
COVID-19 forces students to create a dance studio in their home
At-home teaching sacrifices the quality of education for dance majors

At-home teaching sacrifices the quality of education for dance majors

HSU’s eco awareness program continues providing support to campus during the pandemic

Proposal to move spring break to a later date generates controversy

University Center Board Members address Humboldt State University President’s notice of termination

Firefighters who test positive for COVID-19 will be housed on campus to complete their quarantine period.

Science behind social bubbling casts doubt on the security behind implemented safety practices

Artists at HSU are experiencing somewhat smooth sailing this semester

COVID-19 hampered the communication of logging plans between the city of Arcata and new members of the community

Experienced ceramics students are back in the lab this semester

Asynchronous classes allow students flexibility at the cost of self-discipline.

Elise Fero recounts her experiences after 10 days of isolating in her dorm

The Lumberjack guide to fantasy football

Not the senior year I anticipated or signed up for.

Housing struggles at Humboldt State continue to be a problem for students

COVID-19 is not an excuse to stop sweating.

An inside look at how Humboldt State students’ are staying busy with pandemic hobbies.

Humboldt State demands double masking on campus, does more layers equal more protection?

HSU graduates attempt to navigate a world turned upside-down by COVID-19 In May, Humboldt State University graduated hundreds of students, as it does every year. Unlike past years, graduates didn’t get to shake hands with their respective dean and receive

Humboldt State University taking necessary first step by requiring students and faculty to wear face coverings on campus.

Humboldt State University reopens campus and student housing for new incoming students.

Students stay home this semester with concerns of health and quality of education.

Wearing a mask correctly shouldn’t be a hassle or the worst part of your day.

With President Jackson and Dr. Frankovich at opposite ends of agreement on in person classes, students caught in the middle feel COVID-19 is inevitable.