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Say his name
By Abigail Leforge
Demands for justice for David Josiah Lawson increase as the anniversary of his death arrives and his life is celebrated with family, friends and community members.…
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Goodbye to last round of Intensive English students
By Bailey Tennery
One staff member was let go from their position, two more members soon to follow. Kotaro Kawakubo is an international student from Tokyo, Japan who will…
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Humboldt State debates Irish National Debate Champions
By Luis Lopez
Humboldt State University's debate team dedicates 13 hours a week discussing uncomfortable subjects. The HSU debate team debated against the Irish National Debate Champions on April…
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Out of the darkness comes light
By Tyrone Mcdonald
Survivors of sexual violence share their experiences through the events of Take Back the Night Take Back the Night delivers the message that domestic partner violence,…
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HSU hosts CSU Native American Initiative council
By Tyrone Mcdonald
The California State University Native American Initiative began in March 2006 as the result of a CSU summit with the representing leaders of 40 California Tribes…
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This week in sports history
By Gabe Rivera
April 18, 1966 - Bill Russell becomes the first African American head coach in NBA history for the Boston Celtics. The hall-of-famer played 13 seasons for…
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Auction raises over 200K
By Gabe Rivera
The who’s who of Humboldt County were in attendance for the 33rd Annual Celebrity Dinner and Sports Auction in Eureka, and they raised over $200,000 for…
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This week in sports history
By Gabe Rivera
April 14, 1941 - Baseball legend and pariah Pete Rose is born in Cincinnati, Ohio. Rose has the most hits of all time in Major League…
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Women’s basketball reflects on CCAA title, NCAA tourney appearance
By Nicholas Vasquez
Fresh off a conference tournament victory and a NCAA tournament birth, it’s safe to say the Humboldt State women’s basketball team had a successful season. Before…
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2018 MLB season preview
By Nicholas Vasquez
The wait is finally over as the 2018 Major League Baseball regular season kicked off on March 29 after one of the most busy off-seasons in…
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Queen Bee of CBD body care
By Stella Stokes
Natural soap line Queen Bee Naturals’ biggest fan is Shannon Kraucyk. Kraucyk met the creator of Queen Bee in high school, where the two became friends…
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International festival reels universal film into Humboldt
By Lora Neshovska
Student-run Humboldt International Film Festival hosts film from across the globe for 51 years. The longest running film festival entirely managed by students is hosted in…
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“Divergence” dancers amaze audience
By Isabel Beer
The audience at the John Van Duzer Theatre were fortunate enough to witness a cacophony of kinetic expression in the form of HSU’s annual spring dance…
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A Quiet Place
By Stella Stokes
When the guy from "The Office" makes a horror movie. What makes a scary horror film is sound production. A jump scare doesn’t make you jump…
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This week in STEM

This week in STEM

By Bryan Donoghue

The world runs on science, and The Lumberjack brings you some of the top news stories in science every week.

Once litter, now art
By Emily Owen
Hands gripped ankles, one leg pointed for balance, creating a human bridge. An arm reaches out over a river in the community forest to grab a long…
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Warriors of Rainbow Ridge
By Tyrone Mcdonald
In between the Humboldt Redwoods State Park and the King Range National Conservation Area lies Rainbow Ridge, a hidden treasure connecting the redwoods to the sea. About…
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Salmon and us, tied to the health of the Klamath River
By Tyrone Mcdonald
The We Are the River: Connecting River Health to Community Health panel met to discuss the state of the Klamath River, and the communities whose lives are…
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Seeing is not believing: hidden disabilities in science students
By Linh Pham
Every morning, Humboldt State University senior and cellular molecular biology student Shazi Saboori wakes up next to a stack of pill bottles. “Depending on the day, I…
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Spring nourishes new growth
By Tyrone Mcdonald
Spring time is here. The days are longer, the weather has warmed up and the sun is shinning. Everything is growing. At Flora Organica farm and nursery…
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Records rule again
By Matthew Hable
The tables have turned in favor of vinyl records. While CDs and cassettes reigned king in the 1980s and 1990s, it was the rise of digital downloads…
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A joint opinion: spark it up!
By Lora Neshovska
Humboldt County’s reputation around the United States reeks of marijuana. As part of the Emerald Triangle, along with the counties Mendocino and Trinity, Humboldt makes most of…
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A joint opinion: put it out
By Stella Stokes
Before the Gold Rush there was a Green Rush, with some gold in there. Settlers came from the East in the 19th century looking for gold and…
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Trust in police weakens as Chapman resigns
By the Editorial Board
As students, we have reasonable expectations of safety so we can focus on academic success without fear. This is not the reality for Humboldt State University students…
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A (cynical) guide to surviving the Infinity War
By Jen Kelly
Navigating the Marvel Cinematic Universe There are too many Marvel movies for people to keep track of. The combined 18 movies have earnings of more than the…
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“Divergence” dancers amaze audience
By Isabel Beer
The audience at the John Van Duzer Theatre were fortunate enough to witness a cacophony of kinetic expression in the form of HSU’s annual spring dance concert…
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A Quiet Place
By Stella Stokes
When the guy from "The Office" makes a horror movie. What makes a scary horror film is sound production. A jump scare doesn’t make you jump unless…
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A bite of the arts: HSU’s 5th annual 24 Hour Play Festival
By Isabel Beer
March 24 marked HSU’s fifth annual 24 Hour Play Festival held in the Studio Theater. The 24 Hour Play Festival is an annual event produced by HSU…
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“The Tenth Muse” moves audience to tears
By Stephanie Mcgeary
Now playing at the North Coast Repertory Theatre, "The Tenth Muse" deals with issues of women’s rights, religion, racism, caste systems and the destruction of art. “This…
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“Loaded” is packed with a kick
By Tyrone Mcdonald
Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz breaks down the Second Amendment and white supremacy in her new book “Loaded: A Disarming History of the Second Amendment.” Dunbar-Ortiz spoke at Humboldt State's…
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