Admitted students days for freshmen
It’s no secret that there is a lot of work associated with applying for and picking a university. Even after the application process, there is the creating of the University […]
April 2017
BC’s transfer center
The transfer center in Building B on Bellevue College’s main campus will be getting a makeover this year, adding four new cubicles to the center allowing for more privacy for […]
Advice after transferring
One of the best days for transfer students is when they find out where they will be going to finish the last two years of their degree. Normally, these decisions […]
Power of One conference builds leaders at BC
From April 20 to 22, Bellevue College hosted the 2017 Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education Region V Power of One Conference: Coalition through Community. This was the first time […]
Trump’s actions demonstrate restraint
With two highly publicized and politicized military strikes in the Middle East, what seems to be the first test of President Trump’s military policy is shaping up to be a […]
Cloudy motives for Trump’s missile strike
President Donald Trump has many messy motives for ordering the recent Tomahawk missile airstrikes. The current situation with Syria is unpredictable, although it does not necessarily spell out the prelude […]
Gap year after high school presents opportunities
In the eyes of many, the image of a proper education looks the same: 12 years of grade school, four years of college immediately after and graduate school as soon […]
A whole new playing field: Overcoming obstacles when transferring
It’s that time of the year again when students at Bellevue College shift their gears from completing degree prerequisites to preparing transfer applications for a four-year university, and unlike applying […]
Voting and free food at ASG spring barbecue
The annual Spring Barbecue hosted by the BC Associated Student Government occurred this Wednesday, April 19. The western-themed event featured free food, music, games and a car show. ASG states […]
Terrance Hayes discusses Social Justice for Black Lives
On Thursday, April 20, Bellevue College hosted an event for the Social Justice for Black Lives plan in the hopes of bringing awareness to students about black oppression. Social Justice […]
iZombie season three is dark, but lovable
When my sister and I watched the second season finale of “iZombie” we both walked away disappointed and upset. After a long discussion we agreed that we would give the […]
BC DECA wins state, moves on to nationals
DECA at Bellevue College has won the state competition this year, moving on to nationals for the team’s third consecutive year. Bellevue DECA took nationals successfully the previous two years […]
Student health: Mumps
Since April 14, 285 cases of mumps have been identified in King County, with 140 being confirmed and 145 being probable cases. Out of those cases, 150 are 17 years […]
BC holds Earth Week events
From Tuesday April 18 to Friday April 21, Bellevue College’s Office of Sustainability and Environmental Advisory Committee will hold its 18th annual Earth Week. Earth Week consists of a series […]
State police increasing patrols for distracted driving
Local police are on the lookout for distracted drivers who should expect to be pulled over and ticketed. April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, according to the National Safety Council […]
Vaping should not be allowed at BC
In a bundle of contradiction, Bellevue College encourages healthful choices, but also encourages vaping and e-cigarette use. While marijuana and alcohol use are banned from campus, tobacco use is not […]