By Alex Anderson Over 150 logging competitors will soon descend upon Humboldt swinging axes, climbing trees and firing up their saws. They’re coming to compete at the 84th Annual Association of Western Forestry Clubs (AWFC) competition, a special opportunity to
By Jake Knoeller College basketball is complicated. The CCAA men’s conference is anything but predictable. As of late, this has not worked in Cal Poly Humboldt’s favor. Currently, the women’s team is on a five game losing streak. They are
Humboldt State Athletics is making plans for an upcoming reduced budget
First-hand account from Humboldt State distance runner Elliott Portillo
Humboldt State softball team takes loss in two double-headers against Sonoma State University
Chico State softball lived up to the hype in daytime doubleheader
Men’s basketball leads early but drops second in a row at home
Logging sports club invites competition for an axe amount of fun
Jacks defeat Dominguez Hills behind two goals, but fall to Cal State LA.
Humboldt State women’s basketball beats Seattle Pacific 70-54 in West Region Conference.
Jacks play constant back and forth match against Chico, but drop final set.
Jacks make it look easy as they beat William Jessup 4-0 at home.
HSU football brought two communities together and now we’re at a loss.
“It doesn’t have to be a human, and that way you don’t have to get into a big debate.”
Coaches and players from HSU’s volleyball, cross country and soccer teams spoke about the upcoming season.
One more regular season game remains for the Jacks on Oct. 27
The Lumberjack catches up with Women’s Volleyball star Lauren Reid
Cutting football means also cutting diversity and opportunity
By | Keaundrey Clark The Lumberjacks have faced a tough Western Oregon squad for the second time this season, a rowdy Redwood Bowl on the edge of their seats during the team’s amazing 42-32 victory against the Wolves. The first
Football team chopping it’s way through competition