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The administration at Cal Poly Humboldt made the abrupt decision to prioritize its on-campus housing for first-year freshmen and transferring students, forcing second-year students to be evicted and find alternative housing at the start of the next semester.

Most Blessings Don't come into Our lives Kicking & Screaming, Then cuddling beyond Wildest dreams... Still, we wonder If everything is ok When his eyes...

Lecsi Prince, co-owner of the mobile Cam's Pizza stand, jokes that pizza was her partner Cameron Calder's first solid food. "My parents put pizza in...

Editor: As always, I was delighted by Talia Rose's photos ("Wild 2.0," Feb. 9). As a wildlife photographer myself, I appreciate the patience, focus (no...

My family was evicted from our Oakland apartment in November of 2018. Since then, I've stayed in motels, on church floors, in homeless shelters and...

Editor: Thank you, NCJ, for making sure the recent behavior at the Eureka Chamber of Commerce awards gala is no longer considered acceptable ("Uncomfortable," Feb....

The California Public Records Act is a vital piece of legislation, enshrining the rights of access and the principles of sunshine into the state's constitution,...

Editor: We have been hearing through emails, Facebook and Neighbor Next Door about the need for an extreme weather shelter (Mailbox, Feb. 2). We recently...

As Cal Poly Humboldt's popularity increases, so do long-standing housing issues

Father David Paul Shewmaker left this world on February 9, 2023 at the age of 78 after battling congestive heart failure for two years. He was in his home surrounded by the redwood forest and practicing centering prayer when he passed. A memorial service will be held at Christ Episcopal Church i