Barn owls, with their big, mottled brown wings and distinctive white faces, can be spotted all over Northern California’s wine country. Attentive travelers may spot the owl boxes that dot vineyards, simple nests that ranchers and farmers put up to invite the owls to their land.
At the end of each semester, some students find they have extra meal plan points that they haven’t used to purchase food on campus. Now, those points can be put to good use: helping other students.
HSU Mathematics Professor Chris Dugaw was recently awarded a Coast Guard Meritorious Public Service Medal for his role in a dangerous, stormy, nighttime rescue in the forest in 2016.
Developing a business idea may seem like a daunting process, but Humboldt State University’s Startup Weekend, put on by the Entrepreneur’s Club with support from the School of Business, aims to give students a short, sweet taste of launching a startup business.
A new, streamlined teaching credential program will help Humboldt State students earn a degree more quickly, and aims to address a teacher shortage affecting local communities.
Recognized for its sustainable campus and programs, Humboldt State will explore ways of incorporating climate change courses into the core curriculum while reinforcing campus sustainability and social justice.
It’s Friday night in Karaganda, Kazakhstan, where locals are catching the latest episode of "Hello, Птича!" (“Hello, Little Bird!”), Kazakh broadcaster Novoe TV’s weekly English-lan
More than 850 Lumberjacks have served in the Peace Corps, including 31 currently volunteering worldwide – showing an ongoing commitment to volunteering, communities, and the environment.
The HSU Library will celebrate its new "Special Collections":http://library.humboldt.edu/humco/ research space on March 1. The grand opening, featuring distinguished guests and speakers, marks an opportunity for current and future research related to Humboldt County.
The 20th Annual International Latino Film Festival will be held February 27 and 28, and March 1 at the Mill Creek Cinema in McKinleyville, 6 - 10:20 p.m.
With cameras in hand, homeless college students in Humboldt County will capture their experiences through a new Humboldt State University photo project.
A major study on student food insecurity and homelessness affecting students in the 23-campus California State University system was released recently as the CSU held a conference addressing the topic on Feb. 7-8 at CSU Sacramento.
Humboldt State University President Lisa Rossbacher has been appointed to lead an initiative to increase the number of students from Tribal Nations who enroll and graduate from the California State University system.
International Education Week will be coming to Humboldt State University February 5 - 9 for its annual celebration and recognition of cultures and educational opportunities all over the world.
A Humboldt State community of students, staff, and local businesses helped distant communities rebuild structures and their lives following natural disasters.
The HSU Zero Waste Conference invites the community to explore interdisciplinary approaches to sustainability on Feb. 9 and 10. This year’s theme is “Beyond Barriers: Imagining Our Zero Waste Future.”
A community leader behind a food revolution in urban areas will help Humboldt State celebrate and recognize African-American achievements throughout U.S. history.
From recycling to donating leftovers, Humboldt State has been lauded for wasting less and recovering more food through a multifaceted approach that involved several departments across campus.
A groundbreaking renewable energy project led by Humboldt State University’s Schatz Energy Research Center won the 2018 Project of the Year Award for Distributed Energy Resources (DER) Integration at the annual DistribuTECH conference held this week in San Antonio, Texas.
