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Week of: Mar 24, 2013: Nature-Morphic: Works by Annabeth Rosen »
Humboldt State University First Street Gallery is pleased to present, Nature-Morphic, a solo exhibition by the artist Annabeth Rosen, April 6th through May 19th. The exhibition will feature recent works on paper and nine ceramic sculptures that Rosen has prepared for this exhibition. As the title of this exhibition suggests, Annabeth Rosen takes for her subject, morphologies, shapes, drawn from nature, while considered and reinterpreted under her poetic eye.; The Fools of April: Paintings and Mixed Media Sculpture by David White »
Humboldt State University First Street Gallery is pleased to present The Fools of April: Paintings and Mixed Media Sculpture by David White. The exhibition will be on display from April 6th through Sunday, May 19th, 2013.; Campus Screens Global Energy Documentary April 22 »
Humboldt State University will screen an award-winning documentary on the historic transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy on Monday, April 22, at 7 p.m. in the Van Duzer Theater.; Wildlife Team Wins 25th Quiz Bowl »
Humboldt State University’s student Wildlife Team captured its 25th title in the Western Regional Quiz Bowl at the University of Wyoming, Laramie, in mid-March.; Dancers on the Edge of Their Feet at HSU Spring Concert »
Displaying a variety of styles and movements, HSU dance studies students explore the balancing acts of life in their annual spring dance concert, “On the Edge of Your Feet” in the Van Duzer Theatre for the first two weekends of April.; Venetians and Volcanos with the Humboldt Bay Brass Band »
Humboldt Bay Brass Band presents “Venetians and Volcanoes” as its annual HSU concert on Friday April 5 in Fulkerson Recital Hall.; Beijing Chamber Ensemble at HSU »
An All-Star lineup of musicians from China brings two haunting works to HSU when the Beijing Chamber Ensemble performs pieces by Beethoven and Brahms at Fulkerson Recital Hall on Tuesday April 9.; HSU Senior Wins National Award for Civic Activism »
Humboldt State University senior Jennifer Alejo has been named a 2013 Newman Civic Fellow by Campus Compact, the national coalition of almost 1,200 college and university presidents dedicated exclusively to campus-based civic engagement.; University Revamps Geospatial Curriculum »
HSU is revamping its geospatial curriculum to better prepare students for careers in the geospatial sciences.; HSU Salutes Eminent Faculty for Academic Excellence »
Humboldt State University President Rollin Richmond and the University Senate have recognized 2012/2013 faculty honorees Mark Colwell, Sing Chew, Dan Aldag and Kathleen Doty for academic excellence.; HSU Completes Test of Emergency Alert System »
Humboldt State University completed a campus-wide TEST of its emergency audible alert system today, Thursday, Mar. 28th, from 11:45 a.m. to 12 noon.; A Look Back: Humboldt State Through the Years »
Humboldt State NOW digs into the photographic archives as campus gets ready for the yearlong centennial celebration in the ’13-‘14 academic year. Enjoy a look back every week as HS NOW features historical photos. Photos will also be added to the Scrolling Archive on the HSU Centennial webpage. And be sure to share your own memories and photos from campus at humboldt.edu/100/share; HSU Student Dies After Collapsing on Campus »
Jessica Garcia, an 18-year-old freshman at HSU, died this morning shortly after being rushed to the hospital from Redwood Bowl.
Week of: Mar 17, 2013: HSU Lecture Probes Dutch Drug Policy March 25 »
The Humboldt Institute for Interdisciplinary Marijuana Research (HIIMR) at Humboldt State University will host a lecture on recent developments in Dutch Drug Policy by Sociology and Legal Studies Professor Craig Reinarman of the University of California-Santa Cruz on Monday, March 25 at 5:30 p.m. in the Native American Forum, Room 162, adjoining the Behavioral and Social Sciences building.; KHSU Adds New Hosts to Thursday Night Talk Show »
KHSU is tapping local talent for the new hosts of its weekly call-in talk show “Thursday Night Talk.”; What Motivates Students to Bike, Walk to Campus? »
We all know the benefits of walking and biking to work or school: improved health, decreased pollution and an increased sense of community. But when it comes time to make the decision to walk or drive, why do so many of us chose the unhealthier alternative?; HSU to Test Emergency Alert System March 28 »
Humboldt State University will test its campus-wide Emergency Alert System on Thursday, March 28 from 11:45 a.m. to noon.; Documenting an Environmental Legacy »
Students and Faculty Lead Major Project to Connect Californians With Their Natural Environment.; HSU Cycling Hosts Campus Bike Race April 7 »
Cyclists get ready. The HSU Cycling Club hosts the third annual HSU Campus Criterium on Sunday, April 7 from 7 to 1 p.m.; Share Your HSU Memories »
Have some great photos from your Humboldt State days? Maybe a memorable story about someone who inspired you or an event that surprised you? HSU’s Centennial offers a great time to share.; CSU Seeks Student Representative to Board of Trustees »
The California State Student Association is seeking applications for its student trustee position, one of two student representatives to the California State University’s Board of Trustees.; HSU Hosts First Criminal Justice Dialogue March 28-29 »
Humboldt State will host its first Criminal Justice Dialogue exploring the need to support inmates and families of the incarcerated March 28 and 29 in the Native American Forum of the Behavioral and Social Sciences building.; HSU Hosts Quake Preparedness Gathering March 28 »
Humboldt State University President Rollin Richmond and faculty colleagues will host a joint leadership session March 28 of the Redwood Coast Tsunami Work Group (RCTWG) and the statewide Earthquake Country Alliance (ECA) to help bolster regional awareness and preparedness.; Math Expert Probes Limits of the Universe »
Award-winning mathematician Abigail Thompson of UC Davis will deliver a presentation on three-dimensional universes at the next Kieval Lecture, to be hosted by the Department of Mathematics at Humboldt State University on Thursday, April 18, at 7:30 p.m. in Room 135 of the Science B building.
Week of: Mar 10, 2013: Women’s Enrichment Fund Grant »
The Department of Critical Race, Gender and Sexuality Studies is seeking proposals for its 2012-2013 Women’s Enrichment Fund Grant Competition.; United Farm Workers Co-Founder Dolores Huerta To Speak on Campus »
Famed civil rights activist and United Farm Workers of America co-founder Dolores Huerta will discuss farm worker’s rights, community organization and marginalized communities Tuesday, March 12 a 7 p.m. in HSU’s Van Duzer Theatre.; Chinn Headlines HSU Pan-Asian Festival March 25-30 »
Eminent Humboldt activist and White House honoree Betty Chinn will be the keynote speaker at Humboldt State University’s first-ever Pan-Asian Pacific Islander Perspectives Festival on campus, March 25-30.
Week of: Mar 03, 2013: Humboldt Symphony Performs Beethoven’s Most Famous Concerto »
Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto, Handel’s familiar Water Music and a rarely heard piece that evokes the jazz age of the 1920s headline the Humboldt Symphony concerts at Fulkerson Hall on March 8 and 10.; Schatz Lab Part of $1.75 Million Clean Energy Project »
The Redwood Coast Energy Authority in Eureka is the proposed recipient of $1.75 million in state funding for a community-scale renewable energy implementation project, in partnership with Humboldt State’s Schatz Energy Research Center (SERC).; HSU Reschedules Admissions Public Hearing »
Humboldt State University has rescheduled a public hearing to gather comments on a plan to adopt more selective admissions requirements in some high-demand academic programs. The hearing’s new date is Thursday, March 7 from 3 to 4 p.m., at College of the Redwoods Eureka Campus, Student Services Building 109. The hearing was rescheduled to accommodate previously planned high school closures.; In India, Research Opens Access to Affordable Lighting »
It’s night in the deeps of Africa. Solar energy field researcher Jennifer Tracy (’10, Energy Technology and Policy ETaP master’s) approaches a rural village.; After Superstorm Sandy, Alum Leads Effort to Rebuild New York Aquarium »
Jon Dohlin (’92, Biology) remembers the moment Hurricane Sandy struck the New York Aquarium vividly. Shortly before 8 p.m., an 11-foot storm surge hit the Coney Island complex, engulfing the entire building with salt water.; HSU Professor Examines Lives of Heavy Metal Groupies, Musicians and Fans »
Parents take note: listening to heavy metal or other fringe music may not have as negative an effect on your kids as you may have thought.; HSU Wins Presidential Honor for Civic Service »
For the sixth time in seven years, Humboldt State University has received national honors for community engagement and environmental and social responsibility.
Week of: Feb 24, 2013: HSU’s Schatz Lab Expands its Clean Energy Work to India »
Humboldt State University’s Schatz Energy Research Center has extended its reach to India in a partnership to help accelerate development of a solar energy market for millions of Indians who have little or no electric power.; HSU Biology Student Nets Fellowship for Sea Level Study »
From decreased public access to the loss of natural resources, it’s well known that rising sea levels negatively affect coastal parks. But is there anything that California policy makers can do about it?; New Virtual Tour Lets Prospective Students Explore HSU »
A new campus virtual tour, designed to let prospective students explore the academics, student life and local attractions of Humboldt State University, has been launched at humboldt.edu/explore.; Japanese Tsunami Debris: What to Do »
Don’t be alarmed if you begin to see a lot more garbage on North Coast beaches.; Humboldt Symphony Performs Beethoven’s Most Famous Concerto »
Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto, Handel’s familiar Water Music and a rarely heard piece that evokes the jazz age of the 1920s headline the Humboldt Symphony concerts at Fulkerson Hall on March 8 and 10.; Hater Translator Visits HSU For Two Events During West Coast Premiere »
New York theatre director and Moliere translator Samuel Buggeln will visit the HSU campus for two public events on Friday and Saturday, March 8 and 9.; Agreement with Redwood Capital Bank Bolsters Natural History Museum »
Humboldt State University is pleased to announce that an agreement in principle has been reached with Redwood Capital Bank that will provide ongoing resources to ensure the future of the Natural History Museum as well as provide a new branch location in Arcata for the Bank.
Week of: Feb 17, 2013: Students Weigh Impact of Wearing Backpacks »
Ever wondered if wearing a backpack could affect the way you walk? Two HSU students recently teamed up with Kinesiology Professor Justus Ortega to find out.; Campus Orders Repairs to Clock Tower Elevator »
HSU maintenance staff are acting to restore service as quickly as possible to the University Center clock tower elevator, which has been shut down for mechanical repairs.; Travels with the Symphonic Band and Jazz Orchestra »
The HSU Symphonic Band follows Handel in the Strand with some Strange Humors, and the Jazz Orchestra takes Seven Steps to Heaven in their shared concert 8 p.m. Saturday, March 2 in Fulkerson Recital Hall.; Alum Gauges Local Impact of Cheap Marijuana »
Redwood Capital Bank Vice President and Regional Area Manager Jennifer Budwig will discuss how Humboldt County’s economy would be affected by low-cost, legalized marijuana in a talk on Tuesday, Feb. 26, at 5:30 in the Native American Forum adjoining Humboldt State University’s Behavioral and Social Sciences Building.; HSU Partners with USA Projects to Support Artists »
The College of Arts, Humanities and Sciences and Humboldt State University has partnered with USA Projects, a social networking and crowd funding site for aspiring artists.; HSU Presents West Coast Premiere of “Hater” »
Alex is brilliant, admired and close to the center of a nation’s power. But he has two problems. The first is that in a world of flattery-to-your-face and snark behind your back, he says exactly what he thinks. About everything and everybody. All the time. Somehow this offends people.
Week of: Feb 10, 2013: World Renewal through the Eyes of Native American Artists »
Humboldt State University’s Goudi’ni Gallery presents Fixing the Earth: NOW! February 21 to April 27, an exhibition that sheds light on the traditional tribal practice of healing the earth through World Renewal Ceremonies.; University Opens New Wellness Center Feb. 22 »
Humboldt State University President Rollin Richmond and other university leaders will officiate at ribbon cutting ceremonies for the new student Recreation and Wellness Center (RWC), located in what was previously called the Forbes Complex, on Friday, Feb. 22 at 3:30 p.m. The public and press are invited.; HSU Forum Probes Marijuana’s Environmental Impact »
This spring Humboldt State University will host its inaugural Earth Day Symposium on Marijuana and the Environment, centering on a key issue often ignored in mainstream analysis: marijuana’s environmental effects.; Library Bolsters Quieter Study Environment »
Responding to student requests for a quieter study environment, the HSU Library is taking a series of measures to manage noise levels in key locations.; University Hosts Career Fair for HSU Students Feb. 22 »
Over 50 state and local employers will be on campus Friday, Feb. 22 for the 2013 Career Expo and Volunteer Fair.; HSU Seeks Feedback on New Admissions Criteria »
Humboldt State University is seeking public comment on its plan to implement more selective admissions requirements in some high-demand programs. Also being considered are new pre-majors for some programs.; CSU Announces Equity Awards Activation »
The following is a letter dated February 15, 2013 from the CSU’s vice chancellor for human resources, notifying the California Faculty Association of the system’s decision to restore faculty equity awards previously suspended by state funding shortfalls.; Vipisa Trio Champions New Music at HSU »
The Vipisa Trio (Cindy Moyer on violin, Virginia Ryder on saxophone and clarinet and John Chernoff on piano) performs a program of new musical works by composers associated with Humboldt State on Saturday, Feb. 23 in Fulkerson Recital Hall.
Week of: Feb 03, 2013: HSU Leads Rangeland Student Recruitment Effort »
Humboldt State University’s Department of Rangeland Resources and Wildland Soils is leading a federally-funded partnership to attract more youth nationwide to high-demand jobs in rangeland ecology.; Collaborative Artwork Featured at Resse Bullen Gallery Feb. 14-Mar. 14 »
Opening on Valentine’s Day, Humboldt State University’s Reese Bullen Gallery will present an exhibit of collaborative artwork by members of the campus community based on the themes of acceptance, diversity, tolerance and inclusion.; Lamberson Ecology Lecture Spotlights Natural Resource Economics »
Mathematics Professor Emeritus Colin W. Clark of the University of British Columbia will present “Short-Term Profits Versus Long-Term Sustainability” as this year’s Lamberson Ecology Lecture on Wednesday, Feb. 27 at 7 p.m. in the Native American Forum (Room 162) of the Behavioral and Social Sciences Building at Humboldt State University. The lecture is free and open to the public.; Running for Native American Awareness »
Last semester, Conor Handley (‘15, Wildlife) took a four-month leave of absence from HSU to run across America raising awareness about Native American culture.; Campus Joins National Energy Reduction Campaign »
Humboldt State is joining schools around the country for Campus Conservation Nationals, a competition to reduce electricity and water usage on university and college campuses.; HSU Tops California’s 2013 Peace Corps Rankings »
Humboldt State University is number one among medium-sized California schools in the Peace Corps’ 2013 Top College rankings.; A Dream Tango with Guitarist Lawrence Ferrara at HSU »
Bay Area classical guitarist Lawrence Ferrara performs “Dream Tango” by contemporary American composer Philip Rosheger and other compositions for guitar in a Guest Artist concert at Humboldt State on Friday evening, February 15.; Campus Revamps Course Scheduling »
After an extensive process involving students, faculty, staff and administration input, Humboldt State is rolling out new scheduling policies to take effect for Fall 2013.; Bone Marrow Donor Drive Feb. 12 »
Be the Match Registry will host a donor drive for students, faculty and staff Feb. 12 in the South Lounge.
Week of: Jan 27, 2013: Guest Pianist Winston Choi Brings Art of the Fugue to HSU »
Pianist Winston Choi brings a rare solo piano performance of selections from Bach’s “The Art of the Fugue” to the Humboldt State campus on Saturday, February 2.; 12 Students to Perform in HSU Music Honors Recital »
Twelve honors students chosen by the HSU Music Department faculty for excellence in this year’s first semester will perform in the annual Music Honors Recital on Sunday afternoon, February 3.; Faculty and Staff Spring Blood Drive Kicks off Feb. 4 »
The Northern California Community Blood Bank is partnering with Humboldt State for a spring blood drive aimed at HSU faculty and staff. Starting Monday Feb. 4, the BloodMobile will be parked outside of the Student Business Services building from noon to 5 p.m. the first and third Monday of the month.; Humboldt State Builds on its Commitment to Sustainability »
Humboldt State University is building on its commitment to sustainability with two new programs that support green living and learning.
Week of: Jan 20, 2013: Thomas Leland Bruner, dies at 42; Lecturer in Economics and Finance »
Thomas Leland Bruner, 42, a lecturer in economics and finance at Humboldt State University, died of heart failure December 24, 2012 at Stanford Medical Center.; Campus Joins National Recycling Challenge »
Starting Feb. 4, Humboldt State will join campuses around the United States and Canada for RecycleMania, a friendly competition to promote waste reduction activities at college and university campuses.; HSU/CR Host Book-of-the-Year Student Events »
Humboldt State University and College of the Redwoods will host student presentations in February in Eureka and Crescent City about Malcolm Gladwell’s bestseller, Outliers, The Story of Success, the HSU/CR Book of the Year for 2012/13.; Campus Safety: How to Respond to an Active Shooter »
The Humboldt State University Police Department’s Emergency Management Program has released guidelines on how to prepare for and respond to an active shooter. Although active shooter situations are rare and law prohibits the carrying of guns and weapons on campus, it is important that faculty, students and staff to be ready for any kind of emergency.; Oceanography Student Conducts Wave Research »
Vanessa Crandell (’13) has been fascinated by the Earth for as long as she can remember. In kindergarten, she’d fill her backpack with rocks from the playground and bring them home after school. One of her earliest memories was taking a class field trip to a volcano in the second grade. “It was my first introduction to plate tectonics,” she recalls.; Geographer Investigates Marijuana Price Distribution »
HSU geographer Monica Stephens presents “Data Shadows of the Underground Economy,” in the latest installment of the Humboldt Interdisciplinary Institute for Marijuana Research speaker series. The talk takes place on Tuesday, January 29, in the Native Forum (Behavioral and Social Sciences Building, Rm. 162) from 5:30 to 7 p.m.; Golden States of Grace: Prayers of the Disinherited »
Humboldt State University’s First Street Gallery presents, “Golden States of Grace: Prayers of the Disinherited,” a photo documentary exhibit by Rick Nahmias, made possible by alumni gifts to the Humboldt Loyalty Fund. Programs benefited by the Fund span the university and include student scholarships, faculty research, academic programs, the library and special projects.; Florida Tech Uses SERC Technology »
Hydrogen experiment kits created by Humboldt State’s Schatz Energy Research Center are now being used by chemistry students at the Florida Institute of Technology.; M.A. in Education Goes Online »
Humboldt State is now offering an online master’s degree in education. The deadline to apply for Fall 2013 classes is Feb. 1.
Week of: Jan 13, 2013: HSU Makes Top Five in National Recycling Competition »
Humboldt State University topped NCAA Division II and III schools in the 2012 Game Day Challenge, a national competition to promote waste reduction at university and college football games.; Humboldt State Launches Peer Health Educator Program »
Healthy students equal happy students. That’s the idea behind a new peer health education program at Humboldt State designed to make health education accessible and fun.; Health Care Expert Talks Patient Empowerment »
e-Patient Dave is the keynote speaker at an Aligning Forces Humboldt community dinner to talk to patients about how partnering with physicians can lead to better care. The talk takes place Thursday, Jan. 24 at the Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center in Eureka (921 Waterfront Drive). Dinner will be served at 5pm. The event is free and requires an RSVP.; Forum Set to Gather Input on the North Coast’s Marine Protected Areas »
Humboldt State University is hosting an open forum to gather input regarding priorities and concerns for the upcoming Marine Protected Area (MPA) Baseline Monitoring work on the North Coast. The forum is free and open to the public and will be held at the Caspar Community Center, on Saturday, Jan. 26 from 1 to 5 p.m. An RSVP is requested.; Institute Explores Inclusive Communities, Student Success »
Over a hundred staff, faculty and administrators attended HSU’s annual spring Institute for Student Success, a day of workshops exploring effective pedagogy, inclusive communities and student success.; Student Scholarships Available Through March 2 »
Humboldt State University students have from now until March 2 to apply to scholarships through the university’s online Scholarship Tracking and Reviewing System.; Economics Group Releases Entrepreneurial Survey Results »
Professor Erick Eschker of the Department of Economics at Humboldt State University has just released “Humboldt County Entrepreneur Annual Survey Report, 2012.” This is the second analysis from the ongoing survey of local entrepreneurs that began in 2011.; Spring Welcome Honors Staff Members »
HSU staff members were honored at the university’s annual Spring Welcome event, Wednesday, Jan. 16 in the Kate Buchanan Room.
Week of: Jan 06, 2013: HSU Cordially Invites Jimmy Kimmel to Campus »
Jimmy Kimmel, whose show recently featured a funny but misinformed segment about Humboldt State University, is tentatively scheduled to visit HSU and give a public presentation.; Governor Proposes $125.1 Million Budget Investment for California State University »
The following was provided by the California State University Chancellor’s Office.

Governor Brown today released his 2013-2014 state budget proposal that signals a renewed investment in higher education with the addition of $125.1 million in state funding for the California State University. The Governor’s budget also reinstates $125 million that was cut from last year’s budget and was due to be reimbursed in this year’s budget following the successful passage of Proposition 30.; The California State University Employee Update »
The following was provided by the California State University’s Chancellor’s Office.

Governor’s Budget Seeks $125.1 Million Investment for the CSU

Gov. Brown’s 2013-14 proposed budget released this week seeks $125.1 million in new state funding for the CSU, and also reinstates the $125 million that was cut from last year’s budget and was due to be reimbursed with voters’ approval of Proposition 30.
Week of: Dec 09, 2012: Record Number of Applicants for Fall ‘13 »
More students than ever are hoping to pursue their degrees at Humboldt State University. During the last two months, more than 13,000 prospects applied for the fall 2013 semester, HSU’s busiest application season to date.; Campus Donates 850 Pounds of Food to Local Food Bank »
Humboldt State University students, faculty and staff collected over 850 pounds of food in this year’s Holiday Food Drive benefitting Food for People, the Humboldt County Food Bank.
Week of: Dec 02, 2012: Humboldt State Named Top Vegan Friendly School »
Humboldt State has been named a top vegan friendly school by peta2, the youth animal rights program at PETA.; HSU Student Wins Prestigious CSU Teaching Award »
Gregory Manata knows firsthand the kind of difference just one teacher can make.; International Students Gain New Perspectives at HSU »
Yaru Gong of China began studying English when she was seven; she speaks it fluently. But she laughs out loud about the pitfalls of everyday English she encounters at Humboldt State.
Week of: Nov 25, 2012: E-Waste Drop-off Event Dec. 8 »
Humboldt State will hold a free e-waste drop off event for HSU students, faculty and staff Saturday, Dec. 8 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. in the Student Business Services parking lot.; Midnight Sun: Works by Julie McNiel »
Humboldt State University’s First Street Gallery presents Midnight Sun: Works by Julie McNiel. Produced and curated by the students in HSU’s Museum and Gallery Practices Program, the exhibit runs Nov. 27 to Dec. 3.; Works by the Giant Squid: A Print Makers Collective »
Humboldt State University’s First Street Gallery presents Works by the Giant Squid: A Print Makers Collective featuring affordable works of art for the Holiday Season. The exhibition, which is produced by students in HSU’s Museum and Gallery Practices Program, runs Nov. 27 to Dec. 23.; Fall Art and Artisans Fair Dec. 5-6 »
Humboldt State University’s Art Department will host a Fall Art and Artisans Fair in the Reese Bullen Gallery, Wednesday, Dec. 5, 3-7 p.m., and Thursday, Dec. 6, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Designing for a Sustainable Future »
On a recent Thursday evening, students in Professor Lonny Grafman’s engineering 215 class gathered in Science D to present their design projects.; Big Band Jazz at HSU Dec. 6 and 8 »
Jazz of different styles and from different eras gets the big band treatment in two concerts by HSU ensembles: the AM Jazz Band on Thursday, Dec. 6 and the Jazz Orchestra on Saturday, Dec. 8.; Hallelujah Chorus in Arcata »
The Humboldt Symphony and a chorus comprised of the Humboldt Chorale and University Singers perform the ultimate big finish to their holiday concert: the Hallelujah Chorus from Handel’s Messiah, and the audience is invited to join in.; Helping You Go Green »
HSU students are making it easier for you to go green. The Humboldt State chapter of PowerSave Green Campus recently launched a blog with news, events and tips on how to be environmentally conscious.; HSU Looks Ahead to Centennial Celebration »
Humboldt State University will soon mark its 100th year, with a full academic year of events and activities scheduled to celebrate the milestone.
Week of: Nov 18, 2012: HS Now Website Goes Mobile »
Catching up on the latest Humboldt State news from your handheld device just got a little easier.; Quality Online Learning and Teaching Program Seeks Faculty Submissions »
The California State University’s 2012-13 Quality Online Learning and Teaching (QOLT) program is seeking faculty submissions.; National Geographic Reports New Sillett Redwood Research »
Stephen C. Sillett, the first Kenneth L. Fisher Chair in Redwood Forest Ecology at Humboldt State University, and his colleagues have confirmed the second-largest tree on earth, about 3,240 years old, above a trail junction in Sequoia National Park, according to the latest edition of National Geographic magazine.; Campus Joins National Food Recovery Challenge »
Humboldt State University has joined colleges around the country for the Food Recovery Challenge, an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) initiative to reduce food waste.; Anthropology Symposium Showcases Undergraduate Research »
Do our lifestyle choices affect our lifespan? And is our obsession with cleanliness making us sick? HSU students explore these questions and more at HSU’s first undergraduate anthropology research symposium 6 p.m. Nov. 29 in the Native American Forum.
Week of: Nov 11, 2012: A Bugler’s Holiday with the HSU Symphonic Band »
It’s a bugler’s holiday with the HSU Symphonic Band Friday, Nov. 30 at Fulkerson Hall, but there’s more. It’s also, a tribute to gum-suckers, a dramatic sunset, a visit to Electric Park, a Mexican anthem and a rare demonstration of the art of “the smear.”; Theatre’s Shakuntala Begins Nov. 29 »
It’s a holiday show with a difference: the story is one of the oldest in India. Yet it has all the elements of western fairy tales: it’s Cinderella with a twist. “Though we try to be true to the essence of Sanskrit drama,” said Margaret Thomas Kelso, who adapted it for the 21st century stage, “we present it as a fairy tale story with a rich cultural history.”; Calypso Band and Percussion Ensemble Groove on Dec. 1 »
The Humboldt State Calypso Band performs a steel band classic and the HSU Percussion Ensemble features dramatic rhythms of a Balinese chant in their joint concert on Saturday, Dec. 1 in the Van Duzer Theatre.; Annual Madrigal Singers and MRT Concert Dec. 2 »
The HSU Madrigal Singers present their annual holiday show of 16th century English hits, followed by the Mad River Transit Singers creating some spontaneous jazz combustion in their joint concert on Sunday, Dec. 2 at Fulkerson Recital Hall.; CSU Budget Request Balances System Needs with Fiscal Realities »
The following was provided by the CSU Chancellor’s Office.; Faculty Members to Speak at TEDx Eureka Event »
Four Humboldt State University faculty members will speak at the Eureka TEDx event from 1-5 p.m. Sunday Dec. 2 at the Arcata Theater Lounge.
Week of: Nov 04, 2012: HSU Lecturer Analyzes Marijuana Regulatory Reform »
Humboldt State University lecturer Jason Plume of the Department of Politics will discuss medical marijuana reform on Tuesday, Nov. 27, at 5:30 p.m. in the university’s Native American Forum adjoining the Behavioral and Social Sciences Building.; Career Center Boosts Holiday Job Services »
The Humboldt State University Career Center is ramping up its employment assistance efforts to connect students and local businesses during the holidays.; New Online Secondary Education Credentialing Program a Success »
When David Wellman entered Humboldt State’s Secondary Education Credential program last fall, he knew he wanted to teach high school mathematics but he didn’t know where.; Geography Faculty Members Net Two Research Grants »
Two HSU Geography faculty members have received research grants totaling $150,000.; With Passage of Prop. 30, CSU to Roll Back Tuition »
The following was provided by the CSU Chancellor’s Office.

The California State University will avoid a $250 million mid-year budget cut after voters’ approval of Proposition 30, and will start the process of rescinding the $249 per semester tuition fee increase already in place. With the passage of Proposition 30, CSU’s budget will essentially remain flat for the remainder of this fiscal year, but state funding is still approximately $1 billion less than several years ago.; Anthropology Symposium Showcases Undergraduate Research »
The Humboldt State Anthropology Department will host its first-ever undergraduate research symposium 6 p.m. Nov. 29 in the Native American Forum on the first floor of the Behavioral and Social Sciences Building.
Week of: Oct 28, 2012: Economic Fuel Hosts Nov. 15 Capitalization Workshop »
Need funding to get your business started? Economic Fuel is hosting a capitalization workshop, Nov. 15 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Arcata Economic Development Corporation, Conference Room
at 100 Ericson Ct. in Arcata.; Math Expert Probes ‘Geometry Old & New’ Nov. 1 »
Robert Bryant, Director of the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute, UC Berkeley, will deliver the 60th Harry S. Kieval Lecture, “Geometry Old and New: from Euclid to String Theory,” on Thursday, Nov. 1 at 7:30 p.m. in Founder’s Hall, Room 118, at Humboldt State University.; New Director Supports Student Learning Initiatives »
Edward Nuhfer, who was previously Director of Faculty Development at California State University, Channel Islands, was recently named Humboldt State University’s Director of Educational Effectiveness.; HSU and KHUM Kick-Off Annual Stop the Violence Campaign »
KHUM-FM and Humboldt State University present the 17th Annual “Stop the Violence Start the Healing Campaign” Oct. 31 through Nov. 16th.; Humboldt State and CR Host Book of the Year Competition »
Humboldt State and College of the Redwoods are a hosting a student compeition in conjunction with their 2012/13 book of the year, Outliers. Eight winning finalists will receive $500.; Guitar Ensemble Explores the 20th Century »
The HSU Guitar Ensemble explores twentieth century music in its fall concert on Friday, Nov. 9 in Fulkerson Recital Hall.; Heroes and Warriors with the Humboldt Bay Brass Band »
The Humboldt Bay Brass Band salutes veterans and the Olympics in its “Heroes and Warriors” concert on Saturday, Nov. 10 in Fulkerson Recital Hall.; Choose Your Jazz in Two Shows at Fulkerson Hall »
There may be no such thing as too much jazz, but this fall there was too much for one Jazz Combos concert—so Fulkerson Recital Hall will host two separate shows with a total of five combos on Sunday, Nov. 11.; HSU Community Race Supports Veterans Transition Programs »
HSU Veterans Enrollment and Transition Services (VETS) hosts its second annual Veteran’s Day Run/Walk on Monday, Nov. 12 in Redwood Bowl on the HSU campus. Ceremony and race begin at 9 a.m.; Alum Headlines HSU’s International Education Week »
Humboldt State alumnus and author Richard Slimbach (’73, Sociology) will keynote the Global Studies theme of the campus’s annual International Education Week Nov. 13-16.
Week of: Oct 21, 2012: Humboldt State Hosts Native American Studies Scholar Oct. 25 »
Humboldt State University’s College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, Department of Native American Studies and the Seventh Generation Fund will host Crow Creek Sioux scholar and poet Elizabeth Cook-Lynn on Thursday, Oct. 25 at 6 p.m. in the Native American Forum adjoining the Behavioral and Social Sciences Building. She will deliver a lecture titled “The Colonial Relationship between the U.S. and Native Nations.” The event is free and open to the public.; HSU Dialogue Weighs Human Rights, Reproductive Justice »
Humboldt State University’s annual Campus Dialogue on Race, Oct. 29 – Nov. 9, will center on human rights, reproductive justice and the history of California’s freedom struggles.; Sociology Student Wins National Sustainability Award »
HSU Sociology student Rachelle Irby (’12) has received a 2012 Sustainability Leadership Award from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE), the national organization that advances sustainability in higher education.; Campus Dedicates Native Arts Gallery with Naming Ceremony »
Humboldt State University has unveiled the new name of its Native American Arts Gallery.; International Singer Returns for Halloween Concert »
Fresh from a “vividly dramatic” performance in Manhattan lauded by the New York Times, mezzo-soprano (and Arcata High grad) Hai-Ting Chinn returns home to perform a recital of spooky songs from the classical repertoire on Halloween night, Oct. 31 at the HSU Fulkerson Recital Hall at HSU.; Opera Workshop Puts the Comic Back in Opera »
The HSU Opera Workshop puts the comic back in opera with a series of spoofs on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 2 and 3 in Fulkerson Recital Hall at HSU.; AS Registers Record Number of Voters »
Associated Students has registered a record number of Humboldt State campus voters for the nation’s Nov. 6 general election.; Benefit Performance of “8”—the Marriage Equality Play »
The Humboldt State University Department of Theatre, Film & Dance presents an authorized staged reading of “8,” the celebrated play about Proposition 8 and marriage equality, for one benefit performance Thursday, Nov. 1 at 7:30 p.m. in the Van Duzer Theatre.; Wildlife Students Take Home Quiz Bowl Gold »
Humboldt State Wildlife students took home another gold this year at the Wildlife Society’s annual quiz bowl competition Oct. 16 in Portland, Ore.
Week of: Oct 14, 2012: Geography Student Wins Poster Competition »
Emanuel Delgado, a senior majoring in geography, won a prestigious award at the 75th Association of Pacific Coast Geographers Meeting in Olympia, Wash. His poster, “Wetlands Loss of the Mad River Slough, 1870-2001,” captured first prize in a competition that included undergraduate and graduate students from 11 western states.; University Prepares for Campus-Wide Fire Drills »
The Humboldt State Police Department and Emergency Management Program will host a series of campus wide fire drills Oct. 15-26. The annual drills meet the university’s building evacuation requirements. In case of a real or practiced fire alarm, students, faculty and staff must evacuate to the designated rally point outside of their building. Consult the list below for a list of upcoming fire drills and their corresponding rally points.; New Compressor Connects HSU to Hydrogen Highway »
A newly completed upgrade to Humboldt State’s hydrogen fueling station has connected HSU to California’s Hydrogen Highway, an emerging statewide network of such stations.; HSU Names New Vice President for University Advancement »
Humboldt State University has appointed Craig Wruck its new Vice President for University Advancement and Executive Director of the HSU Advancement Foundation. He begins in early December.; Humboldt State Nets Grant for Sexualized Violence Prevention »
The Sexual Assault Prevention Committee (SAPC) of Humboldt State has received a $250,000 Department of Justice grant to fund programs that prevent and respond to sexualized violence, domestic and dating violence and stalking.; CSU Scores Legislators, None Receive Top Grade »
The California State University releases its 2011-2012 Legislative Scorecard with one grade conspicuously absent: A.; Students in the Spotlight for Humboldt Symphony Concert »
Humboldt Symphony features three student instrumental and vocal soloists, plus a piece by a student composer in its concert on Saturday October 27 in Fulkerson Recital Hall.; Visiting Writers Series: Oct. 24 »
Four acclaimed children and young adult authors will speak about their work and answer questions about their success as writers at 5 p.m. October 24 in the Library Fishbowl as part of HSU’s Visiting Writers Series.
Week of: Oct 07, 2012: Campus Joins Oct. 18 ShakeOut Earthquake Drill »
Students, faculty and staff of Humboldt State University are urged to join the nearly 9 million Californians registered to participate in the Great California Shakeout earthquake readiness drill happening on Oct. 18, at 10:18 am.; Tapping Their Inner Bach: Instruments Promote Creativity at Children’s Center »
The melody may have sounded like a cacophony of random notes, but to the musicians, it may as well have been Bach. Using rubber mallets and a little imagination, the preschoolers had managed to create a schoolyard symphony.; Homecoming & Family Weekend Takes Place Oct. 19-20 »
A Clubs Fair & Carnival, Athletics Hall of Fame dinner, Food Truck Festival and Saturday football game headline Humboldt State University’s Homecoming & Family Weekend, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 19-20.; IGNITE! The Art of Sustainability Comes to HSU »
Humboldt State University’s Reese Bullen Gallery presents IGNITE! The Art of Sustainability through November 15, 2012 with an opening reception on Thursday, October 18 from 4-6 p.m.; Ecologist Warns of Cannabis-Linked Toxic Threats »
Humboldt State alumnus and wildlife disease ecologist Mourad Gabriel will assess the threats to wildlife and the food chain posed by rodenticides and acutely toxic pesticides when he discusses the mounting risks of dismantled marijuana grows in a lecture on Monday, Oct. 29. He will speak at 5:30 p.m. in the Native American Forum adjoining HSU’s Behavioral & Social Sciences Building.; Registration Drive Gets Students Set for Nov. Election »
Associated Students hosts a voter registration drive on Thursday, Oct. 18 in the South Lounge of the University Center. From noon until 2 p.m. students are encouraged to stop by the lounge, grab some free pizza, register to vote if they haven’t done so already, and learn about the candidates and initiatives that will appear on the Nov. 6 ballot.; Old Homecoming Days with the HSU Symphonic Band and Jazz Orchestra »
The HSU Symphonic Band celebrates home and family for Homecoming and Family Weekend in a joint concert with the Jazz Orchestra on Saturday, Oct. 20 in Fulkerson Recital Hall.
Week of: Sep 30, 2012: HSU Hosts Talk on Humboldt’s Cannabis Economy, Policing »
A public policy analyst will discuss the political economy of policing southern Humboldt’s cannabis agriculture in a lecture on Monday, Oct. 8 at 5:30 p.m. in the Native American Forum adjoining Humboldt State University’s Behavioral and Social Sciences Building, Room 162.; Campus Tests Emergency Alert System Oct. 11 »
Humboldt State University will test its campus-wide Emergency Alert System on Thursday, Oct.11 from 11:45 a.m. to 12 p.m.; University Launches Campus-Wide Sustainability Assessment »
Humboldt State University is reinforcing its commitment to sustainability to carry on the school’s 40-year role in fostering resource-friendly practices and curriculum campus-wide.; Trustees Appoint Timothy P. White as Seventh CSU Chancellor »
The following was provided by the Cal State Chancellor’s Office

The California State University Board of Trustees today named Timothy P. White, chancellor of the University of California, Riverside, as the seventh chancellor to lead the 23 campus CSU system, the largest four-year public higher education system in the country.; Panel to Discuss Marijuana’s Environmental Impacts »
Humboldt State University will host a free, two-part symposium, “Environmental Challenges of Marijuana Agriculture in the Age of Prohibition,” on Friday, Oct. 12, 1-5 p.m. in Native American Forum Room 162 of the Behavioral and Social Sciences Building, 16th & Union Streets, Arcata.; ‘Sesame Tweets’ – Debate Night Tweeting About Big Bird »
Careful Gov. Romney. Big Bird turns out to be quite an attention-grabber in Red States and Swing States.; Cindy Moyer and Daniela Mineva Play Beethoven and Debussy »
Violinist Cindy Moyer begins her project of playing all 10 Beethoven violin sonatas in an HSU Music Faculty Artist Series concert with pianist Daniela Mineva 8 p.m. Saturday, October 13 in Fulkerson Recital Hall.; HSU Hosts Top Native American School Psychologist »
Coinciding with School Psychology Awareness Week, Nov. 12-16, Humboldt State University’s School Psychology Student Club, the Department of Psychology and Indian Tribal & Education Personnel Program will host a keynote address on cultural identity by a leading Native American school psychologist.; Indigenous Peoples Week: Oct. 8-12 »
Humboldt State University’s annual Indigenous Peoples Week, Oct. 8-12, will be anchored by Marilyn Vann, President of the Descendants of Freedmen of the Five Civilized Tribes Association and President of African Indians of the Five Civilized Tribes Foundation, and by Carolyn Dunn, Native American poet, playwright and musician.
Week of: Sep 23, 2012: MBA Overhaul Geared to Sustainability, Career Growth »
Humboldt State University’s completely revamped MBA program hinges on how top 21st century business is reshaping strategic sustainability and the new careers that will flow from it.; Clyde Davis Jr. Dead at 75; Emeritus Professor of Chemistry »
Clyde Edward Davis, Jr., Professor Emeritus of Chemistry at Humboldt State University, died peacefully at his home in Bend, Oregon on September 17, 2012, at the age of 75. He was with family.; My Heart’s a Little Fast: Paintings by Susanna Bluhm »
Humboldt State University’s First Street Gallery will exhibit new paintings by alumna Susanna Bluhm (’98) Oct. 2 to Nov. 4.; International—and Internet—Performer Young-Hyun Cho Comes to HSU »
Internationally renowned pianist Young-Hyun Cho celebrates keyboard masters in the refurbished Fulkerson Recital Hall at HSU on Friday, September 28.; Redwood Coast Tsunami Work Group Offers Student Internships »
Two HSU students have received internships from the Redwood Coast Tsunami Work Group, through the state’s Earthquake Country Alliance (ECA).; Campus Resources Support Student Entrepeneurs »
Alister Shirazi (’12, Economics) recently opened a repair business in Arcata for cell phones and wireless devices, thanks in part to support he received through HSU.; Wiyot Artist Rick Bartow Exhibit at Humboldt State University »
Down the Hill Home: Art by Rick Bartow is featured at Humboldt State University’s Native American Arts Gallery and on exhibit Sept. 27 through Dec. 1.; The California State University Employee Update »
The following was provided by the Cal State Chancellor’s Office.

Budget Contingencies Hinge on Outcome of Tax Initiative

The CSU Board of Trustees this week adopted budget contingency measures that include increasing tuition fees by $150 a semester (5 percent) if Proposition 30, Gov. Brown’s tax initiative, fails and triggers a $250 million budget cut to the CSU.
Week of: Sep 16, 2012: Fall 2012 Humboldt magazine Preview »
HSU’s trailblazing mycologist Terry Henkel and students hack their way through South American jungles to uncover the secrets of tropical fungi.; Bio Core Upgrades Support Student Research »
Humboldt State has purchased three new instruments and has begun remodeling existing space to support student and faculty research in the earth, physical and biological sciences.; Cal State Trustees Adopt Budget Contingency Plans »
The following was provided by the Cal State Chancellor’s Office.

The California State University Board of Trustees today adopted budget contingency measures based on the outcome of Proposition 30 on the November 6 ballot. The board voted 11 to 3 to raise tuition fees by $150 a semester or 5 percent if the Governor’s tax initiative fails and a $250 million “trigger” budget cut to the CSU goes into effect. Alternatively, the board also voted to roll back the 9.1 percent tuition fee increase already in effect for fall if voters approve the tax measure. Faculty trustee Bernadette Cheyne, student trustee Jillian Ruddell and Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson voted against the resolutions.; HSU Student Garners Hearst/CSU Award »
Humboldt State University senior Dannisha Battle has received a 2012 William Randolph Hearst/CSU Trustees’Award for Outstanding Achievement. The award is $3,000.; Researching the Social Behavior of Steller’s Jays »
Will Goldenberg tossed a handful of peanuts onto the concrete, hoping to lure the Steller’s Jay from its nest outside Founders Hall. After a few minutes, the blue and black bird popped out of a bush and hopped over to the pile of nuts scattered on the ground.; ‘RePower Humboldt’ Plan Pivots on Local Renewable Resources »
The Schatz Energy Research Center at Humboldt State University and the Redwood Coast Energy Authority are soliciting broad community feedback on a comprehensive development plan that would maximize Humboldt County’s long-term reliance on local renewable energy resources.; HSU a Top ‘Military Friendly’ School »
For the fourth year running, HSU is rated among the top 15% of colleges, universities and trade schools nationally that provide comprehensive support to soldier students and their spouses.
Week of: Sep 09, 2012: HSU Communication Professor Co-Edits Book on Food Rhetoric »
Michael S. Bruner, a professor in Humboldt State’s Department of Communication, has co-edited a collection of essays entitled “The Rhetoric of Food: Discourse, Materiality and Power” published by Routledge, an international academic publishing house.; HSU Service Learning Seeks Faculty Fellows, Apply by Sept. 21 »
The newly named Center for Service Learning & Academic Internships is seeking applicants for the 2012-13 HSU Service Learning Faculty Fellows Program. Deadline to apply is Sept. 21.; U.S. News Ranks HSU a Top Western University »
The latest U.S. News & World Report rankings, released today, places Humboldt State No. 12 among public regional universities in the West.; Chancellor’s Office Outlines Impact of Pension Reform on CSU Employees »
The following was provided by the CSU Chancellor’s Office.

TO: All CSU Employees
FROM: Gail Brooks, Vice Chancellor, Human Resources
RE: Public Employee Pension Reform Act of 2012

The Public Employee Pension Reform Act of 2012 was signed by the governor today and will become law on January 1, 2013. As you can imagine, there are many complexities to this legislation and we are diligently working with CalPERS on the interpretation of the bill (AB 340) as it pertains to CSU employees. We understand there are many questions regarding the impact of this bill and will provide you with information as quickly as possible. Listed below are some highlights of AB 340.; Top Ecologists Anchor HSU Biodiversity Conference Sept. 29 and 30 »
World experts in ecology, biology and conservation will headline a two-day Biodiversity Conference at Humboldt State University the weekend of Sept. 29 and 30.; Humboldt State Receives Grant to Expand Recycling Operations »
HSU is one of thirteen recipients of the 2012/2013 Beverage Container Recycling grant, awarded by the California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery, or CalRecycle.; Acclaimed Ocean Explorer Speaks at HSU Oct. 2 »
Celebrated ocean explorer, environmentalist and filmmaker Jean-Michel Cousteau will speak about “The Great Ocean Adventure” in an exclusive North Coast appearance on Tuesday, Oct. 2, at 7 p.m. at Humboldt State University’s Van Duzer Theatre.
Week of: Sep 02, 2012: Annual HSU Music Faculty Welcome Concert September 8 »
School is in and the HSU Music faculty presents its annual Welcome Concert on Saturday September 8 at 5 p.m., inaugurating the newly refurbished Fulkerson Recital Hall.; Student Success Programs Provide Social, Academic Support »
When Marysol Cueva (Marine Biology, Zoology) joined HSU’s Supplemental Instruction program as a junior, she hoped it would provide her with the study skills she needed to pass introductory Chemistry.; HSU Alum, Researcher Discuss Renewable Energy in Humboldt County »
HSU Alumnus Matthew Marshall will join Schatz Energy Research Center Engineer Jim Zoellick Sept. 20 to discuss renewable energy use in Humboldt County.; Schatz Researchers Conduct North Coast Electric Vehicle Study »
Engineers and student researchers at Humboldt State’s Schatz Energy Research Center are conducting a plug-in electric vehicle planning study for Humboldt County.; Safety Workshops Get You Ready for ‘Preparedness Month’ »
September is National Preparedness Month and Humboldt State University is offering a number of free workshops for students, staff, and faculty to help participants become better prepared and informed. Disaster preparedness experts stress that, while getting prepared can be overwhelming, the goal is to take small steps each month. One suggestion is to start where you stand, look around, and ask yourself ‘what can I do to make myself and my family safe?’; HSU Joins in Imagine Humboldt! Initiative »
Humboldt State University is among the venues for a series of forums in September, Imagine Humboldt!, that address the future of Humboldt County.
Week of: Aug 26, 2012: Women’s Soccer Team Suspended Three Games for Hazing »
A Humboldt State University investigation has found evidence of hazing at a women’s soccer team party earlier this month and, as a consequence, President Rollin Richmond has suspended the team for three games.; Federal Grant Boosts HSU’s Tick Biology Research »
Humboldt State University Biological Sciences Professor Jianmin Zhong has received a three-year, $353,500 grant from the National Institutes of Health to advance innovative tick research.; MyHumboldt Makes it Easer to Get Work Done Online »
Humboldt State University has launched myHumboldt, an online portal for students, staff and faculty that simplifies access to popular web applications like email, calendar and learning software. Users can now access these applications by logging in once with their HSU User Name and password, making it much easier to get work done online.; Library Spotlights State Civil Rights Exhibit »
The Humboldt State University Library will host the bilingual traveling exhibit Wherever There’s a Fight, a history of the civil rights movements in California, from Sunday, Sept. 23 through Tuesday, Nov. 18.; Cal State Honors Chancellor Reed »
During his 14-year tenure, Dr. Charles B. Reed has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to serving the needs of all students and significantly improving access to underrepresented students. He is an ardent supporter of the CSU and champions higher education in California and throughout the country.; Students Improve on Sustainable Design in Dominican Republic »
Last summer, HSU Faculty Member Lonny Grafman and his students built a classroom in the Dominican Republic using nothing more than discarded plastic bottles, chicken wire, wood and tin.
Week of: Aug 19, 2012: Men’s Soccer Season Cancelled, Players Face Discipline »
Humboldt State University has cancelled the 2012-13 Men’s soccer season and initiated disciplinary proceedings against a number of players for hazing and underage drinking at a party two weeks ago. Players were found to have violated rules in the student and student-athlete codes of conduct.; HSU Investigating Possible Hazing in Women’s Soccer »
Humboldt State University is investigating multiple members of the Women’s Intercollegiate Soccer Team for alleged hazing, as well as other possible violations of student and athletic codes of conduct.; Library Spotlights Special Collections »
This month’s exhibit in the first floor Display Case at the Humboldt State University Library is titled HSU Library Special Collections: Looking Back at 15 Years, a selection of recent acquisitions and digitized older photograph collections from the Humboldt Room, assembled by Librarian Joan Berman and her recently-retired colleague, Archivist Edie Butler. The exhibit was designed and installed by summer intern and HSU alumna Brittany Britton (2012).; HSU/CR Name Outliers Book of the Year 2012/13 »
Humboldt State University and College of the Redwoods have named Malcolm Gladwell’s bestseller, Outliers, The Story of Success, their Book of the Year for 2012/13.; Campus Collaboration Establishes Extensive Plant List »
A team of Humboldt State faculty and staff has completed a yearlong effort to overhaul the university’s campus standard plant list.; HSU Named “Best in the West” College by Princeton Review »
Humboldt State has been named one of the best colleges in the West by The Princeton Review.
Week of: Aug 12, 2012: HSU Hosts Quake/Tsunami Exhibit at County Fair »
For the 13th consecutive year, Humboldt State University, the Redwood Coast Tsunami Work Group and the California Emergency Management Agency will sponsor the Earthquake Tsunami Exhibit at the Humboldt County Fair, Aug. 15-26. Hours will be 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. in Hindley Hall in the commercial building.; HSU Welcomes Students with Upgrades Across Campus »
From upgraded “smart” classrooms to improved study space in the library, facilities planners and crews were hard at work this summer on several campus improvement projects.; HSU Investigating Soccer Team »
Humboldt State University is investigating multiple members of the Men’s Intercollegiate Soccer Team for alleged hazing, as well as violations of student and athletic codes of conduct.; Outside Magazine Names HSU Top School »
HSU has been named one of Outside Magazine’s top 25 colleges.; Osher Foundation Gives $500,000 for Transfer Student Scholarships »
The Bernard Osher Foundation has given a gift of $500,000 to Humboldt State University to create a new scholarship program for transfer students.; Campus Hosts Part-Time Job Fair Aug. 23 »
Humboldt State University’s Career Center will host a Part-Time Job Fair on Thursday, Aug. 23, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., to help returning students meet local employers about employment opportunities. Last year’s fair drew more than 2,000 students.; HSU Names Vice President for Administration »
Humboldt State University President Rollin Richmond has named Joyce Hendricks Lopes, Chief Business Officer and Assistant Superintendent at Western Placer Unified School District, Lincoln, CA, to be Vice President for Administration and Finance, effective Oct.1.
Week of: Aug 05, 2012: Light of Day: Selections from Humboldt State University’s Permanent Collection »
Humboldt State University First Street Gallery presents Light of Day: Selections from Humboldt State University’s Permanent Collection. The exhibit will run from August 21st through September 16th, 2012.; OLLI Open House Set for Aug. 11 at HSU »
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) will host its Fall 2012 Open House on Saturday, Aug. 11 from 1-3 p.m. at the Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center, 921 Waterfront Drive, Eureka. Early registration and OLLI faculty will be available.; Practice Fire Drill at 6 p.m. »
Humboldt State will conduct a practice fire drill in one of its campus residence halls Wednesday, August 8, at 6 p.m.; Teaching Institute Weighs Cultural Diversity Aug. 17 »
Biology Education Professor Kimberly Tanner of San Francisco State University will lead the keynote workshop “Cultural Competency in the Classroom” at the Fall Institute for Student Success on Friday, Aug. 17, 1:30-5:30 p.m. in the Behavioral and Social Sciences Building. Registration begins at 1 o’clock in the lobby.
Week of: Jul 29, 2012: The California State University Employee Update »
The following was provided by the CSU Chancellor’s Office.

The California State University has reached a tentative agreement on a successor contract with the California Faculty Association (CFA). The contract runs through June 30, 2014 and becomes effective upon ratification by CFA members and the CSU Board of Trustees.; Campus Hosts Humboldt Orientation Program Aug. 15-17 »
Humboldt State hosts its annual Humboldt Orientation Program (HOP) from Wednesday, Aug.15 through Friday, Aug. 17 in a combined single session that will be the biggest ever, comprising 1,300 incoming freshmen. The Family and Guest Program will coincide with orientation.; Fall Convocation Set for Aug. 17 in Van Duzer »
President Rollin Richmond and Provost Robert Snyder will welcome the campus community at Convocation ceremonies for the 2012/13 academic year on Friday, Aug. 17, at 8:30 a.m. in Van Duzer Theatre. Refreshments will be served immediately following in the Van Duzer Quad.
Week of: Jul 22, 2012: CSU Announces Partnership with Pearson eCollege on Cal State Online Initiative »
The following was provided by the CSU Chancellor’s Office

The California State University has selected Pearson eCollege as the partner to provide online course and program delivery services for the Cal State Online initiative. The announcement was made by the Cal State Online Board.; HSU Student Athletes Earn CCAA Honors »
Thirty-three Humboldt State student-athletes have earned California Collegiate Athletic Association All-Academic recognition for their accomplishments in the classroom during the 2011-12 school year.
Week of: Jul 15, 2012: Practice Fire Drill July 18 at HSU Campus »
The City of Arcata Fire Department will conduct a test drill at Jolly Giant Commons and the College Creek Apartments at Humboldt State University on Wednesday, July 18, from 7-9 p.m. All adjoining roads are slated to remain open during the exercise.; California State University Considers Budget Alternatives »
The following was provided by the CSU Chancellor’s Office.

With the state budget for 2012-13 now signed, the California State University Board of Trustees discussed budget options for the system at its regularly scheduled board meeting today. The final budget relies on the successful passage of the Governor’s tax measure in November. University officials laid out the difficult budget choices if voters don’t approve the measure and the CSU faces an additional $250 million mid-year “trigger” cut. Options include strategies to reduce payroll costs, a “triggered” mid-year tuition fee increase, enrollment reductions, and other ideas are all part of the contingencies being considered.; Wildlife Students Help With Pelican Rescue »
Humboldt State University wildlife students and staff are among the volunteers assisting with the care of waste-contaminated Brown Pelicans at the Bird Ally X/Humboldt Wildlife Care Center in Arcata.
Week of: Jul 08, 2012: Singh to Chair HSU’s Growing School of Business »
John Y. Lee, Dean of Humboldt State University’s College of Professional Studies, has announced the appointment of Hari Singh to be chair of the School of Business, succeeding Economics Professor Steve Hackett who served as interim chair.; New Head at Office of Distance & Extended Education »
Shih-Hsung (Alex) Hwu has been named Associate Vice President of Humboldt State University’s Office of Distance & Extended Education, effective July 23.
Week of: Jun 24, 2012: Dragon Summer: Works by Emerging HSU Alumni »
Humboldt State University First Street Gallery presents Dragon Summer: Works by Emerging HSU Alumni. The exhibit will run from July 5th through August 5th 2012.; Chancellor Reed Outlines Governor’s Final Budget Actions »
The following was provided by the CSU Chancellor’s Office.

CSU Chancellor Reed issued this statement June 28 concerning Governor Jerry Brown’s final budget package:

The governor signed the budget bill last night and this morning the Department of Finance posted a summary of the enacted budget package, including the Governor’s veto message. The final budget package is consistent with what was reported yesterday. The veto message includes some new information, as follows:; Trumpet Consort von Humboldt: ‘You Can’t Just Pucker Up and Blow’ »
You might reasonably assume that a trumpet made in 1996 or 2006 would be played pretty much the same way as a trumpet made, for example, in the 1660s in the reign of England’s Charles II.
Week of: Jun 17, 2012: HSU Ranked Among Top LGBT-Friendly Schools »
Humboldt State University has been ranked among the top friendliest schools for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students by the national non-profit Campus Pride.; Report Weighs Methods to Ease Local Homelessness »
A report on homelessness by a Humboldt State University institute says peer support, vocational training and inclusive governance are among the best ways to get the local homeless back on their feet and ease their plight.
Week of: Jun 10, 2012: HSU Names New College Readiness Chief »
Rose Sita Francia, an administrative, agriculture and nutrition specialist who was most recently an instructor at Mendocino College in Ukiah, has been named coordinator of Humboldt State University’s Early Assessment Program, succeeding Robert Sizoo.; California State University Board of Trustees Begins Search for Next Chancellor »
The following was issued by the CSU Chancellor’s Office.

California State University Board Chair Bob Linscheid today announced the appointment of seven trustee members to serve on the Special Committee for the Selection of the Chancellor. The Special Committee, chaired by Trustee Bill Hauck, will hold its first meeting on June 28 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Chancellor’s Office in Long Beach to receive input from CSU stakeholders and the public. The committee will meet in closed session following the public forum to discuss additional issues related to the search.; Karp Named Director of HSU Sponsored Programs Foundation »
Rhea Williamson, Dean of Humboldt State’s Office of Research and Sponsored Programs, has announced the appointment of Steve Karp to be the Director of the Sponsored Programs Foundation with immediate effect.
Week of: Jun 03, 2012: Registration Open for HSU’s Marine Sciences Summer Youth Program »
Registration is now open for the 2012 Marine Sciences Summer Program. The two-session program is an opportunity for young children aged 6 to 12 years old to learn about the coastal environment through fun and exciting activities. The first session runs July 9 through 13 and the second session runs July 16 through 20, and participants may pick and choose the days they wish to attend. Each day runs from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., and participants meet at the Humboldt State Marine Lab at 570 Ewing Street, Trinidad California 95570. Cost is $10 per day or $40 for the whole week.; Great Teaching Hinges on How Students Learn »
Humboldt State University’s Institute for Student Success (ISS) has put together a storehouse of practical tips for strong teaching.
Week of: May 27, 2012: Jacks win first-ever National Rowing Championship »
WEST WINDSOR, N.J. — After both races in the National Collegiate Athletic Association Div. II Rowing Championships were completed, there wasn’t a dry eye in the Humboldt State party as tears of joy fell for the Jacks’ first-ever National Championship.; CSU Employee Update for May 30, 2012 »
The following was provided by the CSU Chancellor’s Office.

CSU Community Discusses Options to Deal with Budget Cuts
Week of: May 20, 2012: CSU Faces Unprecedented Demand, Limited Space »
The following was provided by the CSU Chancellor’s Office.

The California State University today released preliminary systemwide data for the upcoming fall term indicating all-time highs in applications, and a year-over-year increase in the number of students admitted.; Students Digitize HSU Herbarium in 5,000 Hour Marathon »
A dozen Humboldt State undergraduates have completed a three-year, $125,000 National Science Foundation project creating a vast database of nearly 73,000 specimens in HSU’s Vascular Plant Herbarium.; CSU Budget Committee to Talk Cost Savings at May 23 Meeting; HSU Invited to Attend Presentation »
The California State University’s System-wide Budget Advisory Committee will meet Wednesday, May 23, to discuss cost reduction and revenue strategies in the face of unprecedented budget cuts to the CSU system. The meeting will be broadcast live online and the Humboldt State community is invited to attend a special presentation of the meeting from 10:30 to noon in Founders Hall 111.; EPA Launches Stormwater Management Design Competition for Students »
The EPA has launched a new design competition called the Campus RainWorks Challenge to encourage student teams on college and university campuses across the country to develop innovative approaches to stormwater management. The competition will help raise awareness of green design and planning approaches at colleges and universities, and train the next generation of landscape architects, planners and engineers in green infrastructure principles and design.; California State University Chancellor Charles B. Reed to Retire »
The following was provided by the CSU Chancellor’s Office.

California State University Chancellor Charles B. Reed announced today that he will retire as chancellor of the CSU following a 14-year tenure with the university system.; HSU Bookstore Gets Makeover »
The Humboldt State University bookstore is getting a facelift. Slated for a June 22 completion, the remodeling will include new flooring, upgraded display cases and an improved layout.
Week of: May 13, 2012: HSU First Street Gallery Presents Two New Videos Produced by HSU Students »
HSU First Street Gallery presents two, new, short videos featuring the artists Michael Guerriero and Erin Whitman who currently, each have separate, one-person exhibitions at First Street Gallery.; The California State University Employee Update »
The following was provided by the CSU Chancellor’s Office.

The CSU will receive an essentially flat budget in 2012-13 but faces an additional $250 million cut in November if voters reject Gov. Jerry Brown’s tax measure.
Week of: May 06, 2012: CFA Walks Out on Negotiations with CSU »
The following was provided by the California State University Chancellor’s Office

The California Faculty Association (CFA) walked out of negotiations with the California State University (CSU) on Saturday, May 5 after the two sides had resumed bargaining on May 3.; Humboldt State Hosts OLLI Open House June 2 »
Humboldt State University will host the summer open house of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute on Saturday, June 2, from 1-3 p.m., in the Great Hall of the College Creek Apartment Complex adjoining Harpst Street in Arcata.; HSU Students Cycle in Coastal AIDS Fundraiser »
Humboldt State University students and Humboldt County residents will take part in the annual AIDS/LifeCycle fundraising ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles, June 3-9.; Luke Ramseth Reaches Top Ten at Cycling Nationals »
Ogden, Utah—Only minutes into the 79-mile road race, someone in the pack moved the wrong way and about half of the 98 riders in the Division II men’s field crashed to the ground. Nate Abel’s Cervelo fork cracked. His front wheel bent like a taco. Riders scrambled to get off the pavement. Their bike jerseys were torn and blood-stained. It was a mess. “I thought I was going to stop,” said Abel, whose left eye was visibly bruised and swollen. “I squeezed my breaks, but then uh-oh.”; HSU and Plan It Green Host Marquee Green Conference »
Online registration is open for the July 19-21 Building Green Communities Conference and Trade Expo at Humboldt State University and the Arcata Community Center, cosponsored by HSU and Plan It Green, the Humboldt County-based educational non-profit that promotes sustainable economic development.; Upward Bound Gains $1.25 Million Federal Grant »
The U.S. Department of Education has awarded Humboldt State University’s Upward Bound program a $1.25 million grant to continue its initiatives that help disadvantaged youths attend college.; Grad Student Explores Tanoak Root Systems »
Graduate student Brandon Namm is putting the finishing touches on a multi-year research project that investigates an area few scientists have ventured before: Underground to understand the root systems of the tanoak.
Week of: Apr 29, 2012: AM Jazz Band Plays a Six-Pack of Jazz »
The AM Jazz Band plays a six-pack of jazz classics by the well-known and the under-appreciated on Thursday May 3 in the Fulkerson Recital Hall.; Humboldt Symphony Explores Musical Hybrids of Spring »
From Appalachia to Mexico, Berlin cabaret to the Beijing Opera, the Humboldt Symphony and guests explore musical hybrids on Friday evening, May 4 and Sunday afternoon, May 6 in the Fulkerson Recital Hall at HSU.; From Flamenco to Gypsy Jazz—HSU Guitar Ensemble Explores the Spanish Guitar »
HSU Guitar Ensemble explores music of the Spanish guitar from flamenco and classic sonatas to Gypsy jazz of the modern era, on Saturday May 5 in the Fulkerson Recital Hall.; From the Sublime to the Ridiculous with University Singers and Humboldt Chorale »
The University Singers, directed by Harley Muilenburg, perform the “Ave Maria” of famed 16th century composer Tomas L. de Victoria, and the gospel song, “Lord I Know I Been Changed.” They turn to contemporary tunes including “Requiem for the Masses” by popular music composer Terry Kirkman, and “Song of Songs” by contemporary English composer Patrick Hawes.; HSU Celebrates 2,200 Grads at May 12 Commencement »
Humboldt State University will host its 2012 Commencement ceremonies Saturday, May 12 in Redwood Bowl. An estimated 2,200 graduates from HSU’s three colleges are eligible to participate and President Rollin Richmond will preside.; Student Question About Mushroom’s Maple Syrup Odor Takes 27 Years to Answer »
When it comes to long-running student questions, Darvin DeShazer’s (’72, Biology, ’86, Education) might take the cake.; HSU Running Back Picked up by Carolina Panthers »
Humboldt State’s record-setting running back Lyndon Rowells has been signed by the Carolina Panthers as an undrafted free agent, according to a number of web sites tracking signings.; Senior Awarded $1K Small Business Scholarship »
Humboldt State University business senior Melanie Barnett has been awarded a $1,000 scholarship by Business Matchmaking, a California non-profit that links small business suppliers with state and federal buyers.

The gift scholarship, made under the auspices of HSU’s School of Business, recognizes Barnett as “an outstanding HSU business student interested in entrepreneurship.” It will help her finance her participation in a business studies program this summer in Switzerland.; HSU Honors Stem Cell Research Pioneer »
Humboldt State University President Rollin C. Richmond will confer an honorary doctorate degree at Commencement May 12 on one of the world’s prime movers of regenerative medicine and stem cell research.
Week of: Apr 22, 2012: Instant Drama at the Annual HSU 10 Minute Play Festival »
Instant drama, comedy and fantasy in concentrated form: it’s the 14th edition of the ever-popular HSU 10 Minute Play Festival, opening for five performances on April 25.; Calypso Band Presents Youthful Visitors for Spring Concert »
With a talked-about group of grade school percussionists from southern California called “We Got the Beat” as well as the HSU World Percussion Group to start things off, the Humboldt State Calypso Band presents high-energy dance music in its annual spring concert in the Van Duzer Theatre on Saturday April 28.; The California State University Employee Update »
The following was provided by the CSU Chancellor’s Office.

The California State University and the California Faculty Association (CFA) have agreed to return to bargaining on a successor contract in early May to resolve a limited number of issues that remain in dispute.; Grad Student’s Book Welcomes Visitors to ‘Conifer Country’ »
To Michael Kauffmann, a Biology graduate student and lecturer at HSU, the Klamath Mountain region is more than just a great place to hike. It’s a museum, he says, that tells the stories of over 3,500 species of plants.; Students Help Craft City Parks Plan »
“It’s like taking a puzzle and seeing how many pieces can fit together to please everyone within a budget,” says Chris Bryan, a Recreation senior in Steve Martin’s Environmental Planning Workshop class. The class is working on the master plan for Redwood Community Park and the Arcata Marsh, a document that will determine how these public spaces will be used for the next decade.; In a Word, What Does Humboldt Mean to You? »
Local radio DJ Mike Dronkers (’99, Journalism) says that HSU is like a “sandbox.”

“You can get in, you can get dirty, it’s kind of fun, you can make mistakes, nobody gets hurt, but at the end of the day, you learn what works and what doesn’t,” Dronkers says.; Survey Shows Library is Campus’s Most Popular Service »
The Campus Quality Survey: Spring 2012, available from the Institute of Research and Planning, demonstrates that the HSU Library is the most popular service on campus.; HSU Jazz Orchestra Revives A Jazz Legend »
Guest appearances by trumpeter Gilbert Cline and the entire Symphonic Band are part of the HSU Jazz Orchestra’s celebration of jazz legend Gil Evans on Friday April 27 at Fulkerson Recital Hall.; NOAA Issues Local River and Beach Safety Tips »
As coastal and inland spring temperatures start to warm, drowning risks multiply on North Coast beaches and rivers.; Rick Rosenthal to Premiere “Hot Tuna” at HSU »
Emmy-award winning cinematographer Rick Rosenthal (’67, Zoology) will return to Humboldt State May 1-2 to premiere his latest film about the bluefin tuna.; HSU Hosts Student Success Forums May 16 »
Humboldt State will host its second annual Institute for Student Success on Wednesday, May 16, comprising presentations, skill-building workshops and active discussions.
Week of: Apr 15, 2012: Opera Workshop’s Inclusive Spring Show »
With selections from West Side Story, Avenue Q and other musicals and operas, HSU Opera Workshop highlights the serious and comic treatment of race, gender and other bias in two performances with an early start: 7:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, April 20 and 21 in Fulkerson Recital Hall.; KHSU Airs Debate on the “New Atheism” »
Setting the stage for Humboldt State University’s Spring 2012 Philosophy Forum, KHSU-FM will air a discussion among philosophy faculty of “the New Atheism” and the age–old debate between science and faith on Tuesday, Apr. 17, at 7 p.m.; Austrian Film Judged Best Overall at Humboldt Film Festival »
Austrian Peter Bruenner’s film “In Our Hands” was named “Best of Fest” at the 45th Humboldt Film Festival, sponsored by Humboldt State University’s Department of Theatre, Film and Dance and billed as the oldest student-run international independent short film festival worldwide.; Love and Celebration with Madrigal Singers and MRT »
HSU Madrigal Singers perform songs of love and celebration from Renaissance times, and MRT jazz singers do the same in the modern idiom in their shared concert on Sunday night, April 29.; Students Digitize Century-Old Language Notebooks »
At Humboldt State University’s Cultural Resources Facility, student Brandy Hurtado is helping to preserve the contents of five student notebooks.; Inaugural Honors Dinner Salutes Academic Community »
Humboldt State University recognized the year’s distinguished alumni, faculty, students and staff during its first Humboldt State Honors Dinner.; Campus Honors Outstanding Students »
Continuing a tradition begun in 1950, Humboldt State University honored its Outstanding Students 2011-2012 at award ceremonies Apr. 19, hosted by President Rollin Richmond, Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Bob Snyder and Vice President of Student Affairs and Enrollment Peg Blake.; Relics of the Buddha Visit Arcata »
The HSU Religious Studies Club invites the campus community to an exhibition of a precious collection of sacred relics of the Buddha and many other Buddhist masters. The relics will be on display at the Veterans Hall Memorial Building, 1425 J St., in Arcata on. An opening ceremony takes place on Friday, April 27, from 6 to 8 p.m. The display continues on Saturday, April 28, from 10 to 7 p.m. and Sunday, April 29, from 10 to 5 p.m.; HSU Cycling is Conference Champion »
HSU Cycling is once again the Division II Western Collegiate Cycling Conference Champions in road racing, and HSU Cycling’s Luke Ramseth is once again the overall Division II Conference Champion. Twelve members of the HSU’s cycling team raced at conference championships in Reno this weekend. The team participated in the team time trial, criterium and road race events, finishing with enough points to win the title. Ramseth returned to Arcata with a medal, special yellow championship jersey and lucite star given only to the overall conference champions. He finished in sixth place in the Men’s A, 88-mile road race, in a tense finishing sprint with the main pack just seconds behind a lead breakaway of two riders from UC Davis and UC Santa Cruz.; Concerts Honor Visiting Composer at HSU »
Faculty and students of the HSU Music Department are combining to honor visiting composer Chen Yi in the best way possible: by playing her music and presenting it to a new North Coast public in two different concerts on April 22 and 23. These concerts are the centerpiece of the 4-day New Horizons Music Festival.; HSU Among Top Green Schools in the U.S. and Canada »
For the third year in a row, Humboldt State University has been rated among the most environmentally responsible colleges in the U.S. and Canada by the Princeton Review, an education services company, in partnership with the U.S. Green Building Council.
Week of: Apr 08, 2012: Atheism Advocate Lectures on ‘The Folly of Faith’ »
Atheist, author and physicist Victor Stenger will discuss his new book, “God and the Folly of Faith: The Incompatibility of Science and Religion,” when he delivers the keynote address at Humboldt State University’s Spring 2012 Philosophy Forum on Friday, Apr. 20, at 7 p.m. in the Behavioral and Social Sciences Building, room 166.; Evolutionary Anthropology Fundraiser Set for May 3 »
Humboldt State University’s Humboldt Center for Evolutionary Anthropology will hold its first annual fundraiser on Thursday, May 3, from 6:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. at Blue Lake Casino.; HSU Wins Plaudits for Excellence in Landscape Design »
Humboldt State University will receive a Landscape Design Commendation from California Garden Clubs, Inc.’s Landscape Design Council in ceremonies at the spring meeting of the Humboldt District of CGCI on Friday, Apr. 27, at 11 a.m. at the First Covenant Church, 2526 J Street, Eureka. Humboldt State President Rollin Richmond will receive the honor on the university’s behalf.; HSU Combos Jazz the Depot »
Four bands, three vocalists, with music ranging from gypsy jazz to post-bop and funk, classics to originals, and even an alien tune from a Star Wars bar—all in the HSU version of a relaxed and intimate jazz club, the Depot. Together it’s an evening with Jazz Combos on Saturday April 14.; Metal, Shooting Stars and Prize-Winning Sambas in HSU Percussion Concert »
HSU Percussion Ensemble mines metal and the HSU World Percussion Group plays prize-winning sambas in their shared concert on Sunday, April 15, in Fulkerson Recital Hall.; Library Hosts Staff and Faculty Poetry Readings »
The Humboldt State University Library will host an hour-long reading by campus poets in room 209, the second-floor Fishbowl, on Friday, Apr. 27 at 3 p.m. Staff and faculty poets will present brief selections of their works.; Waste Reduction Program Honored for Best Sustainability Practices »
Humboldt State University is among the 10 California State University campuses to win the 23-campus system’s Energy Efficiency and Sustainability Best Practices Awards for 2012.; Internship Program Helps Students Get Ahead »
When scores of international marimba players descend on Arcata next summer for the annual Zeltsman Marimba Festival, it will be due in large part to the work of Tiana Arriaga (’12, Business and French).; Campus Names Top Academics »
Humboldt State University President Rollin Richmond has accepted the University Senate’s recommendations of James Floss, Department of Communication, to receive the 2011/2012 Excellence in Teaching Award and Terry Henkel, Department of Biological Sciences, to receive the 2011/2012 Scholar of the Year Award.; Experts Weigh in on Marijuana Production’s Environmental Impact »
The HSU Marijuana Studies Working Group presents the first in a series of free public symposia on the ecological and human health impacts of the marijuana industry in the Emerald Triangle on Thursday, April 26 from 2 to 4 p.m. in the BSS Native Forum on Humboldt State University’s campus.; Campus Readies for 45th Humboldt Film Festival »
The Humboldt Film Festival presents THE POWER OF FILM, April 16-21 at the John Van Duzer Theater located on the Humboldt State University Campus.
Week of: Apr 01, 2012: The Chameleon Flute in Concert »
The flute can sound like a singer, mimic a violin or even imitate a blackbird—and in this concert featuring Laura Snodgrass on flute and Daniela Mineva on piano, it does all three, and more. The flute as chameleon is the theme on Friday, Apr. 6 at the Fulkerson Recital Hall.; Natural Brass in Spring Concert »
The Humboldt Bay Brass Band and its related ensembles—including the first U.S. student group to be invited to a prestigious event in New York City—perform classics and familiar tunes on Saturday, Apr. 7 at Fulkerson Recital Hall, under the direction of Gilbert Cline.; HSU Hosts California Big Time Apr. 7 »
Humboldt State University will host its fifth annual California Big Time and Social Gathering on Saturday, Apr. 7, noon to 7 p.m. in the Lumberjack Arena.; Many Rhythms Make For a Good Time at Spring Dance Concert »
From hip hop to ballet, Broadway to contemporary, HSU student dancers present their annual spring concert for five performances beginning Wednesday, Apr. 11 in the Van Duzer Theatre—including a dance recently honored at the American College Dance Festival.; Student Health Center Urges Flu Preventive Measures »
Humboldt State University’s Student Health and Wellness Center reports a spike in recent days in influenza cases and urges the campus community to take precautionary measures.; Forestry Dept. Awards $28K in Scholarships »
Humboldt State University’s Department of Forestry and Wildland Resources has awarded more than $28,000 in scholarships to 25 undergraduate and graduate students in the department.; HSU Hosts 53rd Annual Redwood Math Tourney »
Humboldt State University will host the 53rd Annual Redwood Empire Mathematics Tournament on Saturday, Apr. 21.; Distinguished Alumni Deliver Talks Across Campus »
Several of HSU’s 2012 Distinguished Alumni Award recipients will be presenting talks across campus on Friday, April 20.; HSU Students at Earth Day Weekend in Nation’s Capital »
Award-winning Humboldt State students will take part Earth Day Weekend, Apr. 21-23, in the National Sustainable Design Expo on the Washington Mall, sponsored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.; McCrone Awards Slated for Apr. 11 in Great Hall »
Humboldt State University’s Sponsored Programs Foundation will host the McCrone Promising Faculty Scholars & Graduate Fellowship Awards on Wednesday, Apr. 11, at 4 p.m. in the Great Hall of the College Creek Apartments.
Week of: Mar 25, 2012: Risky New Theatre Improvises New Play Every Night »
Humboldt State University’s Unscripted Sutras invite fans of theatre and comedy to An Unscripted Evening to see what happens when the playwright is tossed aside and a full-length play is made up on the spot, complete with improvised musical accompaniment and on-the-fly lighting.; Cycling Wraps Up Weekend Home Race »
HSU Cycling Team raced proudly on its home turf this weekend. Hayley Umayam stole the show, winning Sunday’s campus criterium one day after winning the 30-mile road race in the Women’s B category.; Students Sought for Education Advocacy Summit »
The Lobby Corps of HSU along with the California State Student Association is recruiting 10 Humboldt State students for the 17th annual California Higher Education Student Summit (CHESS) in Sacramento. The event runs April 20 through 23.; College Prep Program Wins $10K National Award »
Humboldt State University has won a $10,000 award for its TRiO Talent Search college-entrance program, which aids Humboldt County pupils in grades six through 12. Talent Search is a long-term federal initiative that serves low-income youths across the country who are potential first-generation college students.; HSU Wins National Honors for Community Involvement »
Humboldt State University has received top national honors for its direct, ongoing engagement with North Coast communities.; Filmmakers Capture ‘Legacy’ of California’s Environment »
During a recent film shoot in the Anza-Borrego Desert, HSU Film Professor David Scheerer stumbled upon something rarely caught on camera.; New Tsunami Maps Plan for Worst Case Scenarios »
Humboldt State University, the Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office and the Redwood Coast Tsunami Work Group have produced 14 new tsunami zone maps for Humboldt County, based on a worst-case tsunami.
Week of: Mar 18, 2012: Spring 2012 Humboldt magazine Preview »
Ultimate Disc! Forget Lazy Days Playing Catch in the Park. Generations of HSU Students Have Taken Discs to a Whole New Level.; Projections: Paintings and Mixed Media by Erin Whitman »
Humboldt State University First Street Gallery presents Projections: Paintings and Mixed Media by Erin Whitman, a lecturer in the Art Department at Humboldt State. The exhibit will run from April 3 through May 13, 2012.; Library Partners with Yale to Digitize Local Historian’s Photographs »
Hundreds of historic photographs collected by the late Humboldt State University photographer Peter Palmquist (’65, Art) will be available online for students, researchers and historians later this year, thanks to a partnership between the HSU Library and Yale University’s Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library.; Redwood Jazz Alliance Continues Spring Season with Kitty Margolis »
The Redwood Jazz Alliance and the Humboldt Arts Council proudly presens vocalist Kitty Margolis and her trio on Friday, Mar. 30 at 8 p.m. at the Morris Graves Museum of Art, 636 F Street, Eureka, Calif. Margolis’s trio features pianist Murray Low, bassist John Shifflett and drummer Allison Miller.; Popular “Love, InshAllah” Arrives at HSU Bookstore »
The Humboldt State University campus bookstore has taken delivery of “Love, InshAllah, the Secret Love Lives of American Muslim Women.”

Co-editors Ayesha Mattu and Nura Maznavi will read excerpts on Tuesday, Apr. 3 at 5 p.m. in the HSU Library Fishbowl.; CenterArts Presents Cirque Dreams in ‘Pop Goes the Rock’ »
CenterArts presents Cirque Dreams in Pop Goes The Rock on Thursday, Apr. 26 at 8 p.m. in the Van Duzer Theatre, HSU.; CenterArts Presents Bruce Cockburn »
CenterArts presents Bruce Cockburn on Sunday, Apr. 29 at 8 p.m. in the Van Duzer Theatre, HSU.; CenterArts Presents Patti Smith »
CenterArts presents Patti Smith on Thursday, May 10 at 8 p.m. in the Van Duzer Theatre, HSU.; Cycling Team Takes Honors in Weekend Races »
The HSU Cycling Team danced onto the podium in several categories this weekend with dazzling finishes in the Crockett Road Race and downtown Berkeley criterium.; Smullin Foundation Gives $400,000 for Business Internships »
Over the next five years, Humboldt State University will be able to offer 150 paid internships to business students, thanks to a $400,000 gift from the Patricia D. & William B. Smullin Foundation.; Celebrating the Eel River Salmon Run »
Humboldt State University First Street Gallery presents Celebrating the Eel River Salmon Run with art by Michael Guerriero. The exhibition of works on paper, canvas and mixed-media commemorate the return of higher population levels of salmon in the Eel River watershed.; HSU Tests Emergency Alert System March 22 »
Humboldt State University will test its campus-wide Emergency Alert System on Thursday, March 22, from 10:50 to 11 a.m.; Making Humboldt Her Campus Through Online Magazine »
She’s only a sophomore, but already, Zoe Berman has made Humboldt her campus. As the founder and editor in chief of Humboldt’s Her Campus online magazine, she’s working hard to help her fellow students feel more connected to their campus, too.; Student Pursues International Horizons »
Hawaiian political science major Ninamarie Jeffrey already aspired to be a world citizen and human rights activist when she learned of Humboldt State’s Graduation Pledge to social and environmental responsibility. Now the Hilo junior is combining the two.; Wildlife Students Nab First Place in Quiz Bowl »
Humboldt State students took home first place in the Western Student Conclave wildlife quiz bowl Mar. 9-12 at the University of Idaho.; University Center Evacuated Briefly for Fire Alarm »
Humboldt State University Police and the Arcata Fire Department responded to a fire alarm sounded at 8:41 Thursday morning, Mar. 22, at University Center.
Week of: Mar 11, 2012: Humboldt Named Among America’s Best in Environmental Studies »
Enviance, Inc. and Environmental Leader named Humboldt State University as one of the “Sustainable 16,” a group of 16 colleges and universities who exemplify excellence in environmental academics.; Schatz Engineers Develop Solar-Powered Clean Water Device »
Engineers at Humboldt State’s Schatz Energy Research Center (SERC) are using their expertise in sustainable technology to increase clean water access in the developing world.

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