Jacks sport rundown
Men’s Basketball The Lumberjacks opened their season with a pair of non-conference victories over Western Washington University and Simon Fraser University as part of the CCAA/GNAC Challenge on the campus of Cal State Dominguez Hills this past weekend. The squad
Lumberjacks celebrate seniors
Volleyball finishes season at home with two losses, sends seniors off
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Extreme weather challenges Humboldt power grid
Climate change complicates power outages in Humboldt
Students feel uninformed about the next polytechnic stages
As HSU makes its transition to a polytechnic university, several new undergraduate and graduate programs are being proposed. The courses are majority STEM-based with interdisciplinary elements. The polytechnic has the potential to bring new opportunities to Northern California. New programs
Brace yourselves: January 2022, “HSU” will be a thing of the past
HSU begins the process to change from a state university into a polytechnic institution
Women’s basketball wins pre-season opener
Lumberjacks make up sluggish second and third quarters to overcome Southern Oregon
Arcata’s Halloween Music Scene
Arcata’s music scene returns from the dead to honor the spooky season
Free pumpkin pickup for HSU students
From Nov 1 through the 12 Full Cycle Compost and WRRAP are teaming up to offer a pumpkin pickup to Arcata residents for free. You do not have to be a customer of Full Cycle Compost to reap the benefits
Arcata rejoices over return of Halloween plaza party
The Arcata Plaza was filled with a joyous celebration of the Halloween season after last year’s event was restricted due to COVID-19
Investigation continues for second Blue Lake murder in under a month
Two individuals in Blue Lake were murdered over the last two months. Officials have yet to confirm if the murders were related, despite the striking similarities
Student Government wants to hear your voice
Associated Students are calling upon their peers to get involved as meeting participation numbers dwindle and elected positions grow vacant
COVID vaccine booster shots distributed to eligible recipients
The FDA approved more boosters for individuals with increased risk of COVID-19
Altars: A welcoming for loved ones on Día de los Muertos
Learn about the significance of altars and how to make your own
My love/hate relationship with HyFlex
Juggling freedom, a lack of camaraderie, and the animals
you’re not fine, and that’s okay
Disclaimer: There will be mentions of suicide and mental health impacts on education. Please take caution when reading
Thank you Humboldt
The Humboldt community has given me the space to comfortably express my gender
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The longer you’ve been at Humboldt State University, the more likely you are to catch on to the local fashion trends. If you’re new here, I’ll break it down for you real quick as the autumn season sets in.
COVID-19 Vaccine Rate at HSU
HSU vaccine rate of fall 2021 semester
Huddie’s Harvest is here
Huddie’s Harvest opened there leafy gates offers an array of autumn activities
Zendegi: The Local Band Dishing out Brutal Psychedelia
A band composed of HSU students, Zendegi, performed their first public show of the year last Friday in a cathartic and invigorating experience.
Onward and Upward
Project Rebound provides vital support for formerly incarcerated students.
BIPOC voices in Humboldt County
A gathering was held in the Plaza to support BIPOC community members and listen to their experiences. Students and community members listened to the challenges that BIPOC folks in Humboldt County face today. Nikki Valencia organizes these forums for people
Oh the times, they are a-changin’
Many a blue moon hath passed since the old days of HSU students coexisting with millionaire weed criminals and attending psychedelic-themed harvest parties in the forest on the full moon. The Arcata plaza, once a bustling mecca of culture and
93 Deaths and Counting: Why HSU Shouldn’t Reopen
Why does HSU attempt to bring back in-person learning as COVID-19 positivity and death rates go up at a staggering degree?
Researchers search for collaboration at STEM-NET Virtual Cafe
In September, researchers from across the CSU system met to discuss their upcoming projects and find possible collaborations.
Back to impress: HSU’s printmaking classes are back in person
Art studios on campus are open for students again following remote classes during the 2020-2021 school year.
Checking in with CHECK IT
A preview of upcoming CHECK IT events and some thoughts from some CHECK IT staff on moving to in-person.
All aboard the HSU express
Shopping shuttle makes way for affordable groceries
Yippee for the GWPE
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