BC’s Veterans’ Office expands
In order to expand their scope beyond financial aid and connect veterans with more services, Bellevue College’s Veterans Office has added another member to their team, Rachel Hayes, a Vet […]
In order to expand their scope beyond financial aid and connect veterans with more services, Bellevue College’s Veterans Office has added another member to their team, Rachel Hayes, a Vet […]
Faculty voted on opening day in favor of the most recent version of the collective bargaining agreement. Wages have waned for faculty over the last decade, failing to keep pace […]
On Sep. 11, the Washington state legislature was declared in contempt of court for failing to draw up their plans for the restructuring of the K-12 by the April 30 […]
Big changes start winter quarter, or so says the hand out currently being distributed around campus. In short, the time frame to enroll in classes is being shortened, blue cards […]
Another position has opened up for students on campus, this time as a coordinator with the Peer Assisted Leadership through Service Center. It is a paid position requiring approximately 15 […]
On July 13, a leak was found in human resources, resulting in significant water damage. A flex pipe connected to a sink above HR in A202 gave way and burst […]
Effective Friday, July 18 at 8 p.m. through the following Friday, July 25 at 5 a.m., Interstate 90 Westbound will be reduced to one lane for construction in addition to […]
On Thursday June 5, students gathered in Student Programs for President David Rule’s first-ever student office hours. Around eight students attended the hour-long session discussing issues ranging from housing to […]
On May 12 the drafts of the strategic plan, academic master plan and student affairs plan were released, followed by an open comment period which came to a close on […]
On May 15, an estimated 25 to 40 students attended a public hearing on the cuts to Metro at Bellevue City Hall. The Office of Sustainability funded students to take […]
On May 5, 2014 between 25 and 40 faculty gathered outside of a bargaining meeting between the faculty union and administration to advocate for fair pay in the negation of […]
On April 29, 2014 Tom Nielsen, vice president of instruction, officially announced that Bellevue College will be hiring Gita Bangera as BC’s first dean of undergraduate research. “This position is […]
Elections for the 2014 – 2015 Associated Student Government closed on April 25. 1,040 students turned out to vote for 10 of the 11ASG as well as a constitutional amendment. […]
Following the Election Kick Off, hosted by the Associated Student Government, a complaint was filed by Melody Salcedo, ASG campus life and events representative, against Melantha Jenkins, ASG presidential candidate, […]
“[The student trustee] is a college governance position … at the highest level” said Brandon Lueken, program coordinator. The college is required to put forth three to five qualified applicants […]
As of April 1, 2014 Zawdie Terry, former president of the Associated Student Government and Shawn Jafri, former organizing director of the Office of Student Legislative Affairs, were fired for […]
Four students traveled to Washington, D.C. with Bellevue College’s Office of Student Legislative Affairs to attend the United States Student Association’s Grassroots Legislative Conference and National Student Lobby Day from […]
Efforts are currently under way to implement a campus wide minimum wage of $10.75. This would not apply to temporary employees such as one-time event workers. Simultaneously, the next generation […]
The way information is dispersed throughout campus is about to change. Modifications are being proposed to the All-BC [fyi] emails that student employees, staff and faculty receive. “Currently, all employees […]
Under the Patient Protection Act and Affordable Care Act, often referred to as “Obamacare”, penalties for not having enrolled in an insurance policy go into effect as of March 31, […]
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