Amber Nicholson of the Office of Sustainability is currently working with student leaders planning for BC’s Earth Week activities, which will provide several opportunities for interested volunteers to help out. […]
On Feb. 19, Amy Robles hosted the second of a four-part event designed to teach sexual education through a series of seminars named Sexpertise. Robles is a Bellevue College graduate […]
Multicultural Services hosted an annual winter gathering on Tuesday, Feb. 18, which offered BC students, faculty, staff and administrators an opportunity to come together for community building, networking and to […]
For Black History Month, Bellevue College invited students to watch and discuss a 15-minute episode segment of the TV documentary “Eyes on the Prize,” which was about the Black Power […]
Another instance of digital extremism has emerged in the academic industry. Research pirates are stealing from academic journals and making the information freely available. Despite the illicit nature of these […]
The word “fondue” usually conjures up images of hot, creamy, cheesy or chocolatey goodness. It is seen as an extremely fancy food, and most people I know have never tried […]
The annual Student of Color Conference caters to students of color at community and technical colleges all over the state. Applications for the 26th annual conference in Yakima are open […]
Bellevue College is rolling out a new campus safety training module to students and staff as a part of the CampusSave initiative. CampusSave is a program that falls under Title […]
In order to ease the difficulties of change, one should seek out the old in the new. For example, when I moved to Seattle, I tried to find comfort in […]
One-size-fits-all is a phrase seldom uttered these days, especially when it comes to clothes. It’s no surprise either, it’s a terrible idea. Everybody is shaped differently and when it comes […]
One of the many things a large number of women like to do is go shopping for clothes. Most clothing stores only have women’s clothing, and those that also have […]
Students, alumni and teachers all gathered on Wednesday, Feb. 10 to talk about and address peoples’ questions and opinions on how black people are being treated in this country. This […]
George Suyama’s teachings and practice align with his quote: “Looking at the building as an object is really antithetical to creating a sense of place.” He believes that houses are […]
David Spataro, a political science professor at BC, screened the film “This Changes Everything” to students to bring awareness of his upcoming interdisciplinary studies course. Spataro said he feels prepared […]
The International Student Association brought in the Year of the Monkey with a Lunar New Year celebration on Feb. 8. The BC community was invited to practice calligraphy, make their […]
It’s pointless to ignore the emerging presence of social media within daily life. Social media is used for a multitude of tasks suitable for daily and professional life but I […]
Over Feb. 9 and 10, the El Centro Latino club held a bake sale on the first floor of the C building. They sold several home-baked and store-bought goods to […]
The concept of basic equality amongst people of all genders and races is, as I understand it, the backbone of intersectional feminism, which is at the forefront of the modern […]
Advertisements are everywhere. People see them on TV and hear them on the radio. They’re on busses and billboards and websites. Companies call people just to tell them they need […]
Super Bowl Sunday this year was a big day for the Denver Broncos, and even bigger for quarterback Peyton Manning. Becoming one of 12 quarterbacks to have won two Super […]
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