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 March 13, 2020 Edition
Opinion: Campus: Sports: Views: 109
Democrats Reaped What They Sowed
There’s a famous saying that goes something like this: ”What you reap is what you sow.” For the Democrat party...
Taking the tour with student ambassadors
Ambassadors at HutchCC are trained to help new and prospective students find where they’re going and who to know
Profanity in the classroom?
Depending on the instructor and seriousness of the class, profanity may be allowed as it is students’ last step before the real world
Athlete of the week: Drew Reetz
Reetz, a freshman infielder from Elkhorn, Neb., has hit safely in nine straight games, and is batting .263 with three home runs, 11 RBIs, 13 runs scored and six extra-base hits.
Kibet wins pair of national titles
HutchCC’s six-time NJCAA All-American Andrew Kibet has won two NJCAA Indoor Championships and set a national record
HutchCC alerts students of potential Coronavirus risk
HutchCC alerted students to the potential risks associated with the coronavirus and offered tips to students on how to stay healthy.
Women’s Basketball to Return to Texas
The 2020 NJCAA Division 1 Women’s Basketball Championship allows eight at-large bids to enter the tournament, reserved for teams that don’t win one of the 16 automatic bids. Just as it occurred last season, the HutchCC women’s basketball team earned one of those spots.
Summer, please hurry, I miss you
“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
Hutch construction is the absolute worst
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.”
The difficulties of being a student-athlete
“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