Lost Opportunities and New Skills: Reflecting Back on the COVID-19 Pandemic Five Years Ago 
Job Fair makes return Thursday to Hutchinson 
Education in U.S. Could Change Permanently 
It’s OK to Hold People Accountable; and While You’re at It, Touch Some Grass 
Wickedly Well Done: ‘Wicked: Part One’ Captured the Magic of the Stage Student Union construction update
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In remembrance: HutchCC Fire Science department honors the lives lost on 9/11
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It’s not too late for HutchCC students to register to vote for November’s election
If younger college students want their voices heard in government, it is not too late for them to register to vote; by October 13.
HutchCC students socialize during troubled times
While some HutchCC students feel controlled by coronavirus, they still make time to have fun. The only problem is where to do so.
Lockdown and mental health
COVID-19 has been “like a spotlight that can’t be turned off. It shines a light on issues that no longer can be ignored”
HutchCC instructors mask up for a new school year
Instructors at HutchCC have had to adapt to wearing masks to teach in front of socially-distanced classes these first few weeks of classes, and have found challenges in doing so.
Students pick up new hobbies during quarantine
When they weren’t sleeping or laying around doing nothing, HutchCC students gained some new skills.
Campus literary publication “The Tulgey Wood” needs student editors
“The Tulgey Wood”, HutchCC’s annual student literary magazine, needs an editor and co-editor for the 2021 edition
New SGA president stays busy, all the time
HutchCC SGA President Zach Shanline keeps a busy schedule, including time to care about his peers and improve the college