In today’s connected world the flow of money and ideas has become nearly instantaneous, and the globalized societies are dominating the poor and slow to adapt, largely through superior information […]
The fall Bellevue College Jazz Night was held in the Carlson theater on Friday Nov. 6. Featured acts were a jazz combo of six horns and a rhythm section, “Celebration,” […]
The republican primaries are essentially a joke, with businessman and reality-tv star Donald Trump smashing the competition at the polls. His flamboyant personality and short fuse have earned him quite […]
On Friday Oct. 16, the Associated Student Government, the Campus Activity Board and the Bellevue College Association of Veterans hosted a carnival in the cafeteria. Students could swing by to […]
Dedicated to the study and enjoyment of fungus, the Puget Sound Mycological Society has over 1,200 members, making it one of the largest organizations of its kind in the US. […]
Sanders has been making a splash in the democratic primaries, second in popularity only to Hilary Clinton. If current trends continue he has a solid chance of surpassing Clinton as […]
Last week on Sept. 28, Earth’s shadow blotted out the moon turning it blood-red. This was the last of four, successive, full “super moon” eclipses, the first of which was […]
The Bellevue College Foundation is the nonprofit arm of BC which funds a variety of projects and provides scholarships for students. In light of the school’s 50th anniversary, the foundation […]
During the first week of the Quarter, student employees and volunteers were present at booths around campus offering information about the campus to new students. Members of the Office of […]
Student Programs is home to more than 60 permanent programs and many clubs. The Campus Activity Board is a long standing program that in the past has primarily existed to […]
The might of the United States military is insurmountable, even in the event that the entirety of the world’s forces were allied against the U.S., the federal government has ensured […]
Farmers’ markets are a mainstay of the American summer, and in King County we are lucky to have many held weekly in a variety of neighborhoods, hosting healthy biodiversity with […]
Several provisions of “the Patriot Act” expired Monday June 1. Previously, government agencies had legal authority to collect and monitor phone records of nearly everyone in the country, without the […]
The dawn of election season is good and gone at this point, frontrunners from both parties are already boiling away their vast reserves of capital in their bid for presidency. […]
Thousands of people in the Seattle area daily mount their bikes as a means to get around. Biking is one of the most efficient forms of transportation, however there are […]
On May 2, 2015 Bellevue College held its 34th annual International Night in Carlson Theater. To this day it is one of the most highly attended events at the college. […]
BC piloted a new online competency-based Business Software Specialist certificate in January 2014. Since its introduction last year, it has replaced the old Business Software Specialist program due to demand […]
Isaac Brock recently released a Modest Mouse album. Eight years of touring and slowly gathering material culminated with “Strangers to Ourselves” in March. The album was concocted from a broader […]
Sponsored by the Office of International Education, the Peer-2-Peer mentoring program hosted their quarterly ice cream social last week on March 11. Students and faculty alike recieved free refreshments, along […]
The BC Bulldogs lost to Whitman College 9-0 on Sunday, March 15.
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