Sofia Vergera, Nick Loeb and their frozen embryos
In the field of science, we consider a living creature to be something that responds to stimuli, is made of one or more cells, can grow and continue to develop, […]
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Larry Gossett speaks at BC
On April 30, 2015, Bellevue College’s Black Student Union and the Office of Student Legislative Affairs held an event that welcomed King Country Councilman Larry Gossett, who came to […]
STEM programs should not expand to include art and reading
Almost a year ago, Huffington Post published an article that said the STEM program should be changed to the STREAM program. STEM is an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering and […]
Ombuds available to help BC Community
Since the establishment of Bellevue College, the school’s mission has included the aim to nurture “a supportive environment throughout its programs and services,” for both students, faculty and staff members. […]
Sunni Patterson: Poet, speaker and activist
Poet and speaker Sunni Patterson visited Bellevue College on March 17. Patterson is a poet and has spent much of her life as an activist, addressing social issues and advocating […]
BC DECA returns victorious
Collegiate DECA is an international program dedicated to help prepare students become leaders and entrepreneurs. Students are given ideas and asked to pitch them at different nationwide conferences. DECA is […]
“The Kingsman” fuses James Bond and the Knights of the Round Table
Based off the comic series “The Secret Service”, “Kingsmen” is an action film starring Samuel L. Jackson and Colin Firth and is directed by Matthew Vaughn. After being released worldwide, […]
Patricia Arquette’s Oscar acceptance speech
Many celebrities attended the Oscars last Sunday. During the evening, Patricia Arquette won the award for best supporting actress for her role in “Boyhood.” After thanking those who made it […]
Chi Alpha Christian club
Chi Alpha is a national Christian fellowship with the mission of reconciling college students with Christianity. It is open to all students of any race, religion or sexual orientation. It […]
British romance and culture with “Love, Rosie”
Directed by Christian Ditter, “Love, Rosie,” also known as “Rosie Dunne,” is a cliché British romance film set in present day England and an adaption of the novel “Where the […]
Fifty Shades of No
In 2011, author E. L. James published the first book of her Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy. Over the last four years, it has grossed over $90 million dollars. It […]
The problem with Valentine’s Day
According to history and Catholic tradition, Valentine’s Day is named in honor of Saint Valentine. Valentine, also known as Valentinus, was a priest who would perform weddings under the Christian […]
History speaker series: “1919: The Worst Year in American History?”
On Thursday, Jan. 22, Professor Bill Woodward came to Bellevue College to speak about American history before World War II. Professor Woodward is currently an instructor at Seattle University. Woodward […]
Seahawks get to Superbowl
When the Seattle Seahawks played against the Green Bay Packers in last Sunday’s NFC Championship Game, even up to four minutes before the end of the fourth quarter, Hawks fans […]
Venues and beverages at the 148th St. Café
Bellevue is a city where things do not come cheap. Often it is hard to find good quality things at a good if not reasonable price. Looking past the over-priced […]
Counseling workshops to help students
One of the many issues that students face at Bellevue College are anxiety and time management, but the counseling center is offering students a free workshop dedicated to managing one’s […]
Breastfeeding in public locations
After his holiness, Pope Francis, baptized 33 infants, an annual tradition that is practiced in the Catholic Church, he said in his homily to mothers saying, “If they are crying […]
BSU to attend conference
On January 15-18, the Black Student Union program coordinator David Joseph and adviser Krichanna Roberson will be leading a total of eight people, which include members of the leadership team […]
Dress code or stressed code
In a recently published article by Cambio, 17-year-old Sabrina Bergsten wrote about her personal experience with high school dress codes. She wrote that dress codes are sexist and implied that […]
BSU open mic after Ferguson
On Aug. 9 in Ferguson, Missouri, Michael Brown, an 18- year-old African American man was shot by Darren Wilson, a 28-year-old police officer. Brown and his friend Dorian Johnson were […]