
Lenox Loving Kills With Confidence
Humboldt State’s Lenox Loving establishes herself as a top volleyball player.

Humboldt State’s Lenox Loving establishes herself as a top volleyball player.

In spite of a campaign to phase out single-use water bottles, other plastic bottled beverages are still offered on campus for now

Bridging the cultural gap between the campus and community.

HSU’s CAPS is working to combat mental health concerns among HSU students.

Clery Act reveals numerous sexual assault cases within the last 3 years at HSU.

Life may seem black and white, but enter this creativity zone to be illuminated in fluorescent colors.

Arcata incident renews doubts of local safety and transparency.

Art is more than just another form of expression, it’s a lifeline.

Women’s and men’s soccer win big, cross country performs well in Oregon and volleyball faces some tough competition at home.

HSU Volleyball hopes to rest up after losing to CSUSB 40-19.

Volleyball bounced back, women’s soccer took a loss and cross country preps for an upcoming meet in Oregon.

No pee, hair or spit. One blow is all it takes to show marijuana intoxication levels with new breathalyzer.

Cross country dominated at home, volleyball won two of three games and soccer had mixed results.

The last remaining KSHU staff members resign, join a peaceful gathering of a few dozen held during weekly farmers market

Threes don’t fall for the Jacks as they drop first game of the season. Lumberjacks forward Isa Conde scored 26 in a comeback effort by the Jacks versus the Concordia (Ore.) Cavaliers but fell just short in the game’s final

By Chelsea Wood Getting your hands dirty never felt so gratifying, but for volunteers at Humboldt State University’s Campus Center for Appropriate Technology, otherwise known as CCAT, the satisfaction of hand-to-earth action persists each Friday, Chelsea Wood reports.

Cutting football means also cutting diversity and opportunity