How to study abroad as a BC student
Observation of International Education Week started on Nov. 16. In honor of this, Bellevue College is having two events. One of the events that were held last week was an […]
Articles by Ghina Mubin
BC Rotaract bake sale raises money for playground
The Bellevue College Rotaract is a club based on the slogan “Service above Self.” They are connected to the bigger club known as Rotary of Bellevue which is connected to […]
BC faculty trains for dangerous intruder
With the shooting at Umpqua Community College in Roseburg serving as a warning for campus security, many colleges and universities in the Pacific Northwest have begun revamping their security efforts […]
Tokyo Japanese Steakhouse
The Tokyo Japanese Steakhouse is a restaurant located in downtown Bellevue, near Lunchbox Laboratory. I went there recently and I can say it was truly unique. The customer service was […]
Precautions following recent shootings
On October 1, 2015, Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, Ore. had a sudden school shooting. As a result of the recent shootings that have been occurring closer to the Pacific […]
BC’s non-traditional degrees
The traditional college bachelor’s degree program consists of a four-year program, two of those years are usually taking general education courses and the other two years are spent taking courses […]
Redirecting funds for Running Start
Running Start is a program in Washington that allows high school juniors and seniors the option to take courses at the local community college. Through Running Start, students are able […]
The Syrian Refugee Crisis
Lately the news has covered a lot about the Syrian Refugee Crisis. With connections to Syrian friends and news about the crisis, the conditions seem to worsen day by day. […]
Assisting BC’s disabled community
July 26 marked the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The act was put into law in 1990 and went into effect in 1992, during George H.W. Bush’s […]
Couple walks across US to raise awareness
Keith Edwards and Reina Emerson are a couple who are currently walking across the country to raise awareness of and funds for ocean pollution. They started in Jacksonville, Florida and […]
T Building to open for fall
The T building is the newest building on the Bellevue College campus. It is located across from the A building, near Landerholm Circle. The building will be dedicated to the […]
Researching with the RISE Learning Institute
RISE Learning Institute is a new division that was recently launched at Bellevue College. “The Research, Innovation Service and Experiential Learning Institute is helping to shape the existing and evolving […]
Plans for new light-rails
Bellevue’s population is expected to rise in the coming years. The Bellevue College sustainability website stated that by 2040, Bellevue is projected to grow 33 percent, and with the increasing […]
Commuters face future issues
Since the last bus fare increase in 2011, most commuters paid either $1.25 or $2.50, depending on age. However, according to the press release on the King County transportation website […]
Students explore opportunities with local universities at the 2015 winter transfer fair
The quarterly transfer fair was hosted in the Bellevue College cafeteria Tuesday, Feb 17. Representatives from universities both in and out of state were present, each at their own booth […]
BC coach inducted into hall of fame
Stella Orechia is a professor in the physical education department at Bellevue College who was recently inducted into the hall of fame at her previous school, the College of San […]
The Belletrist, BC’s art and literature magazine
The Belletrist is Bellevue College’s online literary arts magazine. It is an open space for students to share and express their creativity in all forms. The Belletrist offers student an […]
Olympic medalist speaks at BC
This year Bellevue College is hosting a week long celebration in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. The “Dream and Act, Dr. Martin Luther King did” event that happened on […]
Crossing the line with freedom of speech
The news has been constantly talking about the recent attacks in Paris. Yes, the tragedies that happened in France are in no doubt a great devastation. But the news fails […]
Dave Rule visits the White House, meets Obama
On Dec. 4, 2014, Bellevue College President Dr. Dave Rule attended the second Higher Education Access Summit in Washington, DC. The summit was held at the White House and President […]