Civil Rights Pilgrimage student’s photos on display in BC president’s office
Faiza Hassan is a student who went on the 2015 Civil Rights Pilgrimage. Throughout the trip, she took photos on 35 mm film of monuments and sites that the group […]
Articles by Amanda Olson
Racha Thai: Good food, but unreasonable prices
Racha Thai and Asian Kitchen is tucked away in Redmond in the same complex as Regal Cinemas Bella Bottega 11. It is slightly out of the way for me, but […]
Guitarist Kaki King says “The neck is a bridge to the body”
Text, light paintings and music collide and perform to an acoustic-electro flow. Kaki King’s “The Neck is Bridge to the Body,” a multi-media project that provokes video, light, music and […]
Eagles nest in parking lot
Two eagles were spotted on the Bellevue College campus at the end of February by Kathleen White, an English faculty member at BC and a longtime volunteer at local wildlife […]
Arabic food to be featured in cafeteria
The Arabic club had a taste test and recipe contest on Friday, February 27. The winning recipe was to be recreated in the Bellevue College cafeteria as an entrée featured […]
Theater department brings the carnival to BC
Bellevue College’s Carlson Theater will be transformed into a carnival-on-campus from March 11 – 14 at 7:30 p.m. Community members are invited to witness a show like no other that […]
Father chooses disabled baby over wife
Early Feb. 2015, an Armenian woman reportedly divorced her husband and gave up her baby upon learning the child was born with Down syndrome. After the fact, the mother, Ruzan […]
Psychedelic folk with Sylvan Esso
Sylvan Esso is one of those bands that got real big real fast. Composed of singer Amelia Meath, also a part of the folk trio Mountain Man and Nick Sanborn, […]
Art in the digital age
Digital technology’s impact on the production and process of sharing art is immense. Any child growing up today will likely first become familiar with what “Photoshopped” or digitally altered images […]
Benjamin A. Gilman scholarship for studying abroad
The Benjamin A. Gilman scholarship, which aims to provide financial assistance to students seeking a three-month long study abroad opportunity, is open to all U.S. citizens who are receiving Federal […]
Music and shisha sessions at the Night Owl hookah bar
Nestled in Seattle’s University District is the Night Owl hookah bar, a dim-lit and nicely ventilated place to kick back with friends. The building is decorated with interesting artwork, often […]
Chad White: Photographer on and off campus
Chad White began his photography career as a practicing community college student unsure whether he wanted to attend a university of the arts. “That pretty much solidified that I did […]
WSU and BC plan on new partnership
A financial partnership between Washington State University and Bellevue College is being conceptually explored by the two institutions. The partnership could lower tuition costs for BC students, heighten the quality […]
Hands-on radio broadcasting opportunities offered at BC
In the Basic Broadcasting class, students learn about the history of broadcast radio, get an understanding of the transition from AM to PM to FM, the difference in those stations […]
Champion of Sustainability
Bellevue College initially connected with McKinstry, an energy consulting firm, when they partnered up to work on BC’s recent application for a Department of Commerce grant. Though the college didn’t […]
Community food pantry now open
“The goal is: nobody goes Hungry,” said Alex Clark, Student Programs front desk coordinator and former ASG environmental and social responsibility representative. The “fend for yourself” attitude is a cultural […]
Sharing music online
Peer-to-peer music sharing. It’s everywhere and it’s largely illegal. The discrepancy lies within the intellectual copyright laws that have been implemented over time. The Digital Millennium Copyright Act in particular […]
Review of “Dead Man’s Cellphone”
He’s dead, sitting at a table in a coffee shop near a woman who had recently savored the last bite of her lobster bisque, the meal the now-dead man came […]
Technolegit
I just got off the phone with my internet and home telephone service provider, found out the utilities are going to be out of commission or another week. Each time […]
Child prodigies
Our Facebook news feeds tend to tailor – loosely – to our interests, as interpreted by the site itself. We see the most relevant posts our friends make, and have […]