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 Dezmond Remington Dance Visions can’t be summed up in a few simple opening sentences. The concert can’t be judged as a whole because of the six students and three faculty that choreographed 10 different dances, all performed by dancers
Dumberjack is out now! Find it on a newsstand near you! Courtesy of Dumberjack reporter, Radio Rebel OAT – If you drink oat milk, you probably have a Costco membership just to buy the bulk boxes of Kirkland brand cartons
Hello Jasmin, I have this special person with whom I had a long standing relationship with. Going to college sort of brought an end to things and we came to a mutual understanding, so the breakup wasn’t bad at all
By Alexandra Berrocal I normally don’t like spinach because people typically serve it raw. Many people don’t like “creamed” spinach either. Try this recipe. It isn’t raw, or creamed. It is simple to make. It is also very nutritious because
Sanctuary: A book of essays on faith (with some romantic poetry mixed in) By Alexandra Berrocal I Dream of Red hair and Soft green eyes. The eyes of my mother. I have dreamed of her for Decades upon decades and
By Christina Mehr and Andres Felix Romero To fuck: Do you like making money? Do you like making love? Well, why not combine the two? I believe in messing around with the people you work with. The dating pool in
By Savana Robinson March 8, 2023, I was released from a psychiatric facility with two diagnoses: schizophrenia and bipolar I. A year later, I’m doing better than ever. I’ve got a nice job as a multimedia journalist, I’m close to
By Mario Orozco Every good game has music. Usually a game’s music plays in the background and has no actual effect on the gameplay. This week’s game uses music differently, it’s not just in the background of your gameplay, but
By Brad Butterfield 326 million years ago, Arkansas was underwater and teeming with an unusual, gill-covered shark, a shark that is now called Cosmoselachus mehlingi after a years-long project led by Dr. Allison Bronson, a Cal Poly Humboldt professor. The
Cal Poly Humboldt fisheries professor is working with local tribes to create better fishing stewardship practices. By Gabriel Zucker Jose Marin Jarrin is a new assistant professor in the department of fisheries biology at Cal Poly Humboldt. He is leading
By Georgina Munoz-Villanueva The Cannabis Studies Program at Cal Poly Humboldt hosted a discussion on achieving social equity in California with United Core Alliance’s President and CEO Khalil Ferguson on March 22. Ferguson is a social equity advocate, author, a
By Griffin Mancuso Last Sunday, in the middle of a warehouse bustling with families and dog lovers alike, I stepped into the compact demo area, waving nervously to the packed bleachers on either side. The president of Humboldt Disc Dogs
By Alana Hackman In the death of Saint Patrick came a holiday of green beer, dancing, Irish pride, and this year, an excuse to get day drunk on a Sunday. However, I had one goal on my mind this St.
By Dezmond Remington The sun is setting and people are hollering. There’s a group of about 20 students parked outside of the Reese Bullen Gallery screaming their best chants at the university administrators and jet-setting donors who are supposedly inside.
By Mia Costales Picture this: you’re mindlessly scrolling through your Instagram feed when you stumble across a repost of a hand-drawn show poster and the words, “DM for address.” After a quick pep-talk to the reflection in your mirror, you
By Carlina Grillo These days, there are multiple forms of sightseeing. There’s the typical guided tours, pub hopping, gift shops, and getting lost. Then, there’s Tinder. Using Tinder abroad took sightseeing to a whole new perspective—that perspective being from the
By Mario Orozco Welcome back to Mar’s Gaming Garage. This week’s game is “The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom,” and was requested by a rangeland resource science major. “Tears of the Kingdom” (TOTK) is the newest entry in
By Griffin Mancuso One of the distinctive qualities of a journalist is that they never truly stop working. They may finish working on a story or taking photos, but they are always thinking of their next story, their next assignment,
By Griffin Mancuso On my second day of public access with my service dog in training, I braved the crowded hallways of The Depot in search of brunch. After paying for my food, I found a booth and used the
By Savana Robinson Chatter ceased as the house lights dimmed. Hands rustled in bags of popcorn and miniscule pieces dropped to the floor on their way to a mouth as an impressive scene of the Amazon appeared on the massive
By Mario Orozco Welcome to the debut of Mar’s Gaming Garage. I will be playing video games that our fellow students recommend, good or bad, and give my honest opinions to tell you whether or not it’s worth buying. For
By Carlina Grillo Ever seen a classmate who seems to be in two places at once? They could be a track star, master of teleportation, hologram – or more simply, a twin. The chances of being an identical twin are