Each year the Associated Student Government hosts a voting event to encourage students to participate in the election of their representatives. This year’s is coming up on April 20 and […]
The new quarter has begun, and with it comes new challenges and sometimes daunting opportunities for personal growth. How many times have you been in a new class and had […]
School gardens help students learn about nutrition and maintaining a healthy diet, provide low cost nutritious produce for consumption, and increases social, academic and emotional health. If every school in […]
Bellevue College is playing a major role in supporting “The Movement: Women on the Rise,” a project being developed by the KD Hall Foundation. As women’s history month comes to […]
Language and culture preservation projects are vital to not only native communities, but to our overall wellbeing as a species. We can’t afford to lose the knowledge, and wisdom of […]
Amazon has become a major economic and cultural force in Seattle over the past few years. The company owns more than 10 million square feet of office space according to […]
Recently, the BC Center for Career Connections and Multi Cultural Services posted signs around campus to spread awareness of domestic violence. Each sign had a different indicator of an abusive […]
In the wake of Officer Peter Liang’s conviction of manslaughter in the death of Akai Gurley, a wave of Chinese Americans have rallied across the country in his defense and […]
As students go from the library to the N building they may not realize that they are passing by the home of two local TV channels. “The College Channel,” channel […]
I didn’t vote in last year’s midterm election, but I should have. The ballot was pinned to my bulletin board for at least a month but somehow never got touched. […]
BC Foundation scholarship applications are available as of Feb. 1 in a simplified common application process. Students fill out one application including short answer questions, recommendation letters and personal information. […]
Contemporary dance, as with many modern art forms, can be a bit daunting for those new to the experience. The annual contemporary dance showcase Chop Shop includes a variety of […]
2,000 years into humanity’s knowledge of lead’s debilitating properties, a United States Governor has allowed an entire city to be poisoned by the substance. Flint, Michigan’s water source was switched […]
DeVotchKa is a genre-defying group most commonly described as indie rock whose haunting arrangements have always sounded like more than only four members. They recently partnered up with the Colorado […]
As the quarter begins and students settle back into their educational routine, clubs are also meeting to get ready for a busy quarter. The Muslim Student Association had their first […]
Over break, Bellevue College hosted an event that was the first of its kind for Bellevue School District. “BOOM: Breaking Out Of the Margins” was a black and brown male […]
In waterways around the world, microscopic bits of plastic are a huge threat to aquatic life. While the round plastic bits in many exfoliating face washes and toothpastes may seem […]
Susan Gjolmesli is leaving Bellevue College after 20 years as the Director of the Disability Resources Center. Since she began in 1996, the center has gone through many changes. This […]
In the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on Friday, Nov. 13, Bellevue College President David Rule asked “that you keep the people of Paris, Beirut and all those affected by […]
College campuses have long been hubs of civil protest and demonstration. While anti-racism protests at Missouri University have been deemed dramatic and selfish by much of the media, they represent […]
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