With more than 1,911 locations in 41 states, Chick-fil-A is a popular fast food chain across the nation. On Thursday, April 9, the first Chick-fil-A location in Washington opened in […]
Shaving. Nearly everybody does it. For the most part, a lot of people are doing it completely wrong. Watch any sports game on TV and there are bound to be […]
This spring quarter, a different kind of photography class will be offered. ART 297 will be covering landscape photography. Taught by Chad White, the class will examine what landscape photography […]
The gender wage gap is a popular topic for feminists and politicians alike. The concept that women are paid less across the board is false, dangerous and disingenuous. The wage […]
I-502 was an initiative on the Washington State ballot for the legalization of recreational marijuana. In July of 2014, the first batch of retail licenses were sold, and on October […]
This quarter, one of BC’s Interior Design studio classes is being piloted as a hybrid course, raising concerns among students. According to The Inter Design program Chair Dan Beert, “The […]
Keanu Reeves is back for his best action movie since the Matrix trilogy, and does not disappoint. “John Wick” stars Reeves as the protagonist John Wick, a retired hitman seeking […]
At this point, social networks are a major portal for marketing a company or product. Anybody who’s anybody has a Twitter account that people can follow to get updates or […]
The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is a beast of a phone. With a 5.7 inch AMOLED screen and a 2.7 GHz quad core Snapdragon processor, the Note 4 has enough […]
Not in recent memory has a film like “The Interview” been preceded with such press coverage. International intrigue, industrial espionage and heightened tensions were the hallmark. Even the threat of […]
Strangely enough, the Internet isn’t really a great analogy for the real world. Dave Chappelle did a skit on it once, and that was ten years ago. An updated version […]
Self-expression is one of the most treasured activities humans can engage in. We love to talk about ourselves, demonstrate what we believe in and make art to attempt to communicate […]
When BC students want to buy or sell books or supplies, want to find a place to live or look for job prospects, there’s one place they mainly go – […]
For some BC students studying physics, Robert Hobbs is a fixture of the department. Serving as the head of the physics department and faculty advisor for the physics club, Hobbs […]
On November 12, 2014, the Philae lander set down on comet 67P, 10 years after being launched from Earth. It was a monumental achievement, something never done before. Yet, in […]
A college student’s budget is rarely, if ever, something that can be described as “generous.” Fine dining is not a luxury indulged in, but a rare treat for a student […]
With yet another school shooting, this one on our metaphorical doorstep, the gun control debate has been raised yet again. More laws are being considered, and more regulation being called […]
Storytelling is an age-old art. From the birth of man, we have all endeavored to tell tales and share ideas. Sometimes, good writing comes from years of work, Shakespearean intrigue, […]
Near the east side of the BC parking garage is a small, one-story house with a very tall antenna reaching into the air. This is the home of KBCS 93.1 […]
After years of war, heartbreak, protest, death, devastation and horror, President Obama has authorized yet another bombing campaign in Iraq, this time against ISIS forces. To top it off, if […]
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