Campus News

Efforts large and small saw Humboldt State University through the latest round of PG&E power shutdowns--an event that caused plenty of angst as classes were canceled for three days and regular work was put on hold due to closure of campus.

Humboldt State’s Fourth Annual Zero Waste Conference will feature a week of food, workshops, speakers, documentaries, and more, seeking to “Rethink, Reshape, Reclaim Systems for a Waste Revolution.”

Another power shutdown led to a campus closure that began Saturday, October 25 at 9 a.m.

Humboldt State University has been named a Green College in the 10th annual Princeton Review Guide to Green Colleges.

The Humboldt State University Student Health & Wellbeing Services (SHWS) has earned prestigious re-accreditation from the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC).

In celebration of American Archives Month, Humboldt State University Library Special Collections is hosting Humboldt History Digitization Day on Saturday, Oct. 26 from 12-4 p.m. in the Special Collections research room on the third floor of the Library. Community members are invited to digitally preserve their individual, family, or special histories.

The Department of Athletics at Humboldt State University will be recognizing former head rowing coach Robin Meiggs at halftime of the Lumberjacks’ women’s basketball game vs. Sonoma State on Thursday, November 21. Tip-off is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. at Lumberjack Arena at Humboldt State.

The California State University (CSU) Board of Trustees will begin the search for the university’s next chancellor to succeed Timothy P. White, who announced his intent to retire at the end of the 2019-20 academic year.

Under White’s tenure CSU expanded student access and success with enrollment and graduation rates reaching all-time highs.

Through partnerships with local tribes and agencies, a past summer intensive for Indigenous undergraduates integrates Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) and conventional approaches to research in natural resources.

Starting next fall, all new freshmen who graduate from a local high school will be offered an annual scholarship of $1,000 at Humboldt State University.

The Humboldt State community proved its outdoorsiness by winning first place in the Western Region of the 2019 AORE Campus Challenge.

From the coasts of Australia to bustling cities in Taiwan, Humboldt State University offers numerous study abroad programs in more than 15 countries for students to expand their higher education experience.

HSU’s Department of Theatre, Film & Dance present Heathers The Musical, beginning Friday, October 25.

Check out the highlights, updates, game schedules, and more. Go Jacks!

The campus community rallied to make sure students were safe, fed, warm, and comfortable last week as widespread power outages impacted the state.

A groundbreaking microgrid developed to provide renewable power and energy resiliency for the Blue Lake Rancheria was put to the test during the recent statewide outage.

Native American students, faculty, and staff at Humboldt State University will host the 26th Annual Indigenous Peoples Week October 13-19. This event will focus on indigenous concerns and consist of films, art, panel discussions, potluck, dance, games, and more.

Humboldt State University will be joining thousands of other institutions, businesses, and people participating in the 11th annual Great ShakeOut on Thursday, Oct. 17, 2019 at 10:17 a.m.

The priority application period for students who want to attend Humboldt State University in Fall 2020 is open.

From a Q&A with President Tom Jackson, Jr. and a professor's essay on California wildfires to concussion research at HSU, it's the Fall 2019 edition of Humboldt magazine.

A report from Humboldt State’s Schatz Energy Research Center describes the scale of backup generator (BUGS) use, and the associated pollutant emissions, in economically developing countries worldwide. This study is the first global report on BUGS -- and the first step in understanding how and where these generators might most effectively be replaced with renewable energy.

A report from Humboldt State’s Schatz Energy Research Center describes the scale of backup generator (BUGS) use, and the associated pollutant emissions, in economically developing countries worldwide. This study is the first global report on BUGS -- and the first step in understanding how and where these generators might most effectively be replaced with renewable energy.

Three new degree pathways will prepare College of the Redwoods students in Social Justice, Environmental Science, and Social Work and Human Services to attend Humboldt State University and other four-year schools.

The community is invited to the Presidential Investiture Events for Tom Jackson, Jr., including an Investiture Scholarship Dinner that will raise funds for student scholarships.