Reviving the Language – and Culture – of the Wailaki People
via Humboldt State NOWFor the first time in generations, people are beginning to speak Wailaki, thanks in part to the efforts of Native American Studies Professor Kayla Begay.
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Taking measurements in a geomorphology class
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Finding inspiration at a campus art exhibit
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Learning to plot coastal erosion at nearby Big Lagoon
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Teaching 4th-graders about social justice
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Interpretive hike in a forest near campus
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