By Carlina Grillo If money is the root of all evil, when do people feel joyful about it? Kirby Moss, a professor and head of the journalism department at Cal Poly Humboldt, asked nearly 20 students and community members last
Clarifying the legality of betting on the Super Bowl
Many companies were outed on social media for funding political advocacy groups.
By | Robert Brown Bitcoin gained $2,000 during the last week of November, causing internet exchange sites to freeze up as people attempted to buy whatever amount of Bitcoin they could afford. If asked, the majority of people would more
As the end of last spring semester approached, sophomore Tonita Johnson, 19, had around $600 of leftover J-points on her meal plan. During the last weeks of the semester, Johnson was trying to spend her remaining points by paying for
![Jacqueline Gomez, junior, engineering "It was like a slap in the face because they're not telling us where the money's going. And I know Lisa [Rossbacher] got a salary increase. So she can get a salary increase, but we have to pay more tuition?"](https://i0.wp.com/thelumberjack.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/mos1.jpg?fit=3024%2C4032&ssl=1)
By | Maricela Wexler On March 22, the California State University Board of Trustees voted 11-to-8 to increase student tuition for the 2017-18 academic year by $270 for undergraduates. There are over 100,000 more students enrolled in the CSU system today
Saving money on pricey textbooks By: Domanique Crawford The study, “Student Watch: Attitudes and Behaviors toward Course Materials: 2015-2016 Report,” reports that campus stores remain the top source for course materials purchases, with 80 percent of students in the fall
