seeing is not believing: hidden disabilities in science students

Seeing is not believing: hidden disabilities in science students

By Linh Pham

Spring nourishes new growth

Spring nourishes new growth

By Tyrone Mcdonald

Sharing abundance at the seed exchange

Sharing abundance at the seed exchange

By Emily Owen

Redwood forests’ response to climate change

Redwood forests’ response to climate change

By Tyrone Mcdonald

Community for women in math and sciences

Community for women in math and sciences

By Emily Owen

Sarah Ray keeps emotions and knowledge together in her teachings

Sarah Ray keeps emotions and knowledge together in her teachings

By Tyrone Mcdonald

“If you can’t be rational, at least be real”

“If you can’t be rational, at least be real”

By Linh Pham

Pi Day pie recipe!

Pi Day pie recipe!

By Emily Owen

Big trees, small trees, finding strengths in diversity

Big trees, small trees, finding strengths in diversity

By Linh Pham

Humboldt takes on the Public Interest Environmental Law Conference

Humboldt takes on the Public Interest Environmental Law Conference

By Emily Owen

Natural History Museum displays amphibians and reptiles

Natural History Museum displays amphibians and reptiles

By Tyrone Mcdonald

Microgrid is in the works

Microgrid is in the works

By Bailey Tennery

One man’s trash is another man’s supercomputer

One man’s trash is another man’s supercomputer

By Linh Pham

Forest defense flies high in the Mattole Valley

Forest defense flies high in the Mattole Valley

By Tyrone Mcdonald

Room for improvement
By Walter Hackett
University sustainability assessments reveal strengths and weaknesses of Humboldt State University's campus wide environmental impact Humboldt State University’s total energy consumption from clean and renewable resources is…
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Fact and Flattery
By Megan Martin
The Academic and Career Advising Center hosted a grad school workshop for science majors in the Humboldt Scholars Lab in the library Sept 5. Career Adviser Kristina…
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California fights fire with fire
By Walter Hackett
California fire season far from over As fire crews fighting the Humboldt County Mill Creek Fire wrap up local operations after 100 percent containment, California State officials…
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HSU dives deeper into research
By Tyrone Mcdonald
Marine protected areas, or MPA’s, are areas of the ocean set aside for conservation. The new California statewide network of marine protected areas was established between 2007-2012…
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Women thrive in the Mathematical Contest in Modeling
By Kyra Skylark
The Mathematical Contest in Modeling (MCM) is an international multi-day mathematics competition that has been held annually by the Consortium for Mathematics and its Applications within the…
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NY Times right to grant anonymity
By the Editorial Board
Readership should consider placing trust in journalism standards for anonymous sources Lack of transparency, bad reporting and a number of circumstances contribute to the public’s diminishing trust…
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EDITORIAL: Modern Day Battle of the Sexes
By the Editorial Board
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…
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Nationalism disguised as morality
By Alex Harris
Double V for Victory, "Victory at home and Victory away," is a statement with a connotation that is still prevalent today. The rhythm of this sentence represents…
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OPINION: What the helmet is going on?
By Gabe Rivera
NFL implements disliked new helmet rule Football is a violent sport. This aspect of the game is sometimes attracts people to it and it's all about to…
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EDITORIAL: Replace or mediate
By ljcopyeditor
Administration must take KSHU advisory board and community demands seriously Listeners, staff and volunteers of community of the non-commercial public radio station KHSU have spoken. They demand…
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Mandy
By Stella Stokes
Eight and a half percent of the population are red-green colorblind and will not be able to watch Panos Cosmatos’ latest film “Mandy”. This stylish, campy horror…
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Annie’s serves up excellence
By Gabe Rivera
Located on the 101 North headed out of Eureka, you can spot Annie’s Cambodian Cuisine nestled on the side of the road next to the Sizzlers. It…
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“Divergence” dancers amaze audience
By Isabel Beer
The audience at the John Van Duzer Theatre were fortunate enough to witness a cacophony of kinetic expression in the form of HSU’s annual spring dance concert…
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A Quiet Place
By Stella Stokes
When the guy from "The Office" makes a horror movie. What makes a scary horror film is sound production. A jump scare doesn’t make you jump unless…
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A bite of the arts: HSU’s 5th annual 24 Hour Play Festival
By Isabel Beer
March 24 marked HSU’s fifth annual 24 Hour Play Festival held in the Studio Theater. The 24 Hour Play Festival is an annual event produced by HSU…
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