HutchCC Students Have Processes in Place when Financial Aid Problems Hit 
Larry Hatteberg Speaks to His People at Dillon Lecture Series 
Clasen is in Session – The HutchCC Alumna Becomes the Teacher 
Once a Blue Dragon, Always a Blue Dragon: Former Player Brett Ballard Shining as Washburn Men’s Basketball Coach 
How Celiac Disease Made me an Adventurous Eater Brighter enforcement: domestic abuse outreach center teams up with police
BrightHouse, Hutchinson-based domestic abuse and sexual-assault help center, educates police how to identify domestic abuse victims in ongoing team effort.
History buffs discuss Trump’s ‘1776 Commission’
A history instructor and a student at HutchCC voice their views on the U.S. President’s effort to establish a “pro-American curriculum.”
A couple local student-favorite restaurants give updates amid COVID-19 concerns
Coffee shops and fast food places, which make a good percentage of their revenue from students looking for a place to hang out with friends or a place to study, had to really dive into how to go about reopening, and how to create a safe environment for everyone.
What are students and staff streaming these days?
Story by Editor in Chief Samarah Bailey and staff writerRead More
Weave missed you: HutchCC cosmetology school back in business amidst pandemic
By Izzy Wheeler / Staff Writer The Hutchinson Community CollegeRead More
Local political candidates meet during HutchCC forum
By Aaron StrainOpinion Page Editor A socially distanced and mask-wearingRead More
Student Union construction update
By Brooke Greene / Staff writer Students at Hutchinson CommunityRead More
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.