
It takes a village
Proposed housing project survives but gets thrown back for modifications

Proposed housing project survives but gets thrown back for modifications

New criteria, if adopted, could lead to non-vehicular-focused modifications for the Arcata square

Arcata provides a safe space for people to comprehend the concept of death

The Rolling Count: This week in drug-related activity was pretty chill. Nobody was charged with possession and nobody was caught in the act of smoking weed. However, we do have to salute a fallen soldier. On Wednesday Feb. 6 in

The sixth annual Mr. Humboldt beauty pageant was full of belly laughs and wood jokes

Several popular unsanctioned trails were decommissioned, but mountain bikers remain optimistic

The Arcata Police Department hosted a Sunday barbecue

Student housing that brought controversy gets another attempt in Arcata

Humbrews’ wings make students’ stomachs happy Arcata can get fairly chilly once the sun goes down. In response, many flock to Humboldt Brews on Saturday nights for drinks, food and to hang with friends. Located on 856 10th St., Humboldt

Threes don’t fall for the Jacks as they drop first game of the season. Lumberjacks forward Isa Conde scored 26 in a comeback effort by the Jacks versus the Concordia (Ore.) Cavaliers but fell just short in the game’s final

Theremin player gets spooky on Halloween at Arcata Plaza.

One reader shares his opinion on Arcata’s statue of William McKinley

Student shredders take first flight at Jam’s Pint Night

Failure is not an option for coach Mason Mitchell. He plans on pushing the football program in the right direction with the continuous support of the community and the Humboldt State University student body. “It is more than just being

Humboldt State senior Jonathan Salinas is no stranger to discrimination in this community. Salinas was even told once to move out of Humboldt by a community member. Though moments like this dishearten Salinas, helping organize events like Q-Fest inspires him.

El Leñador has been publishing monthly bilingual stories for Humboldt State University since 2013. El Leñador has given a voice for the people whose voices are never heard, and its staff has been carrying on that drive to serve the

Angry mothers, students and community members all marched in solidarity with Charmaine Lawson from Humboldt State’s Library Circle to Arcata City Hall demanding Justice for Josiah on April 18. Just a few days after the one-year anniversary of the death

The tables have turned in favor of vinyl records. While CDs and cassettes reigned king in the 1980s and 1990s, it was the rise of digital downloads and online streaming services in the 2000s that inexplicably aided in the resurgence

As students, we have reasonable expectations of safety so we can focus on academic success without fear. This is not the reality for Humboldt State University students of color, both on campus and in the community. Both the Arcata Police

Survivors of sexual violence share their experiences through the events of Take Back the Night Take Back the Night delivers the message that domestic partner violence, intimate partner violence and other types of violence will not be tolerated. Xochitl Cabrera

New Student Housing Community in the Works for Lumberjacks! Dear Editor: I’m pleased to announce that The Village, a new housing choice, is in the works for students attending Humboldt State University. As you probably know, HSU currently has room