Spring semester feelings: A take from a freshman 
Student Spotlight – Zizumbo ready for next step 
Meet the finalists for the HutchCC President position 
Not your typical Shakespeare 
Blue Dragon baseball team continues strong run toward conference title February 28, 2020 Edition
Leap into this week’s Collegian! Featuring: stories of students and employees who have a Leap Day birthday, adopting a new puppy, and a preview of the upcoming UFC fight.
A 19-year-old who was alive during the first moon landing?
Jake Brown spoke to Sue Wegerle, who was born on leap day 76 years ago and is finally celebrating her 19th birthday.
Adulthood Adventures: Becoming a mother
“First, no I didn’t give birth, which sounds terrifying. For women that have, you’re awesome. I did, however, become a mother to an adorable dachshund puppy.” – By Shea Hubbs
Athlete of the week: Tor’e Alford
Alford, a freshman from Derby, has had a sensational year, averaging 11.5 points, 4.8 rebounds and 3.3 assists a game for the Blue Dragons
Hillabrand in the headlines
HutchCC’s men’s track and field team has headlined every week by breaking records. Normally for the men’s team, those headlines are for distance runners Andrew Kibet and Sylvestre Kibarar. Last week, sophomore Brett Hillabrand got to see his name in the headlines too.
1 responseStudent’s leap birthday makes her younger than her children?
HutchCC student Trista Maichle is one of the few who have a Feb 29 birthday, and she met with The Collegian for a Q&A.
Being a 4-year-old college student is a unique experience
HutchCC sophomore Gelecia Cooper, from Norfolk, Virginia, is one of the few Americans with a leap year birthday. She is one of roughly 205,000 Americans to be born on February 29.
The eating habits of a college student
“I thought I had a pretty good handle on what I ate during my college years, but recently I’ve been making some pretty interesting choices for meals. I have a weird relationship with food anyway, as I’m either starving all of the time or not hungry at all. It’s hard knowing when and what to eat when my stomach can’t decide anything.”- By Tabitha Barr
The excitement and impending doom of graduation
“With the end of the semester rapidly approaching, I’m sure many of us are feeling something relatively similar. For me, it’s a mixture of excitement, pride, dread, relief, and a hint of fear. OK, maybe a little more than a hint of fear.” – By Emily Fehrman
Harvey Weinstein is not just a disgrace, he’s a rapist
Our View: “It has taken too long, but Harvey Weinstein has finally been found guilty of third-degree rape and first-degree of criminal sexual assault. Unfortunately, he was acquitted of the two most serious charges that could have sentenced him to life.”