By | Curran C. Daly The UC Quad was alive with music and dancing at noon on Tuesday as Zion I performed for students. An Associated Students Presents event, the free show featured Zion I’s Baba Zumbi, also known as
Defending champs HSU are currently in the third place in the Outdoor Nation Campus Challenge.
HSU is defending its No. 1 status against 93 schools in the Outdoor Nation Campus Challenge, happening Sept. 18 – Oct. 15.
By | Charlotte Rutigliano As the semester began, the new Dean of the College of Professional Studies (CPS), Manohar Singh, set out to form new resources to help incoming students to HSU feel more at home. “I want students to
Humboldt State University was one of 24 institutions nationwide to be selected for a $1 million STEM grant by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. The grant is part of HHMI’s program, Inclusive Excellence, which is designed to cultivate inclusion and
Over the last few weeks, a lot of rumor, fear and misinformation have been circling about the possible loss of Lumberjack football next year. As a 40 year old alumnus and former football player, I felt it is important to
I hope that this letter reaches all of my former Humboldt State teammates, former Jacks that have worn the Green and Gold and all of the Lumberjack supporters out there. I will be sending this letter on to Dr. Lisa
By | Michelle N. Meyers A thick, grey haze blankets the state of California. People everywhere are being evacuated from their homes, while thousands of wildfires burn across hundreds of thousands of acres of land. Firefighters and emergency personnel from
Students in various scientific fields across campus discuss their goals, current situations, and words of advice for future students.
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By | Diego Linares The football team has now scored 185 points over its first three games of the season after defeating Simon Fraser University, 72-14, in the Redwood Bowl on Saturday, Sept. 16. “It’s awesome. I love those guys,”
Breathing in the Arcata air, you can feel the humidity invading your lungs. The usually crisp forest air has been exchanged for a hot, humid mugginess. The weather may be nice for weekend adventures, but trekking up the stairs to
As an introduction to the new academic year, the MultiCultural Center held their Open House on Sept. 12 to promote cultural and academic student services on campus.
By Andre Hascall Students often walk around, to-and-from campus with headphones on and music turned up. With all of us having our own musical tastes, the thought of what others were listening to was an intriguing thought. Regardless of their
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 | Skye Kimya This weekend the Humboldt State Lumberjacks faced off against rival, Azusa Pacific Cougars, on the road for its first 2017 season game. The Jacks defeated the 8th ranked Cougars 30-19. After losing to Azusa twice last
By | Charlotte Rutigliano A recent press release by the University informed students and staff that HSU has been ranked among the best colleges in the West by the Princeton Review. The press release said that HSU was one of
By | Iridian Casarez and Curran C. Daly Updated Thursday 3:30 A fire started at 12:24 p.m. on private property 200 feet away from the Arcata Community Forrest. Cal fire responded from Mad River Station, according to Captain Alex
Lumberjacks football star, Chase Krivashei is going to break the Lumberjacks all-time record for receptions this season, but don’t tell him that. He has his mind set on one thing. Winning. The Corona, California product has been rewriting the record
By | Juan Herrera “You get three minutes,” Johnathan Salinas said. “Then it’s on to the next.” According to Salinas, head coordinator for Queer “Speed Friending”, this is the seventh time they have put on this event and each time
Washington Monthly magazine ranked HSU 39th among 632 master’s degree granting universities in their 13th annual National College Guide since 2005.
TRiO is a federally funded outreach and student services program aimed to provide services for students with a disadvantaged background. Upward Bound is one of eight national programs within TRiO. The program is designed for first-generation college students who exhibit