Articles by Noreen Wong

Childhood memories are always dear to one’s heart. The toys, the food and the music—they need not be too intricate; even the simplest of things can stir up the most […]

Spring, photography, fashion, free food and raffle. What’s not to love about these? On June 5-7, BC’s Photography Club is going to collaborate with Fashion Club to present “Spring. People. […]

“Right here now at the United States…we have experienced the longest running holocaust in the world,” said Zandra Apple, member of the Lakota tribe at South Dakota and student contact […]

What comes up to your mind when you think of cavemen? Half-naked, muscular and leopard-skin-wearing? Perhaps the Flintstones? We may have a clear image of cavemen in our heads but […]

Seattle Artist Peter Millett paid a trip to the Bellevue College Gallery Space on May 2 for the opening reception of his latest collection of abstract steel sculptures—Presence/Absence. The reception […]

Local (and awesome) musicians have definitely been frequenting the Bellevue College campus lately. Following our Earth Week guests Kris Orlowski and the Passenger String Quartet, Seattle reggae rockers Kore Ionz […]

To all film enthusiasts: Clear your schedules on April 27-28; you are going to the Future of Film Expo! Future of Film Expo is part of the National Film Festival […]

“How do I get published?”—This is definitely one of the most asked questions by aspiring writers and artists. Despite the increasing prevalence of blogs and desktop publishing, seeing their own […]

Since the spring of 2000, BC students have celebrated Earth Week with lectures and of course, a series of films related to environmental issues and sustainability. Focusing on food and […]

After what seems like the longest wait, spring has finally arrived. Cozy sunshine and blooming cherry blossoms—with such amazing weather, it is hard not to be reminded of how incredible […]

“It is an eye opener to how people feel when loved ones die,” said Tyler Sims, Director of The Shadow Box. Have you ever been being told of an impending […]

“This is all very unexpected. I never knew you could do things like that [with teapots],” commented Takhmina Dzhuraeva, ASG’s VP of Finance and Communication. Curated by BC ceramics instructor […]

“This energizes me!” said Trisha Brink, English instructor and faculty advisor of the BC Glee Club. Yes, Glee is on TV, in video games, at your local Claire’s and now, […]

What is Pacific Northwest design? In an age of rapidly increasing globalization, can a regional design ethic exist? An upcoming exhibition, titled “Made Local: Products of the Pacific Northwest,” showcasing […]

With globalization taking place  rapidly, maintaining originality is becoming more and more of a struggle for artists. The influence from other regions of the country or even other parts of […]