By Nick Escalada This past year felt like a prolonged clash of highs and lows for the film industry, with blockbuster hits like Dune: Part 2 and Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga being offset by the likes of… ...

The plant that once towered above the dinosaurs By Jess Carey Dinosaurs once roamed through forests of giant horsetails, large bamboo-like plants up to 100 feet tall. Today’s horsetails may seem ta… ...

Finding these fellas may seem easy, but when you want to find a ton of friends, there are specific places to go. This is your ticket to finding the most majestic creatures you’ve ever seen. This is ...

Online classes don’t feel like real learning and stifle student motivation Spring semester has turned into one of the worst semesters of my life, and online classes aren’t helping. Don’t get me wrong, ...

About half of Xoë Sioux’s wardrobe is covered in scraps of fabric, plastered with the names and logos of various bands and bits of art. “The whole thing about punk is to dress your own way, how you ...

By Mario Orozco The end of Mar’s Gaming Garage is here, and I can’t think of a better way to put the series to rest than with one of my favorite games. For the finale of Mar’s Gaming Garage, I chose ...

University expects the new microgrid will provide about 25-30% of current annual campus electricity needs by Brad Butterfield Striving for sustainability and nestled in among the indomitable redwood ...

By Mia Costales Towering above me as I shrank into the carpetwas a giant woman wearing a crown of gold Her stare pierced my skinand her clothes were wornbearing the marks of her life both young and… ...

I love bagels. Fresh, warm, crispy, chewy, and loaded up with toppings. There’s really nothing like a bagel on a Saturday morning, or a bacon egg and cheese on an everything bagel. That being said, I ...

Sitting in my seat in the Van Duzer Theatre’s mezzanine, I was anxious to see how a cartoon favorite such as SpongeBob Squarepants would be brought to life on stage. The moment that curtains opened to ...

By Eli Farrington and Noah Pond Dimly lit fluorescent lights hung from the ceiling as the unromantic scent of beans and gasoline wafted through the air. It was Valentine’s Day, and sophomore mechan… ...

Cal Poly Humboldt fisheries professor is working with local tribes to create better fishing stewardship practices. By Gabriel Zucker Jose Marin Jarrin is a new assistant professor in the department… ...