FDA halts at-home Corona test kit program in Seattle
Seattle’s at-home test kits could have become a vital resource in testing individuals for the coronavirus until the FDA shut down the process. On May 12, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates […]
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West Seattle high-rise bridge on its last legs
It has been almost a month since the Seattle Department of Transportation announced the emergency closure of the West Seattle High-Rise Bridge. The announcement came due to a reported accelerated […]
Vote-by-mail is a possible solution to voting in a pandemic
In a matter of months, the effects of coronavirus have changed daily life for millions of Americans. Wearing masks and social distancing, job losses, the effects throughout the workforce, all […]
King County Announces 5 Million in Rental Assistance
As the nation continues the battle against the Coronavirus pandemic, millions of Washingtonians continue to feel the financial impact throughout their lives. The uncertainties of jobs and coping with the […]
Filing for Unemployment
The rapid spread of COVID-19 and its effects on the United States are severe and uncertain. As colleges across the country transition to online classes, concerns grow among working students […]
Bellevue College changes leadership, students protest in wake of mural defacement
Bellevue College has made headlines since the Day of Remembrance mural was defaced by an administrator, bringing about a wave of new leadership and the necessity to listen to the […]
Judge rejects challenges to $30 tab initiative
On February 12th, King County Judge Marshall Ferguson rejected the challenges to Initiative 976, also known as the $30 tab initiative. Judge Ferguson heard claims from a coalition of Washington […]
Black Student Union has all new leadership, skyrocketing membership
Organizations often begin the same way; passionate students create a club built on a common collective, find a way of operating their club, and abide by a chosen charter. However, […]
Microsoft announces plan to go carbon negative
On Jan. 16, 2020, tech giant Microsoft announced a plan to go carbon negative by 2030. The announcement is only a steppingstone toward reducing corporate greenhouse emissions, and by 2050, […]
BC Gallery presents: The Pool Zones and Other Zones
What kind of art lies within architecture? The newest exhibition at Bellevue College, The Pool Zones and Other Zones, invites gallery visitors to explore a diverse set of sculptures, which […]
Bellevue College’s Black Student Union down to a single member
The Black Student Union was once a thriving club on the Bellevue College campus. Members were able to build a sense of community with one another and gain exposure and […]
Recap of the Trump Impeachment Hearings week one and two
On Wednesday Nov. 13, the U.S. House of Representatives began their public hearings into the impeachment process for President Donald J. Trump. The House Intelligence Committee began testimonies with acting […]
FAFSA applications are open: here’s what you need to know
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is open for all college undergraduate and graduate students. The U.S. Department of Education offers federal aid in the forms of grants, loans, […]