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Community still demands ‘Justice for Josiah’
Police are past their estimated time for solving the more than one-year-old crime

HSU hosts CSU Native American Initiative council
The California State University Native American Initiative began in March 2006 as the result of a CSU summit with the representing leaders of 40 California Tribes discussing strategies to instill a pathway to higher education for Native American families. Humboldt

Humboldt State alum Lynette Zelezny becomes first female president of CSU Bakersfield
Humboldt State University alumna Lynette Zelezny was recently appointed as the first female president of California State University, Bakersfield. Zelezny will be the 12th woman added to the current list of 23 CSU presidents, officially making female presidents the majority.

Humboldt State University ranked 39th out of 632 Master’s degree-granting universities.
Washington Monthly magazine ranked HSU 39th among 632 master’s degree granting universities in their 13th annual National College Guide since 2005.

Smoking Ban at HSU
By Danny Dunn This fall Humboldt State University will officially become a tobacco and smoke free campus. This ban includes all tobacco products such as, but not limited to cigarettes, tobacco pipes, and cigars along with electronic smoking devices like

Editorial: Freezing tuition fee increase
By | The Lumberjack Editorial Board At the end of January, the University of California Board of Regents approved a 2.5 percent tuition fee increase to take place in the 2017-2018 academic year. Though the University of California system said that

A master plan for free tuition
By Charlotte Rutigliano Can California follow in the footsteps of many European countries and offer free tuition for students? While CSU students across the state are currently protesting a 5 percent tuition hike, in Sacramento Governor Brown reaffirms his commitment

Increasing fees and increasing fears
By: Domanique Crawford As Humboldt State students struggle with affording available housing and hot meals, we can now add the extra burdens of the proposed tuition fee increase to our list of troubles for the 2017-18 academic school year. Students

