Will Canvas crash or soar?
Bellevue College is blazing the trail by being the first institution of higher education in Washington State to completely transition to the new Learning Management System, Canvas. The […]
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BSU represents BC in Chicago
It was a great experience for the students who were able to attend the 2012 Black Student Union Convention in Chicago, Ill. on Nov. 15 to the Nov. 18. There […]
Winter Drives: Where to give
As we’re getting close to the end of the quarter, many of Bellevue College’s clubs and programs are conducting various different drives aimed to benefit the less fortunate and underprivileged. […]
Gardening Club blooming at BC
Bellevue College not only has a designated sustainability department, but also two gardening clubs: Seeds of Hope, a faculty and staff-only club, and another one is student-based, known as Bite […]
Consul warns students about North Korea
Last Wednesday, the Consul General for the Republic of Korea, Song Young Wan, gave a lecture to Bellevue College students about the rise of Asia as an economic powerhouse that […]
Board finalizes president choice
Bellevue College’s Board of Trustees met on Nov. 14 as part of a regularly scheduled session which included the official Board vote to finalize Dr. David Rule’s contract for the […]
Women’s soccer: A season for the books
The season for the women’s soccer team has reached its conclusion. It was a season full of ups and downs for the team and they ended with a great record, […]
Gruen gets “Commute Smart” award
The recipients of the 2012 Governor’s Commute Smart Awards were chosen on Nov. 5, recognizing Bellevue College’s Sustainability and Resource Conservation Manager Deric Gruen. The award celebrates leaders who have […]
Loans: Where is the money going?
Alan Collinge has been called a “financial hero” by Forbes, and featured on 60 Minutes, Time magazine, and countless other TV and radio programs, so Bellevue College Economics Professor Chase […]
African student association Thanksgiving
On Friday Nov. 16, the African Student Association held a Thanksgiving buffet event at the Bellevue College cafeteria from 1 p.m. to 3:30 pm. Audre Pierre, the president of the […]
Rule “12-12-36 plus 2.00” sets academic standards for athletes
While all students at Bellevue College have certain academic standards to uphold in order to complete their certificates or maintain financial aid, BC athletes have to abide by an additional […]
Rare electric vehicle chargers at BC
Electric vehicle owners can now travel to Bellevue College, park in a Direct Charger-accessible parking spot and expect to receive about an 80% battery charge in less than 30 minutes. […]
Speaker presents “Gestalt Psychology” at BC
On Nov. 8, Eastern Washington University at Bellevue College hosted a lecture from EWU Psychology Professor Dr. Gail Hicks. EWU often holds psychology lectures here at BC, and this quarter’s […]
New look for Student Programs
The new Student Programs office in C-212 had just opened three weeks ago. The new space provides more space for more programs and students to interact with each other. The […]
UN Galapagos trip: Taking education overseas
Bellevue College will be sending five students to the Galapagos Islands in January 2013. They will be representing the college as delegates at the National Model United Nations 2013 Latin […]
ASG kicks off toy drive for kids in need
The Associated Student Government at Bellevue College is sponsoring a toy drive for underprivileged children this coming week. The front desk at Student Programs in C-212 is accepting donation of […]
Science cafe hosts “Physics of Superheroes”
Last Thursday, Nov. 8, the Science and Math Institute and the Multi-Cultural Services departments of Bellevue College hosted an event to celebrate crazy science principles represented in superhero movies and […]
PTK inducts new members
Last Tuesday, Nov. 6, the Phi Theta Kappa inducted 139 new members, including those who joined during summer quarter. Students in Phi Theta Kappa represent almost every area of study […]
Should you work while going to school?
According to thecollegesolution.com, 23% of full-time undergrads age 24 or younger work 20 hours or more a week. The reason? Well, the fact is college tuition fees tend to increase […]
Find help during the “Mid Quarter Crisis”
The Academic Success Center, located in D-204, is a resource to all students who are looking to get ahead, stay afloat or are struggling in their classes. Students are free […]