Mental Illness Awareness
In order to spread the knowledge of mental illness throughout campus, the Bellevue College psychology club brought in two spokespeople from the National Alliance of Mental Illness to share their […]
November 2013
Still working out the bugs: men’s soccer season is over
Since the 2012 season, the Bellevue College men’s soccer team has been undergoing many changes including a new coach, a new field and a new practice regimen. With so many […]
BC hires new dean of student success
On Thursday, Oct. 31, Ata Karim, vice president of Student Services, announced in an email to the college that the college had hired a new dean of student success. Ana […]
The almighty dollar
Sometimes, I wonder if it’s too late to save the country from big business. While saying that may stretch my credibility dangerously thin, bear with me. I don’t mean to […]
Integrating sustainability at BC
Hristo (Chris) Stoynov, program coordinator at Bellevue College, attended the “Campus as Living Laboratory Event” in St. Port Huron, Michigan. Over the course of the event, Stoynov learned how to […]
“Call of Duty: Ghosts”-most played game of 2014?
“Call of Duty: Ghosts” is the latest installment in the multi-billion dollar Call of Duty franchise. After the Modern Warfare series came to a close two years ago, Infinity Ward […]
Trans 101 workshop series
Nov. 12, 2013 marked the first Trans 101 workshop in a year-long series put on by the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Questioning Resource Center. The series is led […]
Military in our backyards
As the second part of the “Storytelling with Historians,” ongoing lecture series at Bellevue College regarding the history of the Pacific Northwest, BC Professor Brian Casserly will be lecturing on […]
Get out the vote! OSLA continues efforts to increase voter registration
The Office of Student Legislative Affairs is an organization at Bellevue College whose mission and goal is to make students politically active point of view. “We just want students to […]
BC’s Volleyball coach profile
With a volleyball team that is at the top of its game and near the top of the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges (NWAACC) rankings, there is usually a […]
Halloween dance unites diverse student body
Last weekend, Bellevue College held the annual Halloween dance. It took place in the cafeteria and was hosted and promoted by the International Student Association. This dance was held to […]
BCAV drafts petition to reduce parking costs for veterans
A recent petition sponsored by the Bellevue College Association of Veterans, authored by BCAV President Aaron Malec and BCAV Vice President Thomas Caetano, aims to reduce the current parking fees […]
College Fair at BC
Representatives from the University of Alaska and the University of Washington Bothell speak with BC students.
Ask Rachelle: when friends date your exes
Recently, a girl in my friend group started dating a guy I had a brief thing with last quarter. A lot of people say she knows that we had a […]
Math department changes requirements
For some students planning to transfer from Bellevue College, the completion of intermediate algebra is no longer a degree requirement. While Math 099 was previously necessary to satisfy the intermediate […]
Alliance hosts “Love, Lust and Language” forum
On the Nov. 22, the student Alliance will be holding its very first event, the “Love, Lust, and Language” forum. The Alliance is a new committee put together this year […]
BC Model UN will attend NWMUN 2013 Conference
On Nov. 22-24, the BC Model UN will be taking part in the Northwest Model United Nations 2013 conference in Seattle. The Lewis & Clark College Model UN, University of […]
Clooney, Bullock and some “Gravity”
Many movies have tried to give viewers the illusion of what outer space can truly feel like. However, the movie “Gravity” gives a very realistic view as to what outer […]
Letter to the Editor: Academic Freedom
If an organization claims to support the values of curiosity, academic freedom, and open debate, or is obliged to in spirit by the very nature of the institution, then […]
Wait, what month is it again?
October, as expected, brought a plethora of Halloween decorations to the shelves of stores and the front porches of homes. I was also able to buy a 250 piece Hershey’s […]