r/CalPolyHumboldt

I’m transferring this fall and I’m going to be living on the second floor with a B room. How’s life living at college creek? Are the walls thin?

hi I’m a incoming freshman moving into redwood I was reading the ResLife handbook and it said no additional furniture was allowed and I’m curious what that actually means in practice? I’m planning on lofting my bed to the top so I assumed that would give me some extra space for maybe a small storage shelf or plastic organizer that I could bring in but now I’m unsure. The rule in the handbook is supper vague and any clarification would be super appreciated. specifically would items usually allowed in dorms like a small storage ottoman, rolling cart, or small moveable shelf be allowed (think classic cube shelf)?

I’m moving back up there tomorrow because my family is moving out of state so it makes the most sense for me to just go back to Humboldt. The thing is all my friends are at home for the summer and I have nothing to do except chud out and doomscroll. I’m looking for people to hang out with and I’m down to do literally anything I just need to not be alone all summer thanks gang 🙏

Hey yall I’m starting classes on August 25. Not going for the dorms since I have a cat. Any suggestions or tips on finding a place in time?

Applying last minute for Humboldt and curious to see how people fare socially. I'm from LA so i'm used to city life and having options of where to hang and meet people, and although I like nature I'm afraid I might feel isolated in Arcata. I'm also curious about how many Asians there are on campus or in the wildlife program as an Asian myself.

How are clubs, are they active? Any fun clubs going around like bouldering/ dancing/ archery/ etc? Are people in the wildlife program chill? Any parties or fun public events generally? Any clubbing lol

Regarding the Wildlife B.S., if you've been in the program how did you like it? Is it a mix of field work and lab work or research? Did you feel like there were many options towards employment after graduation?

OH and housing.. I'd have to figure that out, same with transportation. Are bikes common? Or would it be better to get around with a car?

Hi, I'm a freshman student coming in for the fall semester. I just got my room assignments and I'm just wondering what are some essentials I'll need living in the dorms? Any help is greatly appreciated, thank you!

I've only ever lived in College Creek when it was mostly for transfers and upper classmen.... Judging by these virtual images of how the suite is in HHM....... don't exactly like it.

What are my options, are there any off-campus locations in Arcata that is worthwhile at this moment, even when it means needing to dorm with one or two other persons in a room?

Hey all,

I am a home owner who is going through changes in life.

With those changes I will have 1 room available for sure and possibly 2 depending on what happens. I wanted to put it out there sooner than later because I know college starts before we know it and there will be a need for housing.

I hope to have room available mid July but hopefully sooner.

I just turned 40 and am a working adult who has no kids and too many pets, 2 dogs and 3 cats. So not ideal to have a pet with you but maybe open for the right person and price.

I'm Looking for other like minded people that respect themselves and where they live.

I live on a quiet street with lots of retirees so if you're looking for a party house, move to Arcata. If there is interest, I will post pictures and talk with the other person in the house to see what fair for pricing and if they are staying long term.

I'm in eureka so I'm not in walking distance of HSU but less than 10 minutes from CR by car.

Want to know anything else just reply or DM me.