New Threads for a New Team: Butler Transfers Relish Chance to Play for Same Coach 
HutchCC’s Estefany Torres: Student by Day, Paramedic by Night 
Semifinal Shutout: Blue Dragons Football Move To National Championship 
Test Anxiety Creeps in as HutchCC Students Prepare for Finals 
Protocols in Place for Campus Threats Lewis locks in against Greyhounds
With the Hutchinson Community College football team hungry for a win, Anwar Lewis didn’t think this was a “make or break” kind of game.
Let’s fix the broken system
**Before I get started, I want to provide a trigger warning for anyone reading this. There will be mentions of abuse and neglect. **
Pregnancy vs fair food
There are many joys when entering the world of motherhood. The announcements, the gender reveal, shopping for adorable little onesies and shoes.
What jobs work for us?
The Bureau of Labor Statistics has reported the number of unfilled jobs as being above 10.9 million, as of the end of this July.
They don’t make them like they used to
So recently, I’ve been on a bit of a horror monster movie kick.
Tillman touches down
At Tuesday’s Dillion lecture series, most people came to hear Colonel Mark Tillman’s incredible story over the events he experienced during the 9/11 attacks.
Blue Dragons get that winning feeling back
By Joel MuhsSports Editor It may have taken a fewRead More
30 years in the making: HutchCC soccer continues legacy
Much like in everyday life, connections and relationships play a crucial role in the sporting world. The same is true for Hutchinson Community College, where family ties and relationships have come full circle for soccer coach Sammy Lane and freshman soccer player Dayza Hollimon.
Governor Kelly visits Hutchinson Community College
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly visited Hutchinson Community College on Sept. 16, continuing a long-standing tradition started by the Kansas State Fair. Carter File, HutchCC’s president, welcomed Kelly, recognizing the reasons behind her visit.
Could campus eyesore become a fishing spot?
The Hutchinson Community College tennis courts are an eyesore. The fence around them is covered in dead vines, of the five courts two of them don’t have nets, and the surface is covered in long stretches of canyon-like cracks that run right through the courts.