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Polish Professor Melds Magic and Music
A dream of illusions and piano prowess with Igor Lapinski

Feelin’ the Funk at International Education Week
Breaking down the power and importance of global funk music

Musician Feature: Ultramafic
SU graduates form stoner metal band with a new ‘garage prog’ sound

Musician Feature: Alex Rumbel
Multi-instrumentalist learns to play 10 instruments in 19 years.

What Are You Listening To?
“I’ve been all about the throwbacks right now, and it slaps.”

Hot Girl Summer is a State of Mind
Seasons change, but your confidence levels don’t have to.

The man behind the music
Football and classical romantic music, an unlikely pair of passions.

The morals of Morla
Vetusta Morla’s Alavaro Baglietto gives the low down before the Latin Grammys on Nov. 15.

Cheap beer, cheap pizza, and free tunes
Student shredders take first flight at Jam’s Pint Night

Records rule again
The tables have turned in favor of vinyl records. While CDs and cassettes reigned king in the 1980s and 1990s, it was the rise of digital downloads and online streaming services in the 2000s that inexplicably aided in the resurgence

Andrew Bird-Essence of place
In a dazzling and dynamic dance of sounds, film, moving topography, and light displays, Bird immerses his audience in a transcendental experience that is effortlessly nostalgic.

Hoppy at Hoptoberfest
By | Juan Herrera Drinking beer in any setting always causes for a great time, but doing it as a fundraiser causes for an even better time. On Saturday, Oct. 14 the Blue Lake Foundation board put on the 17th

Humboldt Pride
Humboldt Pride took place in the Arcata Plaza this year. Leading with the Pride Parade and culminating in the town square for a free open-mic, a drag lip-sync performance, live music, and other presentations. While a smaller event then previous

Bumpin Beats
By | Curran C. Daly The UC Quad was alive with music and dancing at noon on Tuesday as Zion I performed for students. An Associated Students Presents event, the free show featured Zion I’s Baba Zumbi, also known as

Tunes of HSU
By Andre Hascall Students often walk around, to-and-from campus with headphones on and music turned up. With all of us having our own musical tastes, the thought of what others were listening to was an intriguing thought. Regardless of their

This week in news (April 12 to April 18)
By Iridian Casarez Local -Collision on 299 One person died and eight others were injured in a car collision on Highway 299 Monday afternoon. Source: News Channel 3 -Myers Flat burglary and shooting Three people have been detained after a

The personality behind Burger Records
Co-founder of Burger Records visits HSU By Sarahi Apaez The man behind Burger Records, Sean Bohrman, co-founded a record label and built a scene from the ground up. Bohrman graduated from HSU in 2004 with a minor in graphic design

This week in entertainment
By | Liam Olson Movies and Television “Venom” possibly to be a Horror/Sci-fi Film Sony Pictures is currently planning to film a new movie centered around one of the most famous villains in the Spiderman universe, Venom. Not much is

KRFH DJ Tana Glo on the Rise
By | Onaja Waki Sharrod Richard won Best Music Show Award for the fall semester of 2016 from RadioFlag’s Radio Star Awards. In the spring of 2015 he was also awarded Golden Voice and Best Safe Harbor Show from KRFH.

This Week in Entertainment
By | Liam Olson Movies and Television Oscar’s Best Picture Mix Up During the 89th Academy Awards, there was a mix up for the Best Picture winner. It was falsely announced that “La La Land” won Best Picture; in actuality,


