The student newspaper of Hutchinson Community College
The coronavirus pandemic has affected everyone individually, including HutchCC students and instructors. Some miss classroom friends and worry about what their future holds. However, together, they will pull through.
HutchCC students have made large changes in their lives, including moving to online classes. Some students have been experiencing issues.
HutchCC instructors face challenges transitioning to online education and encourage students to stay on track
A list of all the resources still available to all HutchCC students, regardless of stress level.
For students at HutchCC, the abrupt transition from face-to-face classes to online classes has been life-altering. Tutoring services remain available to all students, regardless of stress level.
HutchCC announced plans to hold a modified version of commencement, utilizing a virtual format. This follows the recommendation of the CDC’s guideline that large gatherings of 10 and more people should be limited.
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly announced Tuesday that the Kansas Department of Labor received 55,000 new unemployment claims last week. Kelly issued an executive order which doubled the unemployment benefit amount and removed barriers from claimants receiving them.
The order directs residents to stay at home and leave only to perform essential activities and requires non-essential businesses to cease operation at their physical places of business.
HutchCC Fine Arts students are missing out on concerts cancelled by the COVID-19 outbreak. Campus Editor Jared Shuff caught up with them.
Reno County Health Department announced the first case of COVID-19 in the county. Unemployment surges as the state provides assistance to small businesses
Dungeons & Dragons Club to Host Game Fest on Saturday 
Exploring the HutchCC Barbering Program 
Historic Fox Theatre Still Going Strong 
Enrollment Numbers Increasing at HutchCC 
404 Page Not Found: How the Amazon Outage Affected Online Students