Honoring Martin Luther King Jr.
In celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, students from BC attended the 34th annual MLK Jr. Celebration Rally and March, which is traditionally held at Garfield High School. On […]
January 2016
Easy access to academic advising resources
As a convenient resource to Bellevue College students, the Academic Advising department has been holding the Advising Corner most Wednesdays in the cafeteria and the Advising Table most Tuesdays in […]
Associated Student Government resignations
Recently, several members of Bellevue College’s Associated Student Government left their positions. Students were selected and appointed by the administration to fill these vacancies. Frank Mueller replaced Gebriel Amare as […]
“Black Education Matters”
As part of MLK week, Bellevue College hosted a talk on Thursday, Jan. 21 by Dr. Jeff Duncan-Andrade, who talked about the state of the schooling system in America as […]
Inescapable risks of medical research
Recently a clinical test of a new medication resulted in the death of one patient and the hospitalization of five others, with a high chance that the survivors have suffered […]
Road to the playoffs cut short for Seahawks
On the weekend of Jan. 16, four games of the divisional matches of the NFL playoffs took place across the country. On Saturday, the New England Patriots hosted the Kansas […]
“Joy” the movie: Predictable at times, heartwarming nonetheless
I was pleasantly surprised by the film “Joy.” I was invited to see the film by a friend and had nothing else to do that evening so I went. I […]
Reasons for Trump’s success
Donald Trump’s popularity is seen by many to be indicative of deep-seated racism and general idiocy amongst Republicans in particular and the American people in general. I feel that instead, […]
Traveling around the Earth’s diverse biomes
Whenever I travel, I always enjoy visiting new places to learn about and absorb culture. However, I also like to observe the physical world of the plants and animals that […]
Wariki: Japanese music, dance and culture from Japan
Bellevue College hosted a performance by Wariki, a group of professional Japanese musicians and dancers on Jan. 15 in the Carlson Theater. Wariki members gave lectures and demonstrations to the […]
Q&A with King County Health Department
Since it began in 2013, Washington HealthPlanFinder has helped insure 1.5 million people in the state of Washington, which equates to 1 out of every 5, according to the website. […]
Skating into BC’s 50th
With January marking Bellevue College’s 50th anniversary, members of BC’s Institutional Advancement are preparing to hold several events this year to commemorate the celebration. Through these anniversary events, Project Manager […]
Business Leadership Community
The Business Leadership Community, formerly the Business Leadership Club had a kickoff pizza party for BC students on Jan. 12. Students ate lunch and played bingo for prizes in room […]
Luck of the draw
Three winners from California, Tennessee and Florida will share the Powerball pot, which has risen to over $1.5 billion. Ironically enough, the drawing has spurred people to buy more tickets, […]
DeVotchKa performs with Seattle Symphony
DeVotchKa is a genre-defying group most commonly described as indie rock whose haunting arrangements have always sounded like more than only four members. They recently partnered up with the Colorado […]
Death of an artist: David Bowie
David Bowie is deceased. On Jan. 10, he spent his final moments with his family and left a legacy of art in many of its interesting, beautiful and disfigured forms. […]
Apple’s becoming boring
Recently, there’s been numerous confused articles about the lack of a headphone jack in Apple’s new iPhone 7, which the tech giant plans on unveiling this fall at their annual […]
Seahawks repel Viking invasion, move on to next round
On the weekend of Jan. 9, eight National Football League teams participated in the first round of the NFL playoffs to see who would advance. On Saturday the Kansas City […]
Info booths and donuts bring in the new quarter
Peer-to-Peer volunteers assisted students during the first three days of winter quarter. The Associated Student Government, Campus Activities Board and Office of Student Legislative Affairs handed out treats, and the […]
Open house introduces new students to clubs and departments on campus
Bellevue College hosted an open house on Jan. 8 to provide students with an opportunity to learn more about the campus. In the C Building lobby, the CAB and IT […]