Seattle Music Festivals to Keep Summer Rocking: 4 Musical Events Not to Miss
Summer is the season of hot days, late nights and great memories. Therefore, it should be no surprise that one of the most popular summer pastimes is concerts and music […]
Articles by Abigail Elperin
A Slice of Joy: The Bulldog Bistro Reopens with Competitive Prices
On the first floor of the housing building, one of Bellevue’s best-kept secrets has re-emerged after months of dormancy due to staffing shortages. The Bulldog Bistro, which is just a […]
Brandy Melville: Selling the Dream, but at What Price?
Content warning: this article makes reference to sexual assault, eating disorders, fatphobia, and racism. Squeeze through the notoriously narrow doors of Brandy Melville and find yourself in an alternate dimension, […]
BC Opens Registration for Summer Communication Course: “Speak Up and Influence”
Do you feel nervous speaking in groups? Do you feel blank when called upon to answer a tough question? Do you think of the perfect thing to say after the […]
Tiny Gallery, Big Inspiration: BC Library Opens “Tiny Art Gallery” for Mini-Size Works
In an often-overlooked corner of the library, a new society has formed at Bellevue College: a miniature one, that is. Blink and you’ll miss the library’s tiny art gallery, which […]
The Zines of Bellevue College
Last Thursday, May 9, Bellevue College librarian Elena Maans-Lorincz hosted an informational session on zines for faculty. According to the Purdue Library, “A zine (pronounced ZEEN) is short for “fanzine” […]
Bellevue College Celebrates Cinco de Mayo with Focus on History
On Tuesday, May 7, the Latinx Students Affinity Coordinator hosted a Taco Tuesday event in a belated celebration of Cinco de Mayo. A line of hungry students and faculty snaked […]
BC Expands Bachelor’s Degree Offerings: Is It Distancing Itself from Its ‘Community College’ Status?
Bellevue College recently unveiled a string of new Bachelor of Applied Science degrees. The degrees are four-year programs that BC says are “cost-effective” and “high quality.” Some of these bachelor’s […]
What Is Coachella? A Look At the History of the “Influencer Olympics”
When you think of the Coachella Festival, which takes place annually in Indio, California, a very specific image comes to mind: influencers adorned with festival outfits that barely meet plausible […]
Dr. Jessica Clark Selected as New Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs for Bellevue College
After a lengthy interview process, Dr. Jessica Clark has been selected as Bellevue College’s new Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs, effective May 1, 2024. Dr. Clark has extensive […]
BC Evacuation After Reported Assault Raises Concerns Over Emergency Alert System’s Reliability
On Tuesday, February 27, a reported case of sexual assault shook the Bellevue College community. The crime was reported around 8:50 a.m. By the time Bellevue Police arrived, they almost […]
Volunteers Urgently Needed for BC Students’ Interview Practice by the Center for Career Connections
Volunteers are urgently needed by the Center for Career Connections. They are searching for “20 Experienced Hiring Volunteers to conduct practice interviews with Bellevue College Students in an EXPRL220 class […]
Op-Ed: Parasocial Relationships in the 21st Century
For as long as there have been celebrities, there have been people who adore them. But at what point is it concerning to worship a person who is not aware […]
BC Foundation Scholarship Applications are Now Open for 2024-2025 Academic Year
Applications are now open for the BC Foundation Scholarships. Anyone planning on attending Bellevue College during the 2024-2025 school year is eligible to apply. The scholarships are funded by “generous […]
Midterm Destress Techniques for Students
With midterms rapidly approaching, it can be a stressful season for many. But before you can take care of the tasks on your docket, you first need to make sure […]
Bellevue College Hosts Career Pathways Event
From Tuesday, Jan. 30 to Thursday, Feb. 1, Bellevue College hosted a plethora of speakers as part of the “Exploring Pathways – Career Panels” event. Events like these are periodically […]
Bellevue College Revives Safety Leads Program to Bolster Campus Emergency Preparedness
The Safety Leads Program has recently been revitalized at Bellevue College after a pandemic-motivated hiatus. Reinstituted in January of 2023, the program aims to “prepare for upcoming emergencies,” as reported […]
BC Food Services Expands Communication With Students Amid a Decrease in On-Campus Dining
Recently, there has been a noticeable increase in communication from Bellevue College’s Food Services and Events department, with updates about new employment opportunities, modifications to open hours, and more being […]
Bellevue College Hosts MLK Day Celebration: Dr. Bettina L. Love Gives Keynote Speech
It was an honor to witness the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration that took place on Thursday, Jan. 18. The event was illuminating, drawing many students and faculty […]
Bulldog Bistro Temporarily Closed Due to Staffing Issues; BC Food Service is Hiring
On January 2, it was announced through the Bellevue College FYI that the Bulldog Bistro, which is located in the on-campus housing building H and is known for its selection […]