by Andrés Felix Romero and Emma Wilson A giant stood on LK Wood. It was twice the height of the men around it, armed with a massive hammer and a demonic scowl. It pointed with a long, curled finger at
CSU board will vote to raise tuition.
by Kae Dennert Cal Poly Humboldt’s Lacrosse team is celebrating its 40th year as an official club on campus. The team has grown in size to be the largest they have ever been, with nearly 30 members. They practice three
Transfers and Freshmen aren’t the only newcomers to campus
She’s everything, he’s just Ken By Nina Hufman Barbie is everything –everyone and their mother was excited for the movie’s July 21st release, myself included. I was not disappointed. I laughed, I cried and I got “Push” by Matchbox Twenty
by Valen Lambert In a Western world fraught with the tasteless chrome of modern design (AKA gentrification), we seek refuge in vestiges of the past. That’s why nothing hits home more than the timelessness of a good ol’ fashioned diner.
by Harrison Smith Hey – did you feel it? That little jolt? The coffee on your desk is even rippling! I think we just felt an aftershock! For some, aftershocks are a fun little jolt that give you something to
Activists known as eagle protectors rallied together on Sunday, Jan. 8 in defense of a bald eagle’s nest on Northern Pomo Land in Potter Valley, California. PG&E had planned to cut down the tree that the nest is in, citing
by Sophia Escudero and August Linton Positive COVID-19 cases are once again on the rise in Humboldt County. According to the Humboldt County Public Health Department, 137 confirmed cases were reported between April 19 and April 26, bringing the total
“Immigrants from El Salvador and all over South America are being turned away at our borders, and the U.S. really has the ability to rectify these things”
One week after campus alerts of a homicide suspect on campus, a Rhode Island man is in custody
I ‘stole’ my mom’s Costco card to save money
Chicano poet Jimmy Santiago Baca visits Project Rebound for the third annual Reentry Forum
“People tell me they are scared to go down certain roads in broad daylight because of trespass cultivation.”
Low turnout for a Women’s History Month protest in the Arcata led to the organizer calling out local men and white people for performative activism.
Featured flowers: highlighting Cal Poly Humboldt’s fabulous flora
by Eddie Carpenter Nearly four years ago, Cal Poly Humboldt decided to abandon local-based programming for KHSU. This heartbreaking decision left local radio personalities with no creative outlet to broadcast from. Recently, some of those same people were able to
by Eddie Carpenter Humboldt State University is now Cal Poly Humboldt, and with this shift comes a lot of rebranding. Cal Poly Humboldt’s marketing partner SimpsonScarborough recently sent out a survey regarding possible logo concepts. If the marketing and rebranding