Humboldt State University

Humboldt State University, founded in 1913 in Arcata, California, is renowned for its strong emphasis on environmental sustainability and social justice, integrated within a comprehensive liberal arts education.

Overview

Humboldt State University (HSU) is a public university in Northern California, part of the California State University system, known for its commitment to environmental research and sustainability. HSU offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs, with notable strength in environmental science, biology, and natural resources. The university fosters a community engaged in social justice, equity, and inclusion, reflecting these values across its academic and campus activities. HSU's location in the Redwood region provides unique opportunities for hands-on learning and research in environmental and ecological studies. The university is also committed to serving the local and indigenous communities through collaborative projects and cultural initiatives. Facilities on campus support innovative research and student initiatives aimed at addressing global environmental challenges.