BC Extends Locke’s Interim Contract
Bellevue College’s Board of Trustees has announced that Governor Gary Locke’s contract as interim president has been extended for an additional two years. Locke was unanimously appointed interim president in […]
Articles by Josie Bigger
College Board Announces Changes to Standardized Testing
College Board has announced that as of June 2021, they will discontinue the SAT Subject Tests, as well as drop the optional SAT Essay. Their focus is to continue to […]
The Most Bingeworthy K-Dramas in 2021
K-Culture took the world by storm in 2020, with BTS beating out American artists on Billboard and even being nominated for a Grammy. K-Dramas also have risen in popularity, partially […]
BC Resources: Benefits Hub
Finding balance between work, school, and life can be a challenge. Figuring out how to pay tuition, along with the rising cost of living and unexpected financial crisis, can derail […]
Talking Heads: BC Students on the Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has been an unprecedented event, spawning global lockdowns and requiring new patterns of life for people all over the world. It can be easy to get caught […]
Top Five Allergy-Friendly Snacks for Every College Student
Even though allergies and food sensitivities have become more common throughout the general population, finding snacks and alternatives to popular treats that don’t contain the top eight allergens can feel […]
BTS “BE:” A Modest Album Made for a Changing World
Despite the changing and unpredictable landscape of 2020, musicians across the globe have continued to meet their audiences through home-produced albums, virtual concerts and increased online engagement. Many artists have […]
OPINION: America Should Practice Conscription
From the hunter-gatherers millenia ago to the modern era, the survival and spread of civilizations has been based upon the martial might and organization of armed forces. Countries and cultures […]
COVID-19 Cases Once Again Rising Across the Country
Days are growing shorter, the weather is getting colder and cases of COVID-19 are steadily rising. At the time of writing this article, over 74 thousand new cases had been […]
Ballots, Theft, and what it Means for You
‘Tis the season for voting, and ballots all across Washington State have been rolling out over the past week. If you haven’t received your ballot by now, however, foul play […]