by Angel Barker For the first time under the Cal Poly Humboldt name, the university hosted the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) championship basketball tournament. Although neither basketball team for Cal Poly Humboldt was a part of the tournament, it
‘Photography as Material’ opens at Cal Poly Humboldt
Expert journalists weigh in on media literacy in light of the Russian invasion of Ukraine
by Lex Valtenbergs The Library Cafe lifted its shutters for the first time in several years on Friday, Feb. 26. The cafe serves delicious coffee blends from Muddy Waters Coffee Co. as well as pastries, veggie wraps, drinks, and more.
During an open forum, Cal Poly Humboldt professors gave their take on the invasion of Ukraine and how it is affecting the rest of the world
Rocking the boat at Big Lagoon
by Eddie Carpenter Humboldt State University is now Cal Poly Humboldt, and with this shift comes a lot of rebranding. Cal Poly Humboldt’s marketing partner SimpsonScarborough recently sent out a survey regarding possible logo concepts. If the marketing and rebranding
by Jake Knoeller Two seniors celebrated their college basketball careers for Humboldt in the Lumberjack Arena on Saturday night. For the women, Sharon Roldan closed out her second season for the ‘Jacks with 8 points and an emotional moment at
by Mekiah Glynn Madison Parry started playing basketball when she was 6. Now, she’s a freshman on the Cal Poly Humboldt’s women’s basketball team. Throughout this season that lifetime of practice has become apparent with her contribution to the ‘Jacks.
After Jeremiah Finley’s impeachment, A.S. is taking steps to heal and come back stronger.
Police and public rift leaves vacancies.
by CPH’s International Studies Students Global Engagement Begins at Home This year’s keynote speaker, Mary Akpovi, who was born in Nigeria but has lived most of her life in California, inspired us to be both local and global citizens. While
Featured flowers: highlighting Cal Poly Humboldt’s fabulous flora
by August Linton John Chernoff doesn’t carry most of the music he plays with him. Instead, the students he plays with bring it to him. He’s been the on-staff piano accompanist at Cal Poly Humboldt for what he figures to
by Liam Gwynn Dr. Christopher Aberson came forward to the Lumberjack with a story about how he was symptomatic and asked to teach online but was denied the opportunity and asked to teach in person instead. Provost Jenn Capps responded
by Krisanne Keiser In 2019, Cal Poly Humboldt students envisioned a project that would re-indigenize the campus by creating the Rou Dalagurr Food Sovereignty Lab & Cultural Workspace. According to the summer 2021 FSL Progress Report, this new indigenized space
by Lex Valtenbergs Student-made poster boards detailing the lives and legacies of Black artists and activists filled the Gold and Green Room in Founders Hall during the Black History Month Art Exhibit hosted by the Umoja Center on Feb. 17.
After an impeachment trial stretching over 6 hours on Sunday, Feb 20. President Finley has officially been impeached from his role as the Associated Students’ president.
To our Cal Poly Humboldt Family, Associated Students do not stand nor condone any kind of disrespect. We value everyone’s thoughts, opinions, and presence within AS. We are aware of an unsettling situation that occurred during our Executive cabinet meeting
by Morgan Hancock Athletes live in a culture of perfection and pressure that can lead to high stress, these Cal Poly Humboldt students want to address that. Gracie Kasberger founded this campus’ branch of Dam Worth It. Dam Worth It
Associated Students’ Board members makes move to impeach President Finley