
Humboldt State Geologists Research Faults
Faults give clues to the history of the earth’s crust and how it impacts our future

Faults give clues to the history of the earth’s crust and how it impacts our future

How the body uses multiple levels of defense against foreign intruders

Everything you might want to know about the 2020 census

Humboldt State student newspaper wins four first place 2020 California College Media Association awards

Madison Lalica cracks open 400-million-year-old fossils

The fifth issue of The Lumberjack for the spring 2020 semester

Innovative research and a discovery in HSU’s molecular biology lab

The Humboldt Office of Sustainability reports good news for HSU’s Climate Action Plan

How planting trees can serve as one branch of a climate action plan

Inside the multi-pronged battle against declining enrollment

Composting can be one of the most beneficial ways to handle waste

Students at HSU participated in the iNaturalist-sponsored Mycoblitz to contribute to the North American Mycoflora project

Waste Reduction & Resource Awareness Program hosts environmental event and educates community

Arriving on campus as an assistant professor, Gordon Ulmer, Ph.D is hitting the ground running with some spectacular courses in Anthropology as he draws from his real world research experience

The Lumberjack’s Science Editor Collin Slavey takes you through the home-brew process.

After more than 100 years in the hands of Eureka, Tuluwat, briefly known as Indian Island, was returned to the Wiyot Tribe.

Humboldt is experiencing the fastest rate of water elevation on the West Coast, but that is only one of the many problems facing the bay.

HSU officers cast an almost unanimous vote of no confidence in police chief

The Department of the Interior finalizes the plan for leasing out the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge’s Coastal Plain.