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Democrats Reaped What They Sowed 
Back to W’s, HutchCC football finds its grove getting win after loss to Butler, bye week 
Truly Blue: How Campus Democrats Reacted to Harris’ defeat 
Red Hot Election: How Campus Republicans Reacted to Trump victory 
Hit the Books – Crow & Co. Hoping to Survive, Thrive with Community Support There’s a famous saying that goes something like this: ”What you reap is what you sow.” For the Democrat party...
By Greta KleinSports EditorX – gmklein32 The wind howled Saturday through Gowans Stadium as No. 3 Hutchinson Blue Dragons took...
By Jolie ShultzEditor In ChiefIG: jolie.rebecca For a vast majority of the Democrat party, the 2024 election didn’t go as...
By Cleary PercyStaff writerIG: @cleary_percy Election Day has come and gone, and for the HutchCC Young Republicans Club, it was...
By Lizzie KippCampus EditorEmail: thehutchinsoncollegian@gmail.com Small businesses are the backbone of the economy. They offer a sense of community that...
Positivity starts with a P you know what else starts with a P? Pets! This is a collection of photos of students and staff’s cute pets of all forms furry or not. So spread some positivity while also looking at pets.
HutchCC students say they have a lot to look forward to after an unprecedented semester.
Finals are quickly approaching at HutchCC. Arguably the toughest week of the semester for students, finals can also take a toll on the instructors.
2020 has arguably been one of the most unpredictable years that anyone could have imagined.
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Coach Nac emits an abundance of positivity here on campus. As a business professor and former youth coach, he has plenty of experience working with students and never fails to put smiles on their faces.
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The Hutchinson Community College cross country season came to an end on Saturday at the NJCAA Division 1 Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Championships in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
“While many of us, including myself, are celebrating the victory of President-elect Joe Biden, that does not mean the fight is over.”
Most of the world is struggling, but it is important to keep the most vulnerable – homeless citizens – in mind.