By Eli Farrington On April 15, 2017, David Josiah Lawson, an HSU sophomore, community leader, and member of the Black community, was killed at a house party in Arcata. He was sprayed with bear mace and then fatally stabbed six
by Liam Gwynn Humboldt County district attorney candidates Stacey Eads, Micheal Acosta, and Adrian Kamada debated a variety of pressing issues on Monday in Cal Poly Humboldt’s Native American Forum. Students from the sociology department moderated the debate, choosing questions
This year marks the third annual David Josiah Lawson Scholarship
A photo essay of the Arcata protests: fists high and voices raised
APD asks witnesses to come forward on third anniversary of David Josiah Lawson’s death
More Humboldt State students are electing to stick around, but there’s still work to be done
National Police Foundation identifies issues and makes recommendations
Selling out in less than a week, Dr. Cornel West commanded the stage with emotion and power
The first issue of The Lumberjack for the spring 2020 semester
‘Who Killed Josiah’ examines the consequences of a divided community and the effect David Josiah Lawson’s death had on his family
Source calls Josiah Lawson trial unprofessional and amateur
PRESS RELEASE: For Immediate Release Charmaine Lawson, mother of David Josiah Lawson: In response to APD’s Press Release Dear Humboldt County Community Members, I, Charmaine Lawson (Mother of DJ Lawson), was disheartened and outraged at the press release issued yesterday
Although no indictment, Charmaine Lawson vows to keep fighting
Community shows strong support for 21st vigil
Charmaine Lawson and Communities of Color Hold Rally Highlighting Issues of Racism and Injustice
Police are past their estimated time for solving the more than one-year-old crime
Students gathered Wednesday on the quad in a rally for slain HSU student David Josiah Lawson.
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. Charmaine Lawson gave everything she had to make sure that her son David Josiah