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Black Trucks and Bleeding Ears
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IPCC climate report
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Cajun Cheesy Potatoes with Sausages
Get into it! Comfort food made easy yet packed with tons of flavor.
Get Thrifty
Brainwash Thrift aims to be BIPOC and queer community space
HSU shares its Annual Security Report
A look into HSU’s Annual Security Report and some insights from the coordinators
2020 Security Report Revisits Cannabis Policy
Recently released annual security report comes with updated terms for reporting cannabis encounters.
Cleaning Up Our Act
September’s Coastal Clean Up Month – Where it started and how it’s going
HSU’s new Student Activities Center
The old University Center at HSU has been transformed into a three-story Student Activities Center where students are able to relax, study and enjoy each others company. There are a number of amenities that students can enjoy, from new food
Uncomfortable Conversations
White people are scared to talk about whiteness. Trying to have conversations with my family members about race is like pulling teeth. If confronted, they either get mad or do/say something racist and refuse to acknowledge what they just did.
Lumberjack sports update
Men and women’s soccer began their season last week with two home games for the women’s team and two away games for the men’s team. The women’s team tied their first match Friday 0-0 against Dominican University. The game went
Outdoor sports enthusiasts urge students to be mindful while sending
A quick guide to enjoying outdoor sports responsibly
Welcome back with Oh Snap!
It wasn’t until my third year at HSU that I discovered Oh SNAP! and I wasn’t alone in being so unaware. Oh SNAP! Is a food program on campus for students, by students. Their mission: “to increase access to nutritious
The Best Restaurants in Arcata Under $10
Skip the fast food and check out one of these local gems if you want high-quality food for cheap.
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The dance program is potentially in danger of disappearing
The COVID-19 pandemic has been especially devastating to dance
Arcata residents fear a neighborhood industrial sized cannabis grow
Arcata Land Company LLC, a sister company of Sun Valley Floral Farm, receives approval for an eight acre cannabis farm in Arcata Bottoms.
2021 Sports Rundown
As the spring semester comes to an end, Humboldt State Athletics will begin to do the same until fall. With most students living off campus or away from Humboldt, there may have been more of a disconnect between fans and
An adventure up a redwood
Sluggy the banana slug had a desire for adventure like no other. They wanted to see the world from above, rather than below like they always had. The idea: climb to the top of a redwood tree. What Sluggy didn’t
CSU announces new vaccination guidelines for Fall semester
New guidelines state that all students must receive full COVID-19 vaccinations for Fall to access facilities on campus.
The last day of school came much faster than expected
Growing up is easier said than done
Take me out to the ballgame for the first time in a year
Humboldt Crabs Baseball will be returning to the Arcata Ballpark this summer
Interdisciplinary Cannabis program to be offered at HSU
HSU is in the works of establishing an interdisciplinary cannabis degree program by Fall 2022
The Humboldt community runs to remember Josiah Lawson four years later
After the pandemic restricted her from traveling last year, Charmaine Lawson returns to Humboldt county for David Josiah Lawson vigil
The four year pursuit of justice for Josiah
A reflection of four years of injustice
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Softball Season Abruptly Canceled Due To Hazing Allegations
Humboldt State University softball’s season has come to an abrupt end after reports of hazing have surfaced. The team had played 14 games this season before the cancellation. In a statement given by HSU MARCOM the school stated the team
COVID has filled students with anxiety for the future
HSU announces the majority of classes will be taught in person
KHSU plans to return to local programming
After getting abruptly cut back, KHSU hopes to once again begin running local shows