The student newspaper of Hutchinson Community College
“The things that are currently helping me keep it together until Summer rolls around are thinking of all the lake days on the boat, camping, roasting marshmallows on the campfire, having friends come over for a pool day, and grilling burgers and steak.” – By Emily Fehrman
Our View: “This year, students have already had to deal with construction being on their radar because of the renovations happening for the new cafeteria. But it seems like the city of Hutchinson wanted to throw more construction in the way for commuters, and it’s taking a toll on student’s arrival times to campus.”
“Deciding to become a student-athlete in college is a major commitment unlike any other. For me, this commitment was multiplied by the fact that I am not only a softball player at HutchCC and an honors student taking honors-level classes, but I am also a writer for the college newspaper.” – By Sam Bailey
Collegian Editor In Chief Tabitha Barr sits down with Adviser Brad Hallier to discuss Barr’s Feb. 14 column, where she admits to having contemplated suicide before.
Our View: In honor of National Women’s Month, we want to walk through how much women have accomplished over the years and how they continue to push past sexist actions to be equal.
Emily Fehrman wrote a column “just in case you need a little help with that pesky writer’s block”
Jake Brown reacts to recent MLB news, including the Astro’s sign stealing and the Commissioner’s vow to punish intentional plunking. “As much as we love to hate on the Astros, we should also be hating on Major League Baseball officials.”
“First, no I didn’t give birth, which sounds terrifying. For women that have, you’re awesome. I did, however, become a mother to an adorable dachshund puppy.” – By Shea Hubbs
“I thought I had a pretty good handle on what I ate during my college years, but recently I’ve been making some pretty interesting choices for meals. I have a weird relationship with food anyway, as I’m either starving all of the time or not hungry at all. It’s hard knowing when and what to eat when my stomach can’t decide anything.”- By Tabitha Barr
“With the end of the semester rapidly approaching, I’m sure many of us are feeling something relatively similar. For me, it’s a mixture of excitement, pride, dread, relief, and a hint of fear. OK, maybe a little more than a hint of fear.” – By Emily Fehrman
Women’s Workplace Unsaid Attire Rules 
Students Rate Their Top Scary Movies to Watch During Halloween 
Local Pharmacy Says Tylenol is Safe When Taken as Directed 
Government Shutdown Sends Shockwaves Across the Country 
Haunting the Library Aisles Every Day