by Alex Anderson The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention hosted the Out of the Darkness Community Walk in Arcata with 230 registered walkers on Sept. 10th. Attendees shared their stories with one another, walking in solidarity. The walk consisted of
by Savana Robinson What is schizophrenia? According to the American Psychiatric Association, schizophrenia affects less than 1% of the population. It is a chronic brain disorder with symptoms such as delusions, hallucinations and disorganized speech. I got lucky. I got
by Dezmond Remington I wish I could start this article with a funny anecdote about a billboard I once saw somewhere. I wish I could remember something about the giant ads on the side of the road that beg for
Zen and The Art of Pinball
by Steffi Puerto Bright colors, dance, laughter, singing, and conversation filled up the entire day in Goudi’ni (known as Arcata, California). Community organizations and members walked together from Arcata Playhouse to Carson Park to participate in the second annual Migration
Hikes in Humboldt
“Immigrants from El Salvador and all over South America are being turned away at our borders, and the U.S. really has the ability to rectify these things”
Chicano poet Jimmy Santiago Baca visits Project Rebound for the third annual Reentry Forum
by Eddie Carpenter Nearly four years ago, Cal Poly Humboldt decided to abandon local-based programming for KHSU. This heartbreaking decision left local radio personalities with no creative outlet to broadcast from. Recently, some of those same people were able to
Cyclists carrying flowers filled the streets of downtown Arcata last Friday night.
Speakers gave passionate speeches at a Black History Month protest in the plaza despite a somewhat limited turnout
Cal Poly Humboldt has a new plan in the works to help combat climate change
by Kris Nagel and Ollie Hancock Ricky Smith, a longtime Arcata community member, was the victim of a deadly assault Wednesday, February 2. The community has spent the last week remembering Smith’s legacy. Known for his big smiles and peace-loving
by Ian Vargas While there was only a lockdown for a short period of time in 2020, a lot of restaurants weren’t open for indoor seating. Businesses typically ended up dropping employees they didn’t need. They also had to adjust
by Carlos Pedraza Cal Poly Humboldt sits on top of a very seismically active part of the world known as a the Cascadia subduction zone. This area is composed of three tectonic plates under the ocean off of the Pacific
Tensions rise among the members of Cal Poly Humboldt’s student body government
Correction (2/4/22): Co-owners Sage and Sprout did not meet while looking for a job but instead meet years prior as mutual HSU students. Moon Cycles, a brightly colored bike shop located on the side of the road near the intersection
MLK Day is more then simply a day off, it holds an important message “These are revolutionary times. All over the globe men are revolting against old systems of exploitation and oppression, and out of the wounds of a frail
“So often MLK is portrayed in a very white-washed and sanitized way. I think he was portrayed in a very true way here today.” said Marche Hines, a mother of two children who currently attend Fuente Nueva Charter School. On
COVID-19, Equity Arcata and Polytechnic Self-Study