An Arabian night at BC: Poetry, food and cultural decor
Poetry is a form of literature structured with rhymes and rhythms or loosely as free verse. It can be used to express the beauty of the natural world and feelings […]
Articles by David Kook
Quarterly TRiO awards ceremony
TRiO is one of the many programs at BC that guides students on their path to success. On Tuesday Nov. 4, BC held the TRiO Awards to congratulate students for […]
Afro Latino Festival: Film and dance
The Black Student Union (BSU) and El Centro Latino, along with other student associations, organized the Afro Latino festival to raise awareness of an unfamiliar culture in Latin America, the […]
JKC Scholarship offers $40k
The Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship is a private organization that offers a $40,000 per year scholarship, which covers living expenses, books and tuition to the students. The foundation offers the […]
Infectious Ebola conspiracy theories
Seven months ago, the World Health Organization announced the daunting exponential growth of the Ebola virus disease in African countries: Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea. Since then, 8,997 cases have […]
“Legend of Korra” reaches new development
“Avatar: The Legend of Korra” is a globally recognized Nickelodeon animated series, which is often compared to HBO’s “Game of Thrones” and the animated films of Hayao Miyazaki, the creator […]
BC remembers Gary McGlocklin
On Sept. 23, one of Bellevue College’s most active faculty members, Gary Allen McGlocklin, passed away after a 24-year battle with Parkinson’s Disease. McGlocklin spent 28 years at Bellevue College […]
New VP of Institutional Advancement
At the end of June 2014, the vice president of Institutional Advancement retired and the position has been empty since. In the span of three months, Bellevue College has found […]