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Sparkle Season Starts Now: Highlights from the Christmas Tree Lighting 
Blue Dragon Fans Travel in Droves to Western Texas to Support Football Team 
Texas-Sized Bummer – Blue Dragons Denied Repeat as Iowa Western Takes Title 
Using the Right Pronouns is Not That Hard, Grandma 
String into Place – Yarn Storm Ready to Blanket HutchCC Campus Again 
For the first time in 14 years, the HutchCC softball team defeated Butler. Women’s Track and Field sophomore Gabby Collins earned All-American honors. Baseball falls 13-6.
By The Collegian The NJCAA announced Thursday that it wouldRead More
The week in Blue Dragon Athletics: Men’s basketball finishes season 23-9, Baseball sweeps Coffeyville, Softball plays Hesston, and much more
While walking through the HutchCC campus, one can easily spot scrunchies, overalls, bell-bottom jeans, round-lensed glasses, Game Boys, glass pop bottles, and even 90s hairstyles such as the love-it-or-hate-it mullet. With all of these retro habits making a comeback, the question is, what makes these styles or objects so much more appealing than things such as cassette tapes, black-and-white films, or the daily newspaper?
A preview of next week’s Dillon Lecture Series speaker. Byron Pitts, co-anchor of ABC’s “Nightline” is set to present Tuesday at 10:30AM at the Sports Arena.
The law of averages finally worked against the Hutchinson Community College women’s basketball team on Monday in the Region 6 Tournament semifinals against the Barton Cougars.
HutchCC student Trista Maichle is one of the few who have a Feb 29 birthday, and she met with The Collegian for a Q&A.
HutchCC sophomore Gelecia Cooper, from Norfolk, Virginia, is one of the few Americans with a leap year birthday. She is one of roughly 205,000 Americans to be born on February 29.
By Adam Kolb / Co-Sports Editor The Hutchinson Community CollegeRead More
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Early enrollment for currently enrolled Hutchinson Community College students begins March 2nd. Getting ahead and planning out the next semester can sometimes help in the long run with some students.