The student newspaper of Hutchinson Community College
“Deciding to become a student-athlete in college is a major commitment unlike any other. For me, this commitment was multiplied by the fact that I am not only a softball player at HutchCC and an honors student taking honors-level classes, but I am also a writer for the college newspaper.” – By Sam Bailey
HutchCC students Alyssa Ibarra and Tabitha Barr were accepted into a program in which participants work at Disney parks while continuing their college careers
Co-host of ABC’s “Nightline” Byron Pitts spoke as part of the Dillon Lecture Series. He spoke about his time growing up illiterate with a single mother, his career in journalism, and several strangers who helped him along the way.
For the first time in 14 years, the HutchCC softball team defeated Butler. Women’s Track and Field sophomore Gabby Collins earned All-American honors. Baseball falls 13-6.
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This week in The Collegian: How retro styles and vinyl records are making a comeback, but not newspapers. A recognition of Women’s History Month featuring profiles of and advice from women faculty members. And why you should utilize your professor’s office hours.
HutchCC faculty discuss their women role models and their advice to young women. Compiled by staff writers Laci Sutton and Emily Branson
Collegian Editor In Chief Tabitha Barr sits down with Adviser Brad Hallier to discuss Barr’s Feb. 14 column, where she admits to having contemplated suicide before.
The week in Blue Dragon Athletics: Men’s basketball finishes season 23-9, Baseball sweeps Coffeyville, Softball plays Hesston, and much more
Our View: In honor of National Women’s Month, we want to walk through how much women have accomplished over the years and how they continue to push past sexist actions to be equal.
For the Love of the game – Joel Goldberg Talks About Building Trust, On and Off the Diamond 
Don’t Be a Litter Bug 
Remembering HutchCC Alumni and Staff 
Learning About Death and Dying 
Hauntings at Reno Valley Middle School