The news comes as Santa Clara County Public Health announced the team could return to practice at its home field after Santa Clara County’s COVID-19 risk level was downgraded from the red to orange tier — or moderate level.
HSU suppresses COVID, hosts out-of-town team
Daniel Mintz Mad River Union HUMBOLDT – Following a high profile disagreement between the president of Humboldt State University (HSU) and the county’s health officer, COVID-19 has not shown any signs of significant on-campus transmission. That news comes as the university has controversially agreed to host a football team from San Jose State University for…
HSU campus closed because of the smoke, but online learning, ops continue
Due to smoke from the wildfires, campus is CLOSED for Thursday, Sept. 10. Any outdoor activity or outdoor instruction should not be moved indoors. Virtual instruction and operations will continue. You are encouraged to stay indoors if possible.
One more HSU student tests positive as initial testing for residents is completed
The affected students have been moved to rooms on campus that are set aside for isolation. The University is providing ongoing support including health and wellness checks with the students, as well as delivery of meals and other necessities.
Hospitalizations rise as COVID-19 advances; Tom, Terry spar over reopening
Cases could be 5-10 times those confirmed; dread, tension mount Daniel Mintz Mad River Union HUMBOLDT – The county’s total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases has gone beyond 300 but the actual number could be 10 times that. And the steepening climb of cases is beginning to be reflected in hospitalizations. The status of COVID-19’s…
HSU Employee tests positive for COVID-19
No one in the campus community had contact with the employee, as they followed protocol and isolated at home when the symptoms began. The employee has not been back on campus since that time, and is expected to recover soon and return to work. Staff at Public Health praised the employee’s actions as well as campus protocol for helping to avoid additional contacts.
Humboldt State announces first COVID-19 case
The student is asymptomatic and has been moved to a room on campus that was set aside for isolation. The University will be conducting frequent health and wellness checks with the student, as well as providing meal delivery and other necessities. Our campus community knows this is a challenging situation for this student and offers sincere best wishes for a quick recovery.
Experts examine anti-Asian racism
KEET-TV HUMBOLDT – KEET-TV, Taiko Swing Humboldt and Humboldt State University Library’s L4HSU Series invite everyone to a free Zoom panel discussion on Wednesday, July 1 at 7 p.m. The focus is on “Anti-Asian Racism and Justice Reform: A Local and National Perspective” featuring local Asian community members and national Asian justice reform leaders. With…
HSU reaffirms support for Dreamers. Chancellor: ‘truly outstanding’ decision
“The decision by the Supreme Court of the United States to reject the rescission of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program is a truly outstanding and welcome outcome, especially for the nearly 700,000 DACA recipients nationwide, including thousands of students and employees of the California State University (CSU).
HSU to offer some face-to-face instruction this fall
Fully 25 percent of all HSU courses have labs, activities, and field-based experiences, and up to about half of those course sections can now be offered with face-to-face instruction in the Fall. The courses range from Art and Forestry to Social Work and Zoology, and were included in the request based on a number of factors related to pedagogy, learning objectives, and accreditation requirements.