laws – The Lumberjack

By Skye Kimya

Early this afternoon, Humboldt State University announced that after this 2018 season the football program will be cut. “This [decision] is due to ongoing financial challenges…

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What are your plans for summer?

By Bailey Tennery

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Did you miss the Rhododendron Parade?

By Bailey Tennery

https://vimeo.com/267453351 Video by Bailey Tennery

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Physics professor resigns

By Emily Owen

This article has been updated on May 3 at 3:35 p.m. This semester has been plagued with budget cuts, walkouts and campus strikes. Tension between faculty…

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Sports

Football gets the boot

By Skye Kimya

Early this afternoon, Humboldt State University announced that after this 2018 season the football program will be cut. “This [decision] is due to ongoing financial challenges…

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Jacks talent moves on to NFL

By Skye Kimya

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers chose our very own Alex Cappa as the 94th overall pick in the 3rd round of the 2018 NFL draft. Cappa is…

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HSU boosters call for athletic director’s replacement

By Skye Kimya

After the final two potential head football coaches for the Lumberjacks stepped back from visiting the campus at the last minute, a head group of boosters…

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New coaches, same support system

By Skye Kimya

Failure is not an option for coach Mason Mitchell. He plans on pushing the football program in the right direction with the continuous support of the…

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This week in sports

By Gabe Rivera

April 25, 1976 – Former San Antonio Spurs power forward Tim Duncan is born in Christiansted, United States Virgin Islands. Widely considered to be the greatest…

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Life & Arts

In constant motion

By Garrett Goodnight

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvkZz3qv2Wg Susan Connors knew no matter what her daughter Gabby decided to pursue, she would never give up. “A lot of…

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Drop the BEET

By Emily Owen

A simple vegan recipe to try this summer. Ingredients 2 large beets 1 purple onion 5 cloves of garlic 2 bell peppers (whatever color, I used…

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Word on the street

By Isabel Beer

HSU Students emerge from hibernation Monday, April 23 was the first actual warm, sunny day in quite some time, and our resident vitamin-D-deprived students utilized the…

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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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Recreational weed is legal in Calfiornia

Science

HSU dives deeper into research

By Tyrone Mcdonald

Marine protected areas, or MPA’s, are areas of the ocean set aside for conservation. The new California statewide network of marine protected areas was established between 2007-2012…

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Women thrive in the Mathematical Contest in Modeling

By Kyra Skylark

The Mathematical Contest in Modeling (MCM) is an international multi-day mathematics competition that has been held annually by the Consortium for Mathematics and its Applications within the…

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Godwit Days Spring Migration Bird Festival

By Tyrone Mcdonald

Community members gather to watch the mesmerizing flights of shorebirds dancing on the wind at the Godwit Days Spring Migration Bird Festival. The natural habitat of the…

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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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OPINION

Letter to the Editor

By Megan Bender

I recently read the article “40-day anti-abortion protest begins in Eureka” by Abigail LeForge. I found the article to be biased and lacking in investigative journalism. Though…

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Kimchi trend is hard to swallow

By Matthew Hable

Many Koreans who grew up in the U.S. probably understand why the recent kimchi trend is a little irritating. Korean Americans know full well the shame they…

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“Avengers: Infinity War” spoilers

By Jen Kelly

Each Marvel movie has its own tone. Whether it is the quirky, fantastic realm of Taika Waititi’s "Thor: Ragnarok," the darker, more realistic world of the Russo…

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We still don’t feel safe

By Skye Kimya

Racial discrimination on campus is rampant I, Skye Kimya, believe I was detained on Feb. 14 over a $40 on-campus parking ticket because of the color of…

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To all of my kinky people

By Dajonea Robinson

I am not a hair guru, but I do know my hair. My hair type can be best described as 4c. The hair chart guide starts from…

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REVIEWS

“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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Posts tagged as “laws”

Smoker discretion advised

HSU receives 8-year accreditation

Football gets the boot

What are your plans for summer?

Did you miss the Rhododendron Parade?

Letter to the Editor

Kimchi trend is hard to swallow

Physics professor resigns

HSU dives deeper into research

In constant motion

“Avengers: Infinity War” spoilers

The green is looking grey