by Alana Hackman Cal Poly Humboldt students, faculty, and community members joined a virtual University Senate meeting on Tuesday, April 23. “There is considerable interest in engaging with the open forum today. More than is likely to be possible, given
One week after campus alerts of a homicide suspect on campus, a Rhode Island man is in custody
Police and public rift leaves vacancies.
by Carlos Pedraza Cal Poly Humboldt is struggling to find a new police chief in the wake of yet another resignation For the last two years, Cal Poly Humboldt’s University Police Department has been plagued with resignations at the very
As the world watched from their televisions on January 6, we witnessed scenes unfold before our eyes that were, to many, unimaginable: supporters of President Trump swarmed the steps of the U.S. Capitol Building, then proceeded to break in and
Eureka protesters gathered in front of the Humboldt County Courthouse
Officer John Packer recounts racist remarks from UPD Chief Donn Peterson.
KHSU, 90.5 FM, has been abruptly shut down this morning with little to no notice given to the employees and volunteers.
As students, we have reasonable expectations of safety so we can focus on academic success without fear. This is not the reality for Humboldt State University students of color, both on campus and in the community. Both the Arcata Police
The suspect who was shot dead Saturday, Sept. 9, in downtown Arcata after firing at police was identified at a press conference held at Arcata City Hall on Monday, Sept. 11.
On April 3, at approximately 5:30 p.m. a man attacked another man in the Arcata Plaza. The attacker, Nicholas Inskip Kistler, ran up and hit another man over the head with a hammer. The attacker was caught on camera running
By Geneva Peppars On Feb. 21, the Department of Homeland Security released a memo concerning the executive order “Enhancing Public Safety in the Interior of the U.S” which outlined many policies from the new Trump administration. The policies are meant to
By Alex Hasenstab Additional reporting by Curran Daly Earlier today several dozen women gathered on the plaza dressed in red and pink to celebrate National Women’s Day. The rally began at approximately noon, however, less than an hour later the