Streaming is the New Cable 
Dorm students confused with recent police presence 
Breathing Fire – HutchCC Football Ranked No. 2, All but Securing Playoff Spot 
Americans Spoke with Their Vote – It’s Time for a Change 
Roommates – Can’t Live With Them, Can’t Live Without Them December 6 2019 Edition
Happy Holidays from The Collegian!
In the final edition of 2019, the staff discusses: Star Wars, student exhaustion, awkward family gatherings, and the dinosaur game.
We’ll see you in the New Year!
Students ready to rise
With the latest installment in the “Star Wars” universe coming out over break, Aaron Strain talked to students about their thoughts on the direction of the series.
Instructors use the force of Christmas
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, there were a couple of kids who fell in love with “Star Wars.” Jump into hyperspace, and both of those people are now professors at HutchCC, and Emily Branson asked them about their shared love.
The Good Dinosaur that every student loves
Staff Writer Jake Brown reviews Google Chrome’s low-resolution offline game “T-Rex Run,” a favorite of many bored students. Better than hanging with your girlfriend? Jake thinks so.
Roundup: Foul trouble doesn’t stop Blue Dragon women from winning
By Adam Kolb / Co-Sports Editor
Another bout of massive early foul trouble had the Hutchinson Community College women’s basketball team in trouble on Saturday in the Blue Dragons’ first Jayhawk Conference road trip of the season.
Blue Dragon athletic trainer finds a spot
By Bailey Pennycuff / Co-Sports Editor Imagine being an athleticRead More
Athlete of the week: D.J. Mitchell
D.J. Mitchell, Men’s basketball The week: Mitchell had two tremendousRead More
Mental health is just as important as physical health
By: Emily Fehrman / Opinion Page Editor Let’s get realRead More
Star Wars isn’t worth all the hype
Campus Editor Jared Shuff thinks Star Wars is overrated. He explains why…
“Star Wars Holiday Special” is truly awful
Do you ever find yourself watching something so bizarre, you question the entirety of Hollywood because of its existence? That’s how the “Star Wars Holiday Special” has left me ever since I finished the 90-minute runtime. By Caleb Spencer.