
#HorrorStories: Worst online dating stories
“It went really well and then I found out he had a wife!”

“It went really well and then I found out he had a wife!”

“I ended up doing all the work. Which is how I think it ends up going for most people.”

HSU: where you can roll a (fake) fatty in class and no one bats an eye

Our second installment of our Female Idols videos where we ask people at HSU who their Women’s History Month idols are

In honor of Women’s History Month, we asked Humboldt State students who their female idols are and why. Here’s part one.

“My biggest pet peeve is when people’s eyebrows are going the opposite direction.”

“Madam C. J. Walker because she was the first black woman millionaire”

“…stopped them, slashed their tires, and then drove away.”

“I actually had a contagious rash that was spread through kissing.”

Disguising your pet as a service dog is not only illegal, but a danger to those who actually need them.

Students talk about what their plans are for the break. Video By: Sean Bendon

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.

By Megan Bender Humboldt State University Track and Field Captain Brianna Simon might look small but she throws a mighty hammer. Find out what it takes to compete in one of the oldest sports around, Megan Bender reports.

Vetusta Morla’s Alavaro Baglietto gives the low down before the Latin Grammys on Nov. 15.

By Christina Samoy If you like rock climbing, it’s time to take it to the next level and try glow in the dark bouldering. Reporter Christina Samoy went to Far North Gym to see for herself.

By Silvia Alfonso Trick or Treat on the Plaza is an event held every year where the community can come together in their costumes and eat some candy. Silvia Alfonso joined the festivities on Oct. 31 and spoke with community

By Chelsea Wood Getting your hands dirty never felt so gratifying, but for volunteers at Humboldt State University’s Campus Center for Appropriate Technology, otherwise known as CCAT, the satisfaction of hand-to-earth action persists each Friday, Chelsea Wood reports.