More Than a Fan – HutchCC Employee, Becky Rogers, Cheers on Her Son, Major League Soccer Player Sam Rogers 
The Finals Countdown – How HutchCC Students Are Preparing for the Last Week 
Fond Farewell – Taking a Risk Paid Off for Me by Joining The Collegian 
Soccer, Speed, Softball – Katharina Marx becomes a dual athlete for the Blue Dragons 
Ladies, let’s talk about balancing those cycles Freezing Fashion
By Jolie ShultzOnline Editor With recent weather around Kansas reachingRead More
Yoder Charter School to close: A former student’s take.
Last Wednesday, the Haven Board of Education voted to closeRead More
Winter weather brings stress, anxiety, and school cancellations
By Paige AsberryStaff Writer The spring semester at Hutchinson CommunityRead More
Sept 25, 2020 Edition
In this edition: what students and staff streaming, cosmetology school reopens, what foreign students think of the differences in education and more, a golf preview and what fall-sports athletes are doing with the uncertainty of playing in the spring.
Sept 18, 2020 Edition
Stories on the college’s law enforcement program, an update on the union construction, a photo page on the Fire Science building’s 9/11 ceremony, features on new head football coach Drew Dallas and assistant men’s basketball coach James “Papi” Conley, and much more
Sept. 11, 2020 Edition
The Collegian covers the new bookstore in town, the local movie theater opening, the great kickball war, how to register to vote and more.
Sept 4, 2020 Edition
Welcome back to HutchCC! It feels a bit weird, doesn’t it? Back from quarantine, the Collegian discusses mental health, mask wearing, and campus socializing
May 1, 2020 Edition
A semester for the history books. The Collegian covered the COVID-19 pandemic as it unfolded: confusion surrounding the transition to online classes, spring sports cancelations, political responses, and the personal stress of students expressed in columns.
April 3, 2020 Edition
In the first post-COVID-19 pandemic edition of the Collegian: classes and sports canceled, personal columns on how students are coping, and, to keep your mind off things, a review of a nightmarish industrial metal album