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
The Lumberjacks men’s basketball team won its first home game of the year in dominating fashion by dismantling the Pacific Union Pioneers 110-66. Jacks junior forward Jack Kaub was perfect from the field, scoring 15 points on just seven shots
The bodies in the Anatomy Lab on Humboldt State Universities campus are not allowed for the viewing of the public.
By | Robert Brown Internationally collected and award winning, Godmother of wire sculpture, Elizabeth Berrien opens up her studio to show her latest creations in wire. “No one has the body of work that I do, or a track record
Rossbacher pushes decision even further as Jacks finish season 8-2.
By | Charlotte Rutigliano At this week’s football game on Saturday, Nov. 11, three student veterans will be honored during halftime. Scott Elsworth will be awarded a thousand dollar scholarship. This scholarship is the first ever at HSU. The money
By | Charlotte Rutigliano On Friday, Nov. 10 the Sequoia Park Zoo Foundation will be opening its doors to everyone for free. In honor of Veterans Day, the Sequoia Park Zoo Foundation with sponsorship from the Times-Standard is offering free
By | Charlotte Rutigliano With a strong sense of community, the Student Veterans Association (SVA) have been helping student veterans since 2008. SVA President James Lamping said that the club is about creating an atmosphere and peer to peer support
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
By | Ian Benjamin Finnegan Thompson Dancing, Mexican food and ephemeral art were all part of the celebration at the multicultural center of HSU last Thursday for the Mexican holiday of Día De Los Muertos. Food was provided free for
By | Robert Brown From playing in the subway to performing at mariachi festivals, the all-female band has been nominated for a Latin Grammy for Best Ranchera album. Their style is infused with salsa, pop, jazz, hip-hop and rhythm and
By | Robert Brown The Arkley Theatre was transformed into an underwater world called Bubblelandia on Thursday, Oct. 26. Mr. B and the inhabitants of Bubblelandia went on an imaginary journey in an underwater world full of seahorses, dragon fish,
By | Charlotte Rutigliano As a little girl in México, MultiCultural Center Liaison Joselin Dorado would celebrate Día de Los Muertos by contributing to her school’s altar, and on Nov. 2, she would go on processions to the cemeteries with
Great players of Humboldt State men’s basketball past came back to play in the annual alumni game against your current Jacks team on Oct. 28. at Lumberjack Arena. The now visiting HSU alums put together a talented squad of players
By | Ian Benjamin Finnegan Thompson Center Activities held a Thriller dance class last Thursday in preparation for Halloween. The participants will be holding a flash mob of the dance at 1pm on Halloween at the UC Quad.
By | Lauren Shea The fog crept in and darkness started to fall as people walked further in the forest listening to the stories of the past. Over 60 people came down Elk River road to experience their Halloween weekend
By | Juan Herrera Haunted houses are scary enough, throw in moving objects and you have a whole new ballgame. The Kinetic Sculpture Lab hosted their Haunted Kinetic Lab of Horrors to the Arcata community to give them a pre-scare
By | Charlotte Rutigliano With the goal of being open, honest, and transparent, HSU has released their annual crime report. The report includes incidents that happen on the general campus, in the campus residence halls, non-campus locations, and public property.
By | Charlotte Rutigliano Next week marks the 19th annual Campus Dialogue on Race held at Humboldt State University. According to Kumi Watanabe-Schock, library media coordinator and CDOR committee member, the event started in 1998 from an initiative presented by
An event is only defined by its memory or lack thereof. The two-day symposium (Un)Comfortable Identities: Representation of Persecution at Humboldt State University examined the effect of persecution on memory, identity and culture of ethnic groups. The convention held on
Humboldt State University is looking to stop a tradition of spending more than we make.