Elementary education students learn to teach online
Club sport athletes stay on track
Dorm students cling to the college experience
Students living on-campus concerned as Humboldt County enters the red COVID-19 tier
Rugby is the closest sport to football HSU has left
Prop 22 represents political favoritism of money over workers’ rights
The Latest
Students for Quality Education statewide Abolitionist Meeting
Students from different CSU locations demanded changes and ideas on how to accomplish them
Humboldt County skips from yellow to red tier
Part of a statewide effort to slow COVID-19 cases, Humboldt county enters a heavily restrictive tier.
Savage Henry Comedy Club faces potential closing
The club’s GoFundme is near its deadline
Women’s volleyball team practices during COVID-19 pandemic regardless of no season
The team practices with approval of HSU president and CSU system while adhering to state and local public health policies
Remembering Evelyn Andrews 10 months after her passing
By Katelyn Dendas It has been 10 months since my friend, teammate and freshman year dorm mate, Evelyn Andrews, passed away. I don’t remember what the grief counselor said or what transpired after that Monday, but I do remember arriving
Affirmative Action Vs. Quotas
There’s a massive difference between affirmative action and quotas
How to cope with post election anxiety
The election may be over but the emotional aftereffects can be difficult to manage
New schedule for spring semester classes
A look at the spring semester schedule for online and in-person classes
HSU starts new program for active nurses
RN-BSN nursing program for incoming or working nurses to continue their education
UC Board working to address termination
The University Center continues to work toward resolving President’s termination notice
Protestors seek to defund HSUPD
Two local, activist organizations work together to stage a sit-in against Humboldt State’s police department.
Getting stuck on the Trump train
Writer Anthony Aragon details his experience of accidentally joining a pro-Trump car rally.
Student employees unhappy with the university
Students show up to work despite stress, non-payment and fear of unsafety
Geeks and Beats challenge social injustices
How superheroes and hip-hop go hand-in-hand
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Traversing Hills and Stairs University
By: Domanique Crawford My heart is beating too fast and as I stop to rest and catch the breath that stutters out of my lungs in heaving gasps, sweat trickles down my face in never ending rivulets. A slight musk
Letter to the editor: Welcome from the Mayor of Arcata
By: Mayor Michael Winkler Welcome back to Arcata! And welcome to winter weather. I know many of you are from the south, and less comfortable with frost and rain — but I hope you embrace the nature of the North
This week in science Jan. 16
Graphic Illustrations and Written By: Claire Roth Politics – A glimmer of hope Perhaps one of the most hopeful developments so far in the world of 2017 science is President-elect Donald Trump and his affiliates’ acknowledgement of climate science. Though