History of Film
For students dreaming of watching movies all quarter, a history of film class will be available to go even deeper into the topic. History of Film is a hybrid class […]
Articles by Keelin Everly-Lang
Origin stories at Hugo House
“I think it’s important to start out by acknowledging we are on stolen land,” Demian DineYazhi said, starting off the night of writing by Indigenous Writers at the Hugo House […]
Hillary Clinton sees the big picture of this country
When imagining the ideal first female president in a country where equal pay and reproductive rights are still a hot button topic, it’s going to take a lot. To start […]
Cruz and Sanders’ response to 2016 nominations
This upcoming Presidential campaign has the potential to unite America, if only for the cause of a common enemy. Former presidential hopefuls Senators Cruz and Sanders have polar opposite views […]
The necessity of time and space to explore one’s creative process
When Yoshiro Nakamatsu, the inventor of the floppy disc and 77 other patents wanted an inspirational idea, he would stay underwater for extended periods of time, sometimes until less than […]
BC planned power outage
As BC celebrates its 50th anniversary, most of the original infrastructure of the college is aging as well. Electrical systems in particular have been causing small power outages over the […]
Traditional Hawaiian music with a twist
Kaumakaiwa Kanaka’ole brought an hour and a half show to the stage of The Triple Door that was wove stories, audience interaction and calls to action into Hawaiian traditional music […]
A call for further research about flouride
Growing up in Seattle I was aware of two things – we had some of the best water in the country and that it has fluoride which is good for […]
The first annual all-day TUF FEST
The first annual TUF FEST 2016 brought together a diverse array of artists and participants to celebrate and learn more about the Seattle electronic music scene. From 11 a.m. to […]
Enjoying the moment completely is more important than posting about it on social media
Seeing something beautiful or enjoying a funny moment used to be a natural part of life. Enjoyment was part of the routine. Now a notable, funny or surprising event is […]
Food Forest project feeds, educates and connects community members
The Beacon Hill Food Forest is a local Seattle project that focuses on permaculture education, sustainability and community building. It is located in Jefferson Park in Seattle and is made […]
Self compassion beats self confidence
Growing up in the individualist society of the United States I took for granted the importance of good self-esteem. Now I’m seeing that there may be other, more important factors […]
King County Metro seeks BC feedback
As traffic increases and environmental impacts become increasingly important, transit systems in King County are expanding their service and accessibility to serve a greater number of citizens. King County Metro […]
The evolution of Student Programs
Student Programs at Bellevue College has changed over the years from a small organization that focused on social events to a growing and thriving hub for community building, leadership development […]
Early Learning Center grows over time by the side of BC
The Early Learning Center, originally called the Student Child Care Center, was first established in 1973 and has expanded over time. The organization has been funded by Bellevue College, the […]
Raising bees at BC
BC will soon have its very own beehives. After the BC risk management team approves the project, five hives will be purchased for the college. They will be housed behind […]
Anyone can be a poet, just start writing
What does the concept of poetry call to mind? Some may think of confusing lines of rhyming nonsense that they are forced to squeeze meaning out of for an A […]
Students speak up through slam poetry with Ebony Stewart
On Wednesday, April 13, students had a chance to see a performance poetry competition at Bellevue College. The event was sponsored by the Campus Activities Board and hosted by performance […]
Diversity improves the quality of journalism
Look at the coverage of any major news event and you will see a wide variety of perspectives. Every news organization and medium will have a different way of telling […]
Private nursing room available for mothers
Bellevue College, with its Affirmation of Inclusion and student services, aims to be an accommodating institution for all of its students. An example of this is the Mother’s Room in […]