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Humboldt Weekly University Notices - Students edition - Please do not reply to this message
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
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1) How can we improve transportation to campus?
Share ideas and experiences with our planners at
the Transportation Focus Group.
Wed, April 29, 9-10am in the Library Fishbowl.
Morgan P King
FacMgt-Sustainabilty
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2) May 6 is Bike to Work/School Day!
Ride a bike on May 6 for Bike to Work/School Day,
get free food, drinks, tune-ups and U-lock, and
join us for a group ride. See link for details:
Morgan P King
FacMgt-Sustainabilty
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3) Preferential Carpool Parking Promotion
April 20 - May 1, with one or more passengers
get preferential carpool parking at no additional
cost! See this flier for details
Morgan P King
FacMgt-Sustainabilty
ideaFest 2026 is Fri., May 1 in the Library!
200+ students, faculty, and staff will share
research, performances, art, & digital projects!
Jessica Welch
Library
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5) **Forever Humboldt Giants Game**
Mark your calendars for a special night at Oracle
Park! Tailgate and watch the Giants vs. Cubs on
June 13!
Jonathan Reynoso
UnivAdv: Alumni Rel
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6) **Forever Humboldt in the Central Coast!**
Forever Humboldt is traveling to Modesto and Fort
Bragg this weekend to connect with alumni and
friends
Jonathan Reynoso
UnivAdv: Alumni Rel
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7) Undergraduate History Conference, May 1-2
Keynote address explores phenomenon of Christian
'rebirth' among Pietists,whose conversion attempts
became spectacular media events. More details at:
Peggy Stewart
History Department
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8) Geology Colloquium - 4/28/26, 1:00 PM in FH 25
"How we Measure Earthquakes: Ground Motion Data in
Northern CA & Beyond", by Lisa Schleicher, PhD,
Geophysicist, USGS Nat'l Strong Motion Data Ctr.
Laurie R Marx
Geology