Mike Leake among top prospects as MLB reaches trade deadline
As the MLB trade deadline closes in, every team is faced with a decision to make: do they try and get rid of their prospects to net bigger gains for […]
July 2019
Atletico Madrid star Antoine Griezmann is headed to FC Barcelona
The 28-year-old forward, Antoine Griezmann, is going to Catalonia after his previous club agreed to send the Frenchman for a transfer fee of 120 million euros, or 135 million dollars. […]
Big Krit triumphantly returns with “KRIT iz HERE”
“K.R.I.T. Iz Here” is the latest new project from Mississippi MC Big KRIT. This is his first album after leaving Def Jam and going independent. In this piece, we see […]
Natsu Matsuri showcases food and culture, brings Seattle community together
The highlight of my weekend was watching a group of Seattleites charge face-first into heaping blocks of tofu. I’m not sure the experience was “cultural” but it was certainly a […]
Picket at The Purple Store
This Saturday, July 20, five members of the Seattle Solidarity Network stood outside The Purple Store with signs that read “Wage theft: Ugly in Any Color” and “Don’t shop at […]
34 Dead After Arsonist Attack In Kyoto Animation Studios Japan
In the city of Kyoto, Japan, the hearts of many were broken after an act of arson killed 34 people in the famous animation studio of Kyoto Animation. This is […]
You downloaded FaceApp. Should you be worried about your privacy?
FaceApp went viral when it launched in 2017 for its highly realistic facial filters that make users look elderly, like the opposite gender, or like they are smiling, among other […]
“StanceWars” carshow turns BC parking garage into catwalk for cars
Cars and drivers flocked to Bellevue College to be a part of StanceWars, one of the largest car shows in America. The show, which is a celebration of personal style […]
What to know for upcoming elections in Bellevue
Residents in the City of Bellevue and the Bellevue School District have submitted their applications to run for office this fall. The Bellevue City Council has four positions on the […]
Ezell’s kicks off Summer Quarter Food Truck Day at BC
BC hosted a food truck event that was organized by the Food Service Department of the Event Center and advertised by the Student Programs. The day was more of a […]
Key players Durant, Leonard and Davis lead shakeup of NBA offseason
In less than two weeks, the National Basketball Association landscape has changed significantly. This year’s free agency showed why the NBA offseason is unmatched in spectacle. ESPN Writer Adrian Wojnarowski […]
Opinion: Since we can, we must: How to help immigrants at the border and why you should
If you’re anything like me, you spend a lot of time angry. The past year has provided me with an almost endless supply of righteous indignation, my favorite kind of […]
I.C.E. prepares for nationwide raids, Trump administration annnounces
President Trump announced over twitter that ICE would be conducting nationwide raids on July 11 to deport undocumented migrants. Approximately 2,000 migrants across ten cities were targeted for deportation. ICE […]
Le’Veon Bell signs with New York Jets as questions arise: Are contract holdouts becoming the new norm in the NFL?
The 2018 NFL season saw premier running back Le’Veon Bell participate in exactly zero offensive plays for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Going into training camp, Bell made the decision to not […]
Mariners grim start holds positive future outlook
The Major League Baseball All-Star week has finally gone by, marking the half-way point in the MLB regular season. Some teams find themselves miles ahead of the pack. The Los […]
BC professor comments on first round of Democratic debates
The 20 Democratic presidential hopefuls faced off in a pair of back-to-back debates on Wednesday, June 26 and Thursday, June 27, moderated by Rachel Maddow and Chuck Todd at the […]
Hiking in the PNW
In the Puget Sound region, hiking is one of the easiest and most rewarding ways to get closer to nature and stay healthy. The benefits to both physical and mental […]
Seattle’s Biggest Street Food Festival Returns
The Seattle Street Food Festival returned to South Lake Union once again, this time occurring on July 6 and 7 for its seventh consecutive year. This year, the festival grew […]
Pride month is for remembrance, not corporate profit
June, otherwise known as Pride Month, is officially over. In its wake, storefronts everywhere have stripped themselves of rainbow flags, clearance sections in department stores have become bogged down with […]
A digital detox can benefit us all
In this era of virtual reality and fast food brands having their own Twitter accounts, it is hard to separate ourselves from our screens. We get so caught up in […]