Every day can be Earth Day
Collin Slavey
Monday, April 22, 2019
Green Campus, CCAT, WRRAP and Associated Students have organized an Earth Week
Green Campus, CCAT, WRRAP and Associated Students have organized an Earth Week
Fish tank care can be a fun and healthful hobby to pick up
Toilet flushing has a larger impact on the environment than you may think
Humboldt State’s campus is painted every color of the rainbow as flowers bloom to beckon in spring
These three campus clubs serve the community for good
Professor Derek F. Jackson Kimball sheds some light on his research into dark matter
The Mathematical Contest in Modeling is a chance for math fanatics around the world to flex their intellectual muscles
Cadavers and animals specimens give HSU students a unique opportunity
The Green Rush took a toll on the Eel River’s health
Different herbs that you can use for everyday ailments and problems.
Humans can learn from dinosaurs’ experiences with climate change Humans can learn from dinosaurs’ experience with global warming. Elliot Dabill, president of the board of directors for Friends of the Arcata Marsh, gave a lecture on Friday Feb. 15 on
Cellular and molecular biology major, Tanae Nichols, shows other black girls, anything is possible
HSU Women’s Basketball beats CSUSB 69-66 on Black Out Night.
Humboldt States new environmental science honor society, Pi Epsilon, offers career building experience
David Gwenzi is this month’s professor profile. We talk about his culture, his academic achievements and his contribution to HSU.
Similar origin stories don’t change the fact that one tends to be taken more seriously Astrology is the study of how the planet’s movements affect our human sphere. Astronomy is the study of celestial objects and these objects are said
Investigating and debunking the internet trend claiming birds aren’t real
Humans act as primary threat to the endangered bird species A snowy plover egg sits in a small burrow on Clam Beach. A raven creeps up on the lonely egg and pecks it in half. The scavenger slurps up the
University receives forest land for student research
By James Wilde Virtual reality has come to Humboldt, with VR headsets available in both the McKinleyville and Humboldt State University libraries. Reporter James Wilde went to both libraries to check out virtual reality… For real.