California’s Native Elk Need Your Help
An environmentalist’s perspective on the decimation of biodiversity in the state
Friendship is integral to mental health
If there’s one concept children have a stronger grasp on than adults, it’s friendship. Before puberty, when the biggest problems in our lives were a dead Gameboy and the brussels sprouts we’d have to eat for dinner that night, friendship
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Rugby teams suspended for hazing
Second allegation in past week against an HSU athletic program
Track Jacks complete covid campaign
After closing their season in Corvallis, the squad wraps up it’s regular season
Slick Vic and the Basketball Chronicles
Humboldt State University’s men’s basketball guard Victor Mijas, who some may know as Slick Vic, took on his senior year facing the challenges of COVID-19. The pandemic swept the nation by storm in 2019, leaving athletes across the world questioning
4 Easy Places to go Bird Watching in Humboldt County
1. The Arcata Marsh & Wildlife Sanctuary The Arcata Marsh is one of the easiest places to walk around and see staggering amounts of birds. Birders have spotted over 300 species of birds in the Arcata Marsh. You’ll see geese,
Finding a trace in whales
Welcome to the Humboldt Coast, home of nudibranchs, crabs, and of course, whales. The water we know to be so cold is actually a large reason why the whales are here in the first place. Claire Till from Humboldt State
Five ways to relieve stress
If you’re looking for ways to relieve stress this summer, we got you covered
Bigfoot is a criminal
Hulu’s latest true crime documentary series, Sasquatch, was quite fittingly released April 20. The crime was a triple homicide in mid-1990s Laytonville. The victims? Three employees on a cannabis farm. The lead suspect? Bigfoot. The mysterious ape committing a gruesome
HSU announces new guidelines for in person graduation ceremonies
Students will be allowed to bring two registered guests to graduation ceremony
LGBTQ+ students express their excitement for Pride Month
The event’s likely return to normalcy
Shave your head
We’ve all had a troubling year, that’s for sure. Probably so much so that you’d want to rip your hair out or better yet, shave it all off. I believe that everyone should shave their head at least once in
CSU Chancellor chats with campus community on virtual tour of HSU
Chancellor Joseph I. Castro speaks fall vaccination mandate, CSU ethnic studies requirement, and polytechnic designation.
HSU takes next step to repopulate campus
A glimpse at what the summer and next semester will bring HSU students.
Diving Deeper Into Scientific Waters
The rescue diving course makes a splash on HSU students
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The difference between bananas and banana slugs
It’s not just the flavor
Letter from Associated Students President Jeremiah Finley
by Jeremiah Finley
The Trees Are Alive With The Sound Of Music
University Singers choir class is now having in-person instruction three times a week outside
Pandemic Pushes Female faculty Out Of The Workforce
COVID-19 has disproportionally affected female faculty
Humboldt softball goes on a seven game tear to start the season
The Jacks’ hot bats and solid pitching have carried the team to an early 7-1 record
Ask Evergreen
I feel I’ve lost a year of my life to COVID. But I know others have it worse. Am I still allowed to complain?
There’s no place like home
The best memories in life involve the people we love most. With the passage of time, simple occasions become extraordinary through the tint of our rose colored goggles. All too often, we fail to appreciate the blessings in our lives
Video games bring sorority closer together
Students were able to find a blink of hope from video games
HSU plans limited in person graduation with online audience
HSU plans for an in-person spring commencement
“Judas and the Black Messiah” delivers powerful message
Golden Globe nominated film “Judas and the Black Messiah,” can be simply described as a cinematic masterpiece.
Roommates and quarantine are an inconsistent mix
Relationships are put to the test in the face of a global pandemic
HSU Bookstore Being Moved Off-Campus
Humboldt State’s bookstore is getting relocated to Pacific Outfitters’s former downtown Arcata spot
Racial ignorance and a failed relationship
The Bachelor faces yet another rough ending
New mural for the Natural Resources building
A student run art contest has placed a new mural in the Natural Resources and Science building
NCAA Sports begin, but not clubs
Right now I am physically at my best shape as an athlete. But every Saturday instead of putting on my cleats to go out and try to prove myself good enough to play professionally, I am going on walks for