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Love isn’t always spoken with words. I grew up in southwest Kansas, working on my family’s farm and always around...
By Torie PriceOpinion Page EditorIG: torielprice Taryn Southern, a Wichita native and advocate for the use of artificial intelligence, spoke at the...
By Bianca SalazarStaff writerIG: bancasalazar_bts Hutchinson Community College students might have seen a group of people touring around the school asking questions...
By Emma WuthnowStaff writerEmail: thehutchinsoncollegian@gmail.com The phrase “early bird gets the worm” applies to some people. There are people who wake up...
By Chris LachenmaierSports EditorIG: @chrissylach The Hutchinson Community College golf team is back at it again, winning championships. Coached by Chris...
The first month of the 2020 Kansas Legislative session ended with a slew of bills covering Medicaid expansion, abortion rights, and much more. Aaron Strain updates.
“It is the last day of January and it already feels like we’ve gone through hell and back” – Tabitha Barr
Freshman guard Tor’e Alford has proven to be a valuable player to the Hutchinson Community College women’s basketball team.
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“Lovers often become strangers, validation is a drug, and we’re all still learning how to be human. These are all messages that Chelsea Cutler emphasizes in her studio debut album ‘How to Be Human.'” – By Jared Shuff
The Cosmosphere announced Tuesday the donation of two artifacts to its International Science Education Center and Space Museum. Both items have flown in space and were incorporated in the Apollo 11 mission, in which Neil Armstrong first stepped foot on the Moon.
Raised on the Farm: Why I Love My Cows 
Taryn Southern Gives AI Pitch to Hutchinson at Dillon Lecture Series 
HutchCC Administration Encouraged After HLC Visit 
HutchCC Students Are Either Early Birds or Night Owls 
Blue Dragon Golfers Keep Collecting Hardware