Student Activities, Like The Collegian, Can Help Students Grow at HutchCC 
After Brief Outage Due to Hackers, Canvas, Learning Zone Are Operational Again 
Rush-ing Out: HutchCC, The Collegian is Where I Truly Belonged 
The Price is Right – HutchCC Biology Instructor Continuing Family Lineage in Teaching 
HutchCC Students Navigate High Education in AI World COVID-19 cluster identified at Hutchinson Community College
The Reno County Health Department identified a cluster of seven positive coronavirus cases at HutchCC.
Dorm student-athletes have added stress, wondering when, or if, season will happen
Being on campus during the COVID-19 pandemic is a bit shell-shocking to some HutchCC student-athletes. However, not all are affected so negatively.
Nursing students bring unique perspective to starting new school year
On-campus learning has a new look, and HutchCC nursing students have not been exempt from changes.
1 responseTheatre department prepares new ways for productions
HutchCC’s theatre department is exploring new methods to entertain and provide escapism during the coronavirus pandemic
Summer was time for Callahan to soar
With the COVID-19 pandemic still spreading throughout the world, it’s no surprise that this virus has had a major impact on people these past five months. One of those people affected is baseball player Austin Callahan, who had his freshman season at Hutchinson Community College cut short
1 responseTyler Brown signs with Ivy League school
By Bailey PennycuffCo-Sports Editor Hutchinson Community College sophomore basketball playerRead More
HutchCC volleyball coach retires
By Adam KolbCo-Sports Editor Hutchinson Community College volleyball coach PatrickRead More
Some tips for students not used to online classes
By Rachel LyonsStaff Writer The 2020 spring semester was unpredictableRead More
Podcast: Editor in Chief reflects on time at HutchCC
2019-2020 Editor In Chief Tabby Barr and adviser Brad Hallier discuss Tabby’s time on staff and on campus.
May 1, 2020 Edition
A semester for the history books. The Collegian covered the COVID-19 pandemic as it unfolded: confusion surrounding the transition to online classes, spring sports cancelations, political responses, and the personal stress of students expressed in columns.