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
GoFundMe saves The Minor Theater thanks to community support.
Members of the community rally to celebrate the life of Evelyn Andrews
Potluck seeks to bring together and welcome students to the community
With each new update comes new changes that seem to have no input from the user community.
A week of open dialogue to learn about cultures within the Humboldt community.
The last remaining KSHU staff members resign, join a peaceful gathering of a few dozen held during weekly farmers market
Abrupt firings at KHSU send shockwaves, not sound waves, throughout the community.
By | Charlotte Rutigliano Chant’e Catt and Mike Barnes, along with the Homeless Student Advocate Alliance (HSAA), are seeking to create a greater connection for students, the university, and the community. Something they plan on doing with the upcoming events
By | Lauren Shea The community space for student veterans has grown as the support for student veterans continues. The Student Veterans Association cafe is up and running again. The café helps fund activities and events for student veterans. The
Community members expressed frustration with the progress of the Lawson case at a community meeting held by Arcata City Council on Oct. 26. The second of six planned community sessions was held to provide Lawson case updates and discuss student
By | Reza Sadeghzadeh and Andre Hascall Warm, sunny days are nice to enjoy while you have the chance in Humboldt county. Homecoming and Family weekend happened to land on some days like that. One of the weekends events, known
By | Andre Hascall At first a one-time event, Pastels on the Arcata Plaza has become a tradition in our slice of Humboldt. Starting in 1987 with 29 pastels, the event has grown to surround the entire plaza with artwork.
By | Charlotte Rutigliano Early last spring, the University announced a potential partnership between Humboldt State and College of the Redwoods that could bring the Nursing program back to HSU. The partnership would create a Registered Nurse to Bachelor of
By Juan Herrera 2500 degrees fahrenheit. That’s the heat it takes to perfectly mold glass into the shape your heart desires. Fire and Light is a local company in Arcata that hand crafts an array of colored glass tableware. This
By Iridian Casarez and Curran Daly What began as a vigil for HSU student David Josiah Lawson turned into a conversation about the safety and acceptance of people of color in the community. Four months after the death of HSU
By Andre Hascall Consent culture has been a vital part of Humboldt State University since Check It, as student led movement to prevent sexual assault, arrived in 2014. That culture is growing further with the new themed dorms in Creekview.
By | Andrew George Butler and Keaundrey Clark Humboldt State University’s athletics department will face a budget deficit as the fiscal year comes to a close on June 30, 2017 for the second consecutive year. The athletic department is expected
By Charlotte Rutigliano Students, faculty and members of the community came out to the Kate Buchanan Room this past Friday to show their support for survivors of sexualized violence. One student who came out to show support was graduate student
By | Erin Chessin Runners were lucky enough to experience dry conditions and no weather delays at the Arcata Community Forest Run hosted by the Six Rivers Running Club on March 26. Many competed in either a 2-mile race or
Staff and students invited to a day of healing By: Andrew George Butler Waking up on the first day of the semester with a hundred tasks and no answers, many miles from home in small town Arcata, can make the