The Super Bowl: More than a game
The Super Bowl is more than just America’s most watched sporting event. Super Bowl Sunday is a landmark of American culture and has become more important than the game itself, […]
Articles by Joshua Goodman-Peavy
Dr. Tyrone Bledsoe comes to BC for Martin Luther King Day
On Jan. 24. Bellevue College welcomed Dr. Tyrone Bledsoe as keynote speaker of the celebration and remembrance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Bledsoe met Dr. King in his youth […]
Bellevue College’s toilets are crappy
Public restrooms are not known for being clean places. Bellevue College’s bathrooms are no exception in this regard. The toilets are everything from new and shiny to slightly dingy to […]
Matheatre hopes to widen the audience for science
On Friday, Jan. 18, the Chemistry and Physics clubs came together to host Matheatre, a Performing Arts Organization that uses theater to inspire and connect people to the world of […]
Bellevue area experiences massive power outages
Early Sunday morning saw the Puget Sound area battered by a devastating windstorm. The blustery event began shortly after midnight, with winds being measured at 44 mph with gusts of […]
Students save lives through BC’s winter blood drive
On January 9 and 10, Bloodworks will be hosting a blood drive on campus. Bloodworks, formerly known as the Puget Sound Blood Center, is a non-profit organization that supplies blood […]
Mariners improve roster during off-season
Safeco Field might not see a pitch until next year, but the Seattle Mariners are still playing ball. Now that the official season is over, the Seattle Mariners’ General Manager […]
“Heavier Than” debuts at BC’s Stop Gap Theater
“Heavier Than” is a tragedy inspired by ancient Greek mythology and set in the Labyrinth of the Minotaur. The Theater Arts department of Bellevue College has done an amazing job […]
Initiative I-1639 needs more work to be effective
The good intentions of initiative 1639, also known as I-1639, are a mere facade. The bill’s contents were put forth with the best of intentions which drove voters to support […]
Lawsuit related fliers found in BC restrooms
On Oct. 24, several unauthorized fliers titled “This is Bellevue College” were found posted in the women’s restrooms on campus. The flyers’ contents dealt with the current Bellevue College sexual […]
Kim Schrier vs. Dino Rossi: District 8’s Congressional Race in Review
The race for the Representative seat of Washington’s 8th congressional district, which Bellevue College is a part of, is coming to a close as this year’s midterm election approaches. Republican […]
Disaster readiness at Bellevue College
Natural disasters at Bellevue College are few and far between. However, proper preparation is still very important. Luckily, it is very easy to prepare for most of the trials and […]
What to expect from Soul Calibur VI
“Soul Calibur VI” is an excellent fighting game that will bring enjoyment to old fans of the series and new players alike. Fiercely competitive gameplay, beautiful visuals and a deep, […]
BC Homecoming parade showcases community, school spirit
A colorful cascade of carts cruised across campus to kick off Homecoming Week here at Bellevue College. A slightly rainy day did not stop Brutus the Bulldog, our school’s mascot, […]
NHL looks to create Seattle team
Recently, Seattle has taken another major step towards gaining an NHL hockey team. “Seattle’s a place you want to have hockey, and if you have hockey in Seattle, everybody’s going […]
Yes, traditional sports fans: esports are sports, too
A camera pans over Beijing’s National Arena, and every seat is packed. The live opening concert has just ended, and fans cheer and shout with excitement as players take their […]