Bellevue College’s Campus Activities Board celebrates Black History Month with an assortment of events. Throughout February, movies, speakers, and other ways of celebrating black excellence will be hosted on Bellevue […]
Tame Impala is arguably one of the most influential bands of the 2010s. The Australian auteur Kevin Parker has released four commercial albums in the last decade, with each record […]
On Feb. 15, Bellevue College women’s basketball team proved that they were playoff-ready in a dominant win over the Shoreline Dolphins. The Bulldogs led by as much as 36 points […]
Over 17,000 people packed the Tacoma Dome on Monday to show their support for Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders. Leading against all other Democratic candidates in the vast majority […]
A new bill with the potential to provide free college education to thousands, recently signed in by governor Jay Inslee, is set to go into effect by April 1st. It […]
On February 12th, King County Judge Marshall Ferguson rejected the challenges to Initiative 976, also known as the $30 tab initiative. Judge Ferguson heard claims from a coalition of Washington […]
Organizations often begin the same way; passionate students create a club built on a common collective, find a way of operating their club, and abide by a chosen charter. However, […]
The Bellevue College women’s basketball team sailed to victory against Skagit Valley in their last bout of the season. “We played as a team [in the Peninsula game]… So we […]
The topic of transition for young people has been a hotly debated subject in the recent political machine. A recent wave of proposals for anti-trans legislation has been surfacing in […]
The air is bitterly cold, the trees stripped to bare branches. It’s also the time of year that partners take a day to express their love for each other. Meanwhile, […]
The Bellevue College’s Men’s Basketball season is coming to a close with very few victories to reminisce on. Through the four February games so far, the Bulldogs have posted a […]
The King County Flood Warning Center closed on Tuesday evening after six days of continuous operations to monitor and report flooding across multiple county rivers and streams. The county’s flood […]
20 years ago, schools and colleges were seen as safe places where students could go and not face the threat of gunfire. However, that’s all changed. Since Columbine, nearly 200,000 […]
Calling Brent Faiyaz a rising star would be an understatement. Known by many for his standout feature on GoldLink’s “Crew,” Faiyaz for the past few years has built a decent […]
The Iowan caucus is the first step in a long road towards the White House, giving it a debatably inflated value. As the earliest primary being held, Iowa is […]
In recent years, Iowa has become an important benchmark and a launch pad for presidential campaigns. Iowa is the state where candidates can drum up momentum before the first primary […]
The San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs both rolled into Miami with the sole goal of winning Super Bowl 54 and hoisting the Lombardi trophy. This was the first […]
President Trump was acquitted of all charges this week by the U.S. Senate. This concludes the four-month impeachment inquiry announced by house Democrats on September 24. The first charge, Abuse […]
On Sunday, Jan. 26, NBA legend Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna were killed along with seven others in a fatal helicopter crash in Calabasas, California. This tragic event has stunned the entire world. Los […]
On February 1, Bellevue College women’s basketball fell short of first place in the Northwest Division after a tough loss to Whatcom. Despite a late comeback in the second half, Whatcom’s early leads proved troublesome for the Bulldogs. The […]
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