Public hearing discusses discrimination
On May 21, 2015, Bellevue College held a public hearing for students of African and African American descent. 42 students and faculty members met in room C120 to discuss issues […]
June 2015
Washington uncovers first dinosaur bone
Two University of Washington students discovered a bone fragment believed to be from an ancient relative of the Tyrannosaurus Rex. The 16.7-inch bone fragment is believed to be 80 million […]
“The Truth about Islam”
On Wednesday, May 20 Bellevue College held an event “The Truth about Islam.” Master of Ceremonies Anas Elmesai, who is a student at Bellevue College, began the event with a […]
Cruz wins player of the month
In the month of April, the Seattle Mariners scored 10 wins in their first 25 games. During those wins, and even some losses, one player in particular stood out among […]
Say no to dynasties
The dawn of election season is good and gone at this point, frontrunners from both parties are already boiling away their vast reserves of capital in their bid for presidency. […]
Seattle Bikery provides help for bikers
Thousands of people in the Seattle area daily mount their bikes as a means to get around. Biking is one of the most efficient forms of transportation, however there are […]
Flipside of using Google’s services
Google is one of the most lovable corporations this world has ever come to know. When it comes to making life easier, there isn’t much else out there that can […]
Muslim communities challenge racism
On Saturday, May 23, Zahra Abidi, program director for the Zainab organization in Lynwood, along with the United Muslims of Washington and the Council on American-Islamic Relations, put together an […]
Racial motivation not a factor in Olympia shooting
For the past couple years, police shootings involving racial bias have been rampant. Now, the state of Washington seems to think it has come to our own backyard. At around […]