World Hijab Day aims to dissolve negative stigma
Bellevue College’s Muslim Student Association organized a World Hijab Day on Monday, Feb. 1, in order to foster awareness of the hijab and its cultural and religious foundation. Founded by […]
Articles by David Kook
Students rally at Olympia
On Tuesday, Jan. 26, students from Bellevue College’s Office of Student Legislative Affairs joined an organized rally and lobby at Olympia with 34 of Washington’s community and technical colleges to […]
Honoring Martin Luther King Jr.
In celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, students from BC attended the 34th annual MLK Jr. Celebration Rally and March, which is traditionally held at Garfield High School. On […]
Skating into BC’s 50th
With January marking Bellevue College’s 50th anniversary, members of BC’s Institutional Advancement are preparing to hold several events this year to commemorate the celebration. Through these anniversary events, Project Manager […]
Apple’s becoming boring
Recently, there’s been numerous confused articles about the lack of a headphone jack in Apple’s new iPhone 7, which the tech giant plans on unveiling this fall at their annual […]
Fusing flavors at the cost of abandoning culture
There is an alarming shortage of good Western style Korean restaurants in Seattle. The problem with these fusion restaurants is not that there aren’t proper ingredients to accommodate the blending […]
APISA Thanksgiving lunch
Rooted within this nation’s history, Thanksgiving is an American tradition that not many cultures around the world share. In order to teach the American holiday, Bellevue College’s Asian and Pacific […]
Signing for veterans’ success
As a commuter school, Bellevue College has a variety of resources to service a wide demographic of students. One of these tools is the Veterans’ Resource Office, which aims to […]
New gluten-free and healthy offerings from T building cafe
Housed inside the $39 million, 70,000 square feet of the medically certified T building, is the Health Sciences, Education and Wellness Institute and their new nursing labs with 20 hospital […]
Effectively marketing veganism
I was quietly cruising past the school fountain a couple weeks ago, when I was interrupted by solemn looking individuals handing out two dollars clipped onto folders with magazines about […]
BC student places in best college athlete
Every year, King 5 opens the polls for Seattlelites to nominate the best people, restaurants, gyms, barbers and almost anything into the list entitled, “Best of Western Washington.” The voting […]
BC-WSU partnership progresses
At the beginning of this year, Bellevue College and Washington State University explored a potential partnership, discussing an array of topics from tuition to the possibility of switching to WSU’s […]
Seafair honors men and women who serve
From July 29 to August 2, U.S. Navy and Coast Guard ships were moored along the Seattle Waterfront and anchored in Pier 66 and 69 for Seattleites and tourists to […]
National attention for Bellevue College OLS
Since its advocacy in summer 2011 and accreditation in December 2006 by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, the Occupational Life Skills program has become an integral component of […]
Dr. Floyd passes, his goals remain strong
On June 20, after undergoing treatment in Pullman, Dr. Elson Floyd died due to complications with colon cancer. Being the 10th President of Washington State University, Dr. Floyd leaves behind […]
Students perform at All-Stars show
The Global Interactive Association, which formed on January 2015, launched its first school-wide event last week Monday on June 8. GIA leaders and International Business Program students Keiko Hiramadsu and […]
How to be a millionaire: scamming
It was a hot Saturday afternoon when the devious deal went down. Two Italian guys, well dressed and with possibly fake Italian accents, drove up to me in a monstrous […]
Tech program revives urban youth
With a 22 percent increase in employment rates for computer related occupations by 2020, programs like Year Up aim to help students obtain jobs in these areas. Year Up is […]
Spring Transfer Fair hosts over 40 universities
With the school year soon coming to an end, many students at Bellevue College plan to transfer to a four-year university. Although their application process is complete and they already […]
“The Witch of Blackbird Pond” to be performed
“The Witch of Blackbird Pond,” by playwright Y York and adapted from Elizabeth George Speare’s children’s book, is a period piece set in the late 17th century. The play, which […]