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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...
So recently, I’ve been on a bit of a horror monster movie kick.
At Tuesday’s Dillion lecture series, most people came to hear Colonel Mark Tillman’s incredible story over the events he experienced during the 9/11 attacks.
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Much like in everyday life, connections and relationships play a crucial role in the sporting world. The same is true for Hutchinson Community College, where family ties and relationships have come full circle for soccer coach Sammy Lane and freshman soccer player Dayza Hollimon.
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly visited Hutchinson Community College on Sept. 16, continuing a long-standing tradition started by the Kansas State Fair. Carter File, HutchCC’s president, welcomed Kelly, recognizing the reasons behind her visit.
The Hutchinson Community College tennis courts are an eyesore. The fence around them is covered in dead vines, of the five courts two of them don’t have nets, and the surface is covered in long stretches of canyon-like cracks that run right through the courts.
Decisions, decisions, decisions. Everyone makes hundreds of decisions everyday, whether it’s having pancakes for breakfast instead of waffles, or wearing blue shoes instead of red ones.
With Covid-19 outbreaks, busy lives, living far from home, and downright loneliness, it isn’t uncommon for college students to become depressed.
The day that marks the greatest terror attack ever performed on United States soil, in which four planes were hijacked, and intended to be used against targets in New York and Washington. Two planes hit both towers of the World Trade Center. One plane hit the Pentagon, and one plane was valiantly retaken by its passengers, missing whatever its target was and crashing in a field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, 20 years ago
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