Being a college student and a Starbucks barista, I know how important caffeine (mainly coffee, forget soda and caffeinated teas) is to function and maintain. I have to have some […]
On Jan. 30 and Jan. 31 in the BC cafeteria, the International Student Association put on the annual Lunar New Year Celebration. Also in association was the Photography Club, who […]
Halfway through BC women’s basketball season, the Lady Bulldogs are on top and aiming to stay there. With at least six games to go and the Northwest Association of Community […]
Recently, Amazon announced that they’re working on Amazon Air, a system in which drones will have your packages to your home within a matter of hours. The idea is nice, […]
Offered this quarter at BC for the interior design or art lovers is INDES 396, or Special Topics in Interior Design: Contemporary Interiors 1980-present. The class focuses mainly on deconstruction, […]
Tech geeks and spectacle-wearers alike have been waiting for the release of the anticipated Google Glass. To be able to record, take pictures, and even do something like get […]
Everywhere you go, it’s guaranteed you’re going to see something about the “12th Man” or see at least 15 people sporting their Seahawks gear. My question is, where has […]
Okay, if it was up to me, I would so be done with paying for gas. Driving to school and work every day hurts my gas tank – and […]
Looking around the BC campus, it isn’t hard to see that it’s a very “green” school. In the science building, there are more floor-to-ceiling windows than you can count to […]
Taking place from Jan. 7 to Jan. 10, with a preview on Jan. 5, the Consumer Electronics show hosted in Las Vegas has revealed some of the best, the dumbest, […]
With our generation headed towards a time of Amazon Prime Air and other technological advances, it’s no wonder that online classes are taking the educational world by storm. The introduction […]
On Dec. 12, 17 Bellevue College students and Office of Student Legislative Affairs members will head to the Washington Budget Matters Conference, hosted at the Washington State Convention Center. The […]
On Dec. 5 at 3:30 p.m., the arts and humanities department and the Bellevue College Association of Veterans, will be unveiling the brand new veterans’ memorial statue. The statue, designed […]
At the start of fall quarter, it seemed as if everything was under construction. First the T building, then the wiped out parking lots and now the BC bookstore. The […]
Bellevue College’s own Krischanna Roberson, the director of the health sciences & wellness department as well as the Black Student Union adviser, was elected onto the Bellevue School Board to […]
On Thursday, Oct. 31, Ata Karim, vice president of Student Services, announced in an email to the college that the college had hired a new dean of student success. Ana […]
Hristo (Chris) Stoynov, program coordinator at Bellevue College, attended the “Campus as Living Laboratory Event” in St. Port Huron, Michigan. Over the course of the event, Stoynov learned how to […]
On Nov. 22-24, the BC Model UN will be taking part in the Northwest Model United Nations 2013 conference in Seattle. The Lewis & Clark College Model UN, University of […]
October, as expected, brought a plethora of Halloween decorations to the shelves of stores and the front porches of homes. I was also able to buy a 250 piece Hershey’s […]
On Oct. 22 in Carlson Theatre, from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Richard Montanez spoke to Bellevue College students with the goal to remind them that determination has no boundaries […]
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