Campus News

Science Building Reopens

Humboldt State University’s Science A building has reopened after test samples showed the building’s interior free of asbestos fibers.

Extended Closure for Memorial Day Weekend

The Humboldt State University campus will be closed for holidays and furloughs on Friday, May 28, Monday, May 31, and Tuesday, June 1. The extended, five-day closure spans Memorial Day weekend.

CSU Employee Update, May 18

_The following update was provided by the CSU Chancellor’s Office._ A ruling this week in a case heard in Superior Court in Alameda County will allow the California State University campuses to proceed to offer “self-supported” summer sessions rather than having to use limited state funds to provide the classes or eliminate the summer sessions.

CSU Employee Update, May 13

_The following update was provided by the CSU Chancellor’s Office._ The California State University generates $17 billion in economic activity and supports more than 150,000 jobs in California annually, according to a report released this week.

Engineering Program Gets $700,000 for Green Jobs Training

Arcata, Calif.—The National Science Foundation has awarded Humboldt State University’s Environmental Resources Engineering Department a $700,000 grant to fund a professional Master’s degree in renewable energy and water resources.

HSU Summer Street Closures Start May 20

To accommodate the final phases of College Creek housing construction, Humboldt State University’s Harpst Street will be closed from L.K. Wood Boulevard to Rossow Street from Thursday, May 20, through late August.

Study Highlights HSU’s Economic Impact

Humboldt State University has an annual economic impact of $190 million and sustains more than 2,300 jobs on the North Coast, according to a new study released today by the California State University system.

HSU Scientists Pinpoint Acute Forest Fire Threat

Humboldt State University researchers have confirmed that the prolonged invasion of coastal woodlands by sudden oak death poses an acute new forest fire threat to large portions of southern Humboldt, and Marin and Sonoma Counties.

Year's Top Students Have Passion for Their Fields

From divergent academic disciplines, Humboldt State University's two top undergraduates exemplify the same qualities, according to the many faculty and staff who know them: leadership, teamwork and a passion for their callings.

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Book Showcases Historic HSU Photos

A new book by alumna Katy Tahja offers a fun and quirky photographic tour through HSU’s nearly 100-year history. Titled simply “Humboldt State University,” it contains more than 200 archival photos. Many have never previously been published.

United Indian Health Services Honors HSU

United Indian Health Services Inc. honored HSU with its Friends Are Good Medicine award at its 40th anniversary brunch and award ceremony on March 31 at the Blue Lake Hotel and Casino’s Sapphire Palace.

Student Arrested for Acquaintance Rape

Humboldt State University Police arrested a 19-year-old Humboldt State University freshman Friday night for an acquaintance rape that allegedly took place in the early morning of Sunday, April 19. The incident reportedly occurred in the campus residence halls.

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Greening Graduation

On May 15, the Redwood Bowl will be flooded with green and gold for Humboldt State University's 2010 Commencement.

HSU Bolsters Science for Elementary Teachers

Humboldt State University is laying plans to equip current and future elementary school teachers with new, inquiry-based science methods, in partnership with science learning centers and outdoor educators.

HSU Hosts Chile Quake Report

Humboldt State University will host a presentation of findings on the recent Chile earthquake and tsunami on Monday, April 26, at 5 p.m. in Founders Hall Room 118.

Natural History Museum: Renowned Author Leads Sharing Nature Workshop

The Redwood Science Project and the HSU Natural History Museum bring world renowned naturalist and author, Joseph Cornell to the North Coast for a lecture and two-day workshop. Joseph is the author of six books including "Sharing Nature with Children" and "Sharing the Joy of Nature." His activities, including Heart Beat of a Tree, Camera, and Wild Animal Scramble, are staples of summer camps, nature classes, and after-school children's programs.

HSU Hosts 51st Redwood Math Tourney

Humboldt State University’s Department of Mathematics will host its 51st annual Redwood Empire Mathematics Tournament on Saturday, April 24, from 8:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Founders Hall Green and Gold Room.