
What It’s Like Living On Campus After the Exodus
Despite Humboldt State University going digital, campus housing remains open

Despite Humboldt State University going digital, campus housing remains open

California houses, shelters and aids homeless as COVID-19 cases continue to rise

Since March 15 HSU has sent out over a dozen emails on their response to COVID-19

Refunds for various fees are available for Humboldt State students in the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak

Proposed housing project survives but gets thrown back for modifications

As the busy students of Humboldt State University get back into the swing of things, some students are in the unfortunate situation of being homeless. While many think no actions have been taken, it is easy to notice the many

By | Juan Herrera Being homeless is a spot where not many people would like to be but if the situation appears you always need to be prepared. The Homeless Student Advocate Alliance (H.S.A.A), a club at Humboldt State, put

Students call them the “dungeon rooms” while housing call them “Suite Modified Singles”

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 Curran Daly Todd Larsen, associate director of Housing and Residence admits there is not enough housing on campus for every student who wants to live on campus. “This year we have a record number of returners and transfers,” Larsen

By Charlotte Rutigliano Because enrollment decreased this past term, less students struggled to find openings in campus housing. Senior psychology major Victor Perez was able to change dorms from the campus apartments to the College Creek complex because there was