HSU student teacher gets scholarship
ARCATA — Humboldt State University student teacher Emily McPhail is the recipient of a $500 scholarship from the Epsilon Pi chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Society.
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HSU program for baby boomers received $1 million
ARCATA — The Bernard Osher Foundation has donated $1 million — one of the largest cash gifts in Humboldt State University history — to HSU’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute.
HSU offers internship grants for employers
Humboldt State University Career Center is offering four matching fund “mini-grants” to local employers to hire HSU interns. The $500 grants would be used to pay intern stipends for their time working in a career-related field during
Hydrogen car tested at HSU
Humboldt State University’s Schatz Energy Research Center is road testing a smog-free, hydrogen-powered Toyota fuel cell hybrid vehicle as part of an effort to commercialize the smog-free car in five years.
HSU Students Engineer a Smooth Ridin’ Smoothie Rider
Come ride to your heart’s delight! On December 15th, engineering students at Humboldt State University (HSU) will unveil their Smooth Ridin’ bike-powered blender for all to see.
HSU’s Academic Senates votes to expedite program elimination process
In an effort to make Humboldt State University’s budget sustainable in the long term, HSU’s Academic Senate agreed Wednesday that eliminating some programs would likely be necessary, and — in an effort to expedite the process — created a
Students Get $1.6 Million for Stem Cell Research
HSU students who are involved in the research of stem cell applications may see an increase in funding and government support.
New Policy Gives Students a Voice
Students are currently filling out instructor evaluations, but they have never been able to evaluate administrators, until now. Senior Communications Officer Paul Mann said the reason for the new policy was to “make it fair.” He points to the fact that staff and faculty are already being evaluated.
HSU’s Academic Senate looks at future budget cuts
In a special meeting today to determine how and where future cuts can be made, the Humboldt State University Academic Senate will discuss how it can make the school’s budget sustainable over time.
HSU alumnus honored nationally as professor of the year
A Humboldt State University alumnus was recently picked as a 2009 Top U.S. Professor of the Year for his innovation and diligence at University Montana Western.
High demand prompts HSU to close window for applications
Humboldt State University announced Thursday it will not accept any more applications for incoming students in the fall of 2010 after more than 11,000 applied.
New Discovery Comes from Program on Chopping Block
Years of lumber mill toxins being dumped into the Arcata harbor may have created a new type of creature unique to Humboldt County. It may be the savior for polluted wetlands around the world.
KHSU wants public input on programming
KHSU will have a Community Advisory Group meeting Dec. 9 to obtain public input on the station’s programming and operations. The meeting will be from 6:30 p.
HSU president updates school on budget woes
Humboldt State University President Rollin Richmond highlighted the California State University system’s continuing budget struggles in a memo sent out Monday to students and staff, confirming that although furloughs would soon end for HSU, its
Finding Funds Elsewhere HSU Loses Competition for Federal Grant
Although HSU did not get awarded any of the $35 million in the first round, Bissell said there is no reason to think that Humboldt won’t be awarded in the second round where $100 million will be given out in Teacher Quality Partnership grants by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.