“This review has been very revealing and speaks to several areas, at all levels and by all officers, that warrant significant action,” said HSU President Tom Jackson, Jr. “It’s vital that we understand any issues in our police department. I’ve been very clear that I expect to see immediate and clear steps taken to begin resolving these issues.”
HSU PD Chief Donn Peterson retiring from post
The University thanks Peterson for his dedicated service over the past five years. Peterson has participated and created several programs that have improved the overall safety of our campus.
Humboldt State sets roadmap for post-COVID sustainability
Colleagues, These past two months have been difficult and challenging for all of us. We are living in unprecedented times. Like me, I am sure each of you have heard from your colleagues in higher education about the challenges this pandemic has created at institutions across the nation. Below you will find information about how…
HSU Investigating alleged faculty misconduct
The investigation follows anonymous reports received by the University last Thursday. Significant progress has been made since the allegations first surfaced. Given the severity of the allegations, the University has taken precautionary steps in order to protect students from harm.
HSU tallies toll of Wednesday’s epic downpour
Humboldt State Facilities Management Yesterday evening, shortly after 5 p.m., the campus was hit with a deluge of water spanning approximately 45 minutes. The volume of water experienced in this short time period impacted several of our buildings. Facilities Maintenance staff was on site well into the evening dealing with the impacts. We may continue…
HSU-to-Northtown pedestrian walkway ablaze in new LED light
BRIGHT IDEA The pedestrian walkway connecting L.K. Wood Boulevard with G Street over U.S. Highway 101 is now much brighter at night, thanks to an upgrade of the lighting there. The lights were converted to high-intensity, energy efficient LED lamps at a cost of $33,700. Humboldt State contributed $18,000 to the project; Measure Z covered…
Mayor Brett Watson: Welcome to Arcata 2019
As your Mayor and an alumnus of Humboldt State University, I’d like to be among the first to welcome you to Arcata! If you’re a returning student, welcome back! It’s people like you who help us create a more diverse and vibrant community. While you’re here, I encourage you to get to know your city and…
KHSU’s road map taking shape – announcement to come Friday
Kevin L. Hoover Mad River Union ARCATA – Humboldt State University is expected to announce later today tomorrow, Friday, Aug. 9 that it has forged an interim alliance with Capital Public Radio (CPR) in Sacramento to stabilize radio station KHSU as further options are developed. According to informed sources, CPR will provide state and local content…
An HSU student’s fresh perspective on Humboldt’s unique opportunities
Arcata Chamber of Commerce ARCATA – Arcata Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Joellen Clark-Peterson recently interviewed Humboldt State University student Lauren Murphy from Pacific Grove, a biology student with an emphasis on ecology and biodiversity. Why did you choose HSU? I was applying to schools for a biology degree. I only visited schools after I…
KHSU aftermath aired before KEET board, on TV
Jack Durham Mad River Union EUREKA – Former KHSU volunteers, many still in mourning following the sudden dismantling of their beloved radio station, are now looking at alternative forms of community radio. Five former KHSU volunteers attended the April 18 meeting of the KEET-TV Board of Directors and asked the PBS station to consider creating…