Make Memorial Day memorable
It seems as though Memorial Day Weekend marks the beginning of the best time of the year. From May 25 and on, weather gets warmer and the days get longer, […]
May 2012
Your parking routine should go like this
Driving and parking at BC every morning for nearly two years has given me countless trial and error opportunities to refine parking down to an exact science, and I am […]
Spring Accessory Trends 2012: A Blend of New and Old
Have you ever started a spring clean-out of your wardrobe and realized that the fewer, lighter clothing choices you are left with just seem too darn simple? After all, you […]
First Nations: World’s longest running holocaust.
“Right here now at the United States…we have experienced the longest running holocaust in the world,” said Zandra Apple, member of the Lakota tribe at South Dakota and student contact […]
Preview: Spring Awakening at BC.
“Frank Wedekind in 1891—a German playwright—wrote a very controversial play called Spring Awakening” said Tammi Doyle, theater department faculty head and director of BC’s play this quarter, Spring Awakening. “In […]
Asian-Pacific Islander Heritage month
Many months are used to commemorate events and cultural groups, the month of May being no exception. Originally there was an Asian-Pacific Heritage week in July, however this national recognition […]
Bulldogs need extras to sweep Skagit in season finale
On a sun-chalked Monday afternoon, the Bellevue Bulldog men’s baseball team vanpooled up I-5 to Mount Vernon to face Skagit Valley in a double header in the regular season finale. […]
Say hello to the WeCar!
Approximately two weeks ago, the first ever WeCar in Washington was introduced to a college campus. That college campus is BC. Resting on the first floor of the parking garage […]
Having fun with potatoes: Spud Olympics
Potatoes. Baked potatoes, toasted potatoes, mashed potatoes, cheesy potatoes, potato chips, hot potatoes. Potatoes are a staple in most households, and at BC, there’s an entire event about them. The […]
Autism Spectrum Navigators program hosts video game tournament
Bellevue College’s Autism Spectrum Navigators Program is hosting a video game tournament (YES, a video game tournament!) on Friday May 18 at the cafeteria from 3:20 p.m. until around 7:00 […]
TRiO Spring 2012 Academic Awards
The welcome sunshine this week has brought an early whiff of summer into the air, and the TRiO Student Support Services program at Bellevue College recognized the quarter’s coming close […]
Transfering is annoying
“Did you hear anything from anywhere yet?”—This is the most asked and answered question I have come across since mid-March. Sure, a lot of you out there are getting this […]
It’s the little things that matter
Paperclips, Band-Aids, coffee mug, salt and pepper shakers. What do all these things have in common? At first glance, probably nothing, but they are all the little things you need […]
BC cheer tryouts bring competition, new members
With the first year of two cheer tryouts happening on May and October, the Bellevue Bulldogs Cheer Squad prepares for a year full of special events, community services and school […]
Different roommates you may encounter
One of the most significant changes from BC to a four-year university will be the campus housing. If you have never had a roommate before, this could either be a […]
Cavemen: Neglected and branded
What comes up to your mind when you think of cavemen? Half-naked, muscular and leopard-skin-wearing? Perhaps the Flintstones? We may have a clear image of cavemen in our heads but […]
The pro and con of transfering
After two years of asking your professor to “Wait, wait, don’t go to the next slide yet,” and “Wow, I never really needed to use my textbook this whole quarter,” […]
BC hosts annual Jobs and Networking Fair
There is nothing like the cold slap of reality experienced by the average college student when forced to consider the unknown territory of life post-graduation. The good news is that […]
Elongated process of search for the new president
The search for a new president for Bellevue College has been an ongoing process since Jean Floten moved to Western Governor’s University last year. The search was supposed to end […]
BC Art Gallery: Presence/Absence collection
Seattle Artist Peter Millett paid a trip to the Bellevue College Gallery Space on May 2 for the opening reception of his latest collection of abstract steel sculptures—Presence/Absence. The reception […]