LGBTQ+ Resource Center serves Bellevue College students in need.
The LGBTQIA+ resource center is one of those departments that a lot of students have never heard of, yet has a large impact on the campus. The resource center sets […]
2019
Bellevue College tests earthquake preparedness with Great Shakeout
For the past three hundred and nineteen years, a disaster has been brewing off the coast of the Pacific Northwest. The west side of the North American plate is being […]
League Of Legends World Championships Have Begun
The 2019 League of Legends World Championships are well underway, featuring the best players the world has to offer as they fight to hoist the Summoner’s Cup at the end. […]
U.W. professor banned for sexual misconduct allegation
In a statement made on Oct. 2, University of Washington spokesperson Victor Balta announced that tenured professor John Sahr “remains prohibited from coming to campus and engaging with students indefinitely” […]
The 6 things you need to know about the Ukraine scandal
The Trump-Ukraine scandal is moving at a breakneck pace, and it can be difficult to keep your head above water in the torrent of news it is producing. That’s why […]
Don’t hate Vontaze Burfict, hate the game
Oakland Raiders’ linebacker Vontaze Burfict was recently hit with a season ending suspension for his helmet-to-helmet hit on Colts’ tight end Jack Doyle. Burfict has an infamous reputation for being […]
SNAP cuts to kick 500,000 off subsidized school lunch: Evil or just plain stupid?
Over and over again, the Trump administration has shown an exquisite lack of either compassion or competence, and their unintended cuts to the free and reduced lunch program are yet […]
Homecoming week a big success on Bellevue College Campus
October 7 -11 was Homecoming Week on the Bellevue College campus and the school put on a plethora of fun activities for students to choose from. Despite cold weather […]
Packers offense shines against Dallas
On Sunday night, America’s game of the week had the Green Bay Packers pitted against the Dallas Cowboys in Arlington, Texas. Leading to a convincing win, Green Bay’s offense, led […]
MLB playoff race narrows to final four
The MLB playoff race narrowed itself down to four teams after the conclusion of the Division Series games on Thursday, Oct. 10, as the conclusion to the World Series for […]
Changing Bodies exhibit challenges conventional standards of beauty
If beauty is in the eye of the beholder, what does society have to say about bodies that don’t fit the norm for beauty standards? Bellevue College’s current art exhibition, […]
Fentanyl laced pills kill two at Skyline High School
In the past two months, two students from Skyline High School have died from drug overdoses caused by pain pills laced with fentanyl. Nearly 500 people attended the memorial service […]
Japan Week brings Japanese culture to Bellevue College
Japan has a beloved culture that is known for its history, technology, and, of course, anime. Recently all of that wonderwas brought onto campus by the BC Japanese Culture Exchange […]
Felix Hernandez legendary career comes to a close
The idea of a swan song is very interesting. To know that you’re doing something for the last time has to be taxing on the heart, especially when it’s something […]
Crumb, Divino Nino and Shormey hit Neumos in Seattle
Boston-based Rock band Crumb came to Seattle on September 29th. This concert was part of their 2019 Fall Tour with 2 other bands Divino Nino and Shormey. Crumb has gotten […]
“Demon Slayer” has something for everybody
It feels like anime gets better every year and “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba” showed us yet another advancement in just how good animation has become. Animated by Ufotable, “Demon […]
Why it’s hard to sympathize with Jordan Peterson
Just recently, Canadian professor Jordan B. Peterson checked into rehab. Peterson had been grappling with an addiction to medication he’s been taking to cope with his depression, his wife’s cancer […]
Governor Inslee to ban all flavored vaping products under emergency order
The Governor of Washington announced Friday, Sept. 27 that he plans to invoke emergency powers to ban all flavored vaping products at the Oct. 9 Washington State Board of Health […]
Ranked choice voting may be the solution for our broken two-party politics
Today, we are more divided than ever. Our political discourse has become a wasteland of echo chambers scattered across a political battlefield, each side digging their trenches forever deeper. Any […]
Bellevue College goes to DEF Con 27
From Aug. 8-11, nearly 30,000 people descended on the casinos of Las Vegas for the world’s largest and most iconic annual gathering of hackers and cyber security experts: DEF CON. […]