By Keziah Rutschow Arcata Plaza echoed with sinister laughter and roared with cheers, filling the night air with Halloween ...

By Bodhi Haugen With AI everywhere on our phones, I feel the only safe haven is away from a screen. When people say AI slop is taking over the world, I can’t help but think if they spent ...

By Sadie Shields As the cold brisk air of Thursday morning hit the soccer field, the Lumberjacks prepared for their final ...

By Tara Linderborg-Cordry Wild animals thrive on a Fieldbrook property, living on plants such as manzanitas, native grasses, ...

By Sadie Shields Plush birds line the walls like specimens in a taxidermist’s collection, accompanied by photographs and inky ...

Taea Seigler I recently had the privilege of attending indie rockstar Phoebe Bridgers’ “Lost” tour at the Chase Center in San ...

By Marielle Winuk Students and community members lined up on the first floor of the Jolly Giant Commons, ready to have their voices heard. Democrats did very well in Humboldt, a trend that ...

By Alba Galvan The Middle Class Scholarship (MCS) helps undergraduate California students pursuing a bachelor’s degree with financial aid, lowering the cost of attending a university for up ...

By Alba Galvan On the night before Halloween, a Curious Company in the business of storytelling shared their silly spooky skits, before delivering a final performance on Oct. 31 — marking the end ...

By Winter Music With Thanksgiving on the way and fall leaves drifting through the air, it feels like the perfect time to start baking sweet treats. This is a simple pie recipe, perfect for ...

By Will Bishop Do you ever feel as if your whole existence is spent within a revolving house of mirrors? Like every person, every object, every single thing you think of, is simply spitting your ...

By Nico Patakidis As you might’ve seen from the guerilla theatre advertising, there’s something stampeding across campus, and it isn’t gorillas. Rhinoceros by Eugène Ionesco is playing at the Van ...