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
URPC’s budget for HSU budging closer to completion following Nov. 7 forum
HSU administration rehires union protected station broadcast engineer.
HSU alumni speaks out against KHSU shutdown
The future of the KHSU radio station is still in limbo
Journalism Department makes statement on KHSU gutting
Humboldt State senate condemns actions taken against community radio
The last remaining KSHU staff members resign, join a peaceful gathering of a few dozen held during weekly farmers market
Former KHSU employee Natalya Estrada speaks out after submitting her resignation
KHSU CAB member Barbara Boerger speaks out
Abrupt firings at KHSU send shockwaves, not sound waves, throughout the community.
KHSU, 90.5 FM, has been abruptly shut down this morning with little to no notice given to the employees and volunteers.
Earlier this morning, Humboldt State issued a press release regarding their NPR affiliate KHSU. The radio station will be undergoing drastic changes including the removal of all but two staff members. HSU press release is as follows: Humboldt State University
Police are past their estimated time for solving the more than one-year-old crime
By Curran Daly Humboldt State’s radio station, KHSU, is facing a 16 percent funding decrease under Donald Trump’s proposed 2018 Budget Outline. KHSU has an annual operating budget of just over a million dollars. In 2016, KHSU received $175,061 in
By Andrew George Butler The grandaddy of all structures on Humboldt State’s deferred maintenance list will have to wait at least another year before seeing some much needed tender love and care. The Theatre Arts building is set to remain
By Geneva Peppars Local radio station KHSU is set to temporarily relocate from its broadcasting station in the Theatre Arts Building. The building is undergoing construction to make sure it is fit to stand an earthquake. A staggering $7.6 million
By: Iridian Casarez Thursday Night Talk, a weekly KHSU radio program, is set to hold an open town hall style forum Jan. 19 in HSU’s Kate Buchanan room. The event will feature local law enforcement members, educational administrators and advocates,