Don’t judge people for the food they eat
Recently, I’ve been getting in to a lot of conversations about what type of food is acceptable and what isn’t. Things like bugs and snails that may seem awful to […]
Recently, I’ve been getting in to a lot of conversations about what type of food is acceptable and what isn’t. Things like bugs and snails that may seem awful to […]
The Bellevue College Foundation held their second annual BC Bingo fundraiser on June 2. Held at the beginning of pride month, this event was held in honor of the LGBTQ […]
The cafeteria of Bellevue College filled with promotion tables on May 25 as BC held the spring quarter transfer fair. Representatives from both out of state and local universities were […]
A lecture and discussion about the politics of hate and how propaganda has been used for hate took place on May 24. The lecture was presented by Michael Korolenko, a […]
While browsing the web, I see many stories about celebrities giving back to their communities, but some types of giving back get more attention than others. Celebrities who visit kids […]
Recently, some areas of the Bellevue College campus have been under construction. There are two main development projects on campus right now. One is the construction of the dorms by […]
On May 11, the results for Bellevue College’s Associate Student Government election were announced. Students were able to vote on Canvas from April 19 to 29 and there were 2,361 […]
When I heard that poetry was being put in standardized testing, my first reaction was confusion. How would that even work? After looking into it, it looks like students have […]
It’s no secret that there is a lot of work associated with applying for and picking a university. Even after the application process, there is the creating of the University […]
In the past couple of weeks, major companies have been pulling their ads off Google advertising, including McDonald’s, Audi, PepsiCo, Coca-Cola, Dish Network and a major advertising company called Havas […]
Continuing President Trump’s raging against the media, the Trump Administration recently barred CNN, The New York Times, Politico, the Huffington Post and some other news organizations from white house press […]
The Office of International Affairs is planning to move out of their current offices. “The building that we are in was only supposed to be temporary and we’ve outgrown it,” […]
While most Bellevue College students who want to attend a four-year university transfer, Running Start students must go through the freshman application process just like any other high school student […]
The number of Netflix Originals has been increasing over the past years and with the success of many of them I was overjoyed to learn that “A Series of Unfortunate […]
As long as I can remember, celebrities have always spoken their minds about politics, especially on social media. Some do so eloquently but with venom, like J.K. Rowling. Others just […]
On Wednesday, Feb. 8, Interim Director of Public Safety My Tran held a presentation teaching faculty and students what to do in the event that a dangerous intruder enters Bellevue […]
Flu season has come to the U.S. once more, bringing back the question of the flu shot. I don’t get sick very often, which is why I didn’t get a […]
One would think the department of education should be led by someone who understands all or most of the topics of education, someone who can commit to simple things like […]
On Thursday, January 26, the Center for Career connections held an internship panel. This panel included three people who had previously been interns through Bellevue College and were later offered […]
Donald Trump was sworn in as President of the United States of America on Friday, January 20th. Mike Pence was also sworn in as vice president. Also attending were former […]
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