Visiting scholar Dr. Liu Yi returns to Shanghai
Dr. Liu Yi is a visiting scholar from Shanghai, China who came to the United States Jan. 30, 2014 and departed on Feb. 15, 2015. As a visiting scholar of […]
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Science Cafe event reveals lies in statistics
The “Science Café: Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics” event, held on Friday, Jan. 30 at 12:30 p.m. in C130A near the cafeteria, was named after Mark Twain’s famous quote,“There are […]
BC technology help desk
The technology help desk at the N Building is in charge of the open lab in N250 and the five other computer labs in the N Building. According to Lexy […]
Matt Groshong retiring after 15 years at BC
Matthew Groshong, the interim dean of enrollment services, retired after 15 years of service at Bellevue College. His last day at the college was Jan. 9 and the retirement party […]
Recent events in Cleveland
On Saturday around 3:30 p.m., two police officers fatally shot a 12-year-old boy, Tamir E. Rice, near the Cudell Recreation Center. Rice died the next day at MetroHealth Medical Center […]
New public safety desk
Office C106 has long been the Office of Sustainability, providing students with transportation resources like BC RideMatch. Recently, the Student Programs and Administrative Services decided to share C106 with Public […]
Unsafe lighting on campus brought to attention
Although most of the Bellevue College campus is well-maintained and well-lit, some faculty and students of the theater—who often have practices that end well into the evening—have expressed some concerns […]
SAMI grant accepting applications
The SAMI@ BC Student Project Grant is for all Bellevue College student clubs who can “write for up to $2000 of materials or equipment which must be purchased through SAMI […]
Volleyball team prepares for end of season
With a little over a week left until the season is over, the Bellevue College Volleyball team won its last two games with an overall season score of 9-7 since […]
Student Government seeks feedback
The Bellevue College Office of Student Legislative Affairs is a student-led organization that represents students at Bellevue College “on a state level dealing with student organizing, tabling, phone banking, class […]
Harry Potter spinoff from J. K. Rowling
J.K. Rowling, creator of Harry Potter universe, has decided to return to her fictional universe upon Warner Bros’ request. They want her to turn one of the Harry Potter […]
DRC Disability Postcard Project and beyond
The Bellevue College Disability Resource Center has come up with ideas and projects to promote the awareness of Disability Month around the campus. A twist on the ongoing PostSecret […]
World Peace Forum brought to BC
A trillion U.S. taxpayer dollars are being spent on wars across the world in Syria, Ukraine, Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia and Libya every year. The United States is currently […]
Building Bridges: Alliances Between Women of Color and White Women
The Coalition for Gender Equity, previously known as Building Bridges: Alliances Between Women of Color and White Women, is a group of students advocating gender and racial equality. The group […]
J. J. Abrams’ mystery “S.”
Conceived by J.J. Abrams and written by award-winning novelist Doug Dorst, “S.” is a post-modern mystery novel that is a story within a story. In the story of “S.” is […]
Voter registration on campus
This year, the Bellevue College Office of Student Legislative Affairs has teamed up with the Associated Student Government, the Washington Student Association and the Washington Bus to spread the word […]
Disability Awareness Month
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month. It is held each year as a national campaign to raise awareness about disability employment issues and disability in general. The theme this […]
Farewell to Paco Mesch, former BC internship coordinator
Former BC internship coordinator Paco Mesch has wrapped up his time at BC and will be working as an assistant cooperative education coordinator at Northeastern University in Seattle. From there, […]