League of Legends international tournament
From May 4 to May 15, Riot Games hosted the Mid Season Invitational, a professional League of Legends tournament that had the top teams from each pro region against each […]
Articles by Bradford Ozuk
Bellevue student activism in the 60s
On April 4, 1968, Martin Luther King, leading activist for the Civil Rights Movement, was assassinated outside his hotel room in Memphis, Tennessee. He even received a Nobel Peace Prize […]
Seattle’s sister city Kobe brings kimono workshop to BC
Mikako Barlow and Holly Seely, board members for the Seattle-Kobe Sister City Association, hosted a training session on April 12 to help students properly and appropriately dress people in yukatas, […]
Peer-to-Peer helps students navigate the new quarter
The Peer-to-Peer program at Bellevue College has existed for over a decade now but has recently merged with the Outreach program in the past year. According to Makenzie Santerelli, outreach […]
First impressions of the 2016 Mariners
On April 4, the Seattle Mariners opened their 2016 season with a three game series against the Rangers in Texas. Coming into the season, the Mariners had gathered a solid […]
High school students tour BC
College Access Now is a program that works with students who were not originally considering college and tries to introduce them to the idea to see if they change their […]
Sound Transit and Sounder fare increases in effect starting this month
On March 1, fares for Sound Transit buses and the Sounder train increased for travelers in the area. There is a 25 cent increase for the ST buses and Sounder […]
T-building lockdown drills
On Tuesday, March 1, the Bellevue Police Department assisted the college in a lockdown drill in rooms T 208 and T 308, the Health Sciences, Education and Wellness Institute offices […]
From exclusion to inclusion: A workshop on feminism
To celebrate Women’s History Month, a workshop centered around feminism was presented to any Bellevue College students who wished to attend on Tuesday, March 1. In this workshop, organized by […]
BC Bulldogs men’s and women’s basketball
Women’s: The Bellevue College women’s basketball team has “had its ups and downs,” described Coach Mel Stubblefield, but he continued to say, “the girls are playing as a team most […]
Teaching safe sex practices
On Feb. 19, Amy Robles hosted the second of a four-part event designed to teach sexual education through a series of seminars named Sexpertise. Robles is a Bellevue College graduate […]
Peyton Manning will go down as a legend
Super Bowl Sunday this year was a big day for the Denver Broncos, and even bigger for quarterback Peyton Manning. Becoming one of 12 quarterbacks to have won two Super […]
Study abroad opportunities in England or Japan for fall 2016
In fall quarter this year, several students at Bellevue College will embark on a study abroad program to either Japan or England. During this time the students will be enrolled […]
Road to the playoffs cut short for Seahawks
On the weekend of Jan. 16, four games of the divisional matches of the NFL playoffs took place across the country. On Saturday, the New England Patriots hosted the Kansas […]
Q&A with King County Health Department
Since it began in 2013, Washington HealthPlanFinder has helped insure 1.5 million people in the state of Washington, which equates to 1 out of every 5, according to the website. […]
Seahawks repel Viking invasion, move on to next round
On the weekend of Jan. 9, eight National Football League teams participated in the first round of the NFL playoffs to see who would advance. On Saturday the Kansas City […]
BC MUN returns from Czech Republic
Six members of the Bellevue College Model United Nations club and class were in the Czech Republic for a National MUN conference with 500 students representing dozens of schools from […]
Internship panel for students
On Wednesday, Nov. 18, a Corporate Internship Panel designed to help Bellevue College students learn about and participate in internships was held in room B228. Three companies were represented at […]
#Idiocracy: Upcoming IDS class
In Winter quarter 2015, three instructors are going to be teaching a class titled “#Idiocracy: Sex Race and Politics in the Media Age.” Tim Jones and Katherine Oleson had taught […]
Veterans tell their stories
In recognition of Veterans’ Day, the BC Association of Veterans held a “Veterans’ Stories” presentation in the Carlson Theater on Nov. 10. This event was to give veterans of the […]