Pain In The Grass Delivers
Marilyn Manson, Rob Zombie, Disturbed, Slipknot, and many more artists converged at the White River Amphitheater for KISW’s Pain in the Grass from Aug 1 through 3. Pain in the […]
Articles by Joshua Goodman-Peavy
All you need to know regarding clubs at BC!
Clubs play an important role at Bellevue College for both the campus and the student. Clubs give students a chance to network, make friends, and develop skills through experiences that […]
“StanceWars” carshow turns BC parking garage into catwalk for cars
Cars and drivers flocked to Bellevue College to be a part of StanceWars, one of the largest car shows in America. The show, which is a celebration of personal style […]
Hiking in the PNW
In the Puget Sound region, hiking is one of the easiest and most rewarding ways to get closer to nature and stay healthy. The benefits to both physical and mental […]
“King of Monsters” shows Godzilla still reigns
“Godzilla, King of Monsters” is an excellent addition to the Godzilla mythos. Acting as a direct sequel to the 2014 “Godzilla” movie, it improves upon the original to deliver the […]
BC’s Theater Arts shows serious pride with “Drag-Cab” show
As part of the Pride Theater Festival, Bellevue students put on BC’s first Drag Show/Gay Cabaret on May 29 at the Carlson Theater. The “Drag-Cab,” as it was affectionately called […]
Mid-Season Invitational League of Legends tournament
The first Mid-Season Invitational (MSI) playoff matchup was also the biggest upset as North America (NA) defeated the defending world champions, China, to advance to the grand finals. MSI is […]
BC students invite others to become playtesters for “Exceed” card game
Bellevue College students have taken their love for gaming to the next level by becoming playtesters for “Exceed,” a card game that attempts to capture the feel of a video […]
BC Campus evacuated for active threat warning
Students, staff and faculty evacuated the Bellevue College campus on Thursday, May 16. School operations were suspended at approximately 3:00 p.m. in response to threats made to the safety of […]
Seattle hate crimes quadruple since 2012
Reported hate crimes increased almost 400 percent from 2012 to 2018, based on a study released by the Seattle Office of City Auditor on May 9. The published study consisted […]
Making American journalism great again
May 3 is World Press Freedom Day. Also known as World Press Day, it was established by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization in December 1993 to recognize […]
Veteran Spring Social brings students together
Students with military and civilian backgrounds mingled in room C211 during the Veteran Spring Social on May 1. The event, hosted by the Bellevue College Association of Veterans, provided an […]
Sakura-Con brings anime to life
Thousands of anime fans attended Sakura-Con, Seattle’s largest anime convention, from April 19-21 at the Washington State Convention Center. Guests met celebrities, attended panels, played games and showed off their […]
Stage Fright produces student-written plays
Bellevue College’s Stage Fright produced two plays from April 11-13 at the Stop Gap Theater. The plays, “Tigers Hold Grudges” and “The Grass Still Grows,” were written, directed, designed and […]
Video game journalism needs to change
There is a lack of respect from mainstream journalists and their publications in regards to how video game stories are handled. It is not a failure to publish content; the […]
Transfer fair invites students to explore college opportunities
On Wednesday, Mar. 6, the Bellevue College Transfer Fair was held in the L building. Thirty-two colleges showed up to give students the chance to gain information about admissions processes […]
Knights of Round Table gather in Carlson Theatre
The Bellevue College Theater Arts’ most recent production, Camelot, opened on Mar. 6. Camelot’s story is told well and the actors serve as worthy champions of the cause; however, a […]
BC tackles campus issues head-on
On Feb. 7 Bellevue College held a College Issues day. Bellevue College held no classes for the day. Instead, the school hosted a variety of workshops and a speaker to […]
BC’s Neurodiagnostic Technology Program needs volunteers
The Neurodiagnostic Technology program, or NDT, is looking for volunteers to have their brain scanned. This on-campus program is searching for people who are willing to help their fellow students […]
Record snowfall blankets Bellevue area
Snow and bad weather blanketed the Puget Sound region for two weekends in a row, marking the snowiest month on record in the last 50 years. The weather clogged roadways […]