The track is vicious and painful, and Aris Valerio was ready because he has dealt with vicious pain. He ran a half mile in less time than it takes to get out of bed, a minute and 49 seconds to secure a spot at the National Championships back in May of 2023; the only man sent from Cal Poly Humboldt to race in Pueblo, Colorado.
Inflation and proposed tuition increases are impacting students already on the “economic line.” Many have turned to Calfresh and the OhSnap pantry to mitigate food costs, but other expenses pile up.
I was so annoyed by bras that I chose to stop wearing them entirely. Many Cal Poly Humboldt students have done the same. Bras are becoming obsolete and bralessness is trending, particularly on our campus.
by Savana Robinson What is schizophrenia? According to the American Psychiatric Association, schizophrenia affects less than 1% of the population. It is a chronic brain disorder with symptoms such as delusions, hallucinations and disorganized speech. I got lucky. I got
Disabled students support each other where the administration doesn’t
2022 Arts Graduate Exhibition opens
If we dare to overcome our fear of judgement, we are more prepared to dig through the other discriminatory narratives that are ingrained in us.
“That’s my team right there, and I’m proud as hell of that!”
Campus organizations and Humboldt community discuss food structures.
Associated Student elections are fast approaching, candidate numbers are remaining slim, and ballot emails are coming
I ‘stole’ my mom’s Costco card to save money
“I was the only singer chosen, and that’s quite an honor.”
By Lex Valtenbergs On a sunny day in early March, Wildlife sophomores Olie Espinoza and Dee Naranjo played guitar and conga drums in a hidden alcove near the Art Quad. The sound of the impromptu music could be heard from
“No one prepared me for the mundane things you have to go through in college.”
The California Supreme Court sided with NIMBY in a court case against UC Berkeley, going against California’s push towards affordable housing.
A breakdown with Cal Poly Humboldt’s Peer Health Educators about using and caring for sex toys.
Chicano poet Jimmy Santiago Baca visits Project Rebound for the third annual Reentry Forum
Mask requirements have been lifted and opinions are already divided
