Japan Week brings Japanese culture to Bellevue College
Japan has a beloved culture that is known for its history, technology, and, of course, anime. Recently all of that wonderwas brought onto campus by the BC Japanese Culture Exchange […]
Articles by Vy Nguyen
Ezell’s kicks off Summer Quarter Food Truck Day at BC
BC hosted a food truck event that was organized by the Food Service Department of the Event Center and advertised by the Student Programs. The day was more of a […]
A digital detox can benefit us all
In this era of virtual reality and fast food brands having their own Twitter accounts, it is hard to separate ourselves from our screens. We get so caught up in […]
BC provides wonderful starting point for students’ academic careers
Bellevue College is still seen by many as a two-year college for those who want a transfer degree. However, many do not realize the stepping stone Bellevue College serves as […]
The Company writes, produces, performs “Beyond the Break”
One of the final shows that closed BC’s Pride Theatre week was “Beyond the Break,” and it brought smiles to the faces of students and staff watching. Kelsey Crane, Jane […]
Mother’s day allows us to reflect on those who don’t want to be mothers
Mother’s Day is a celebration not only of mothers but of all women who are significant in our lives. As a nation, we have made fantastic progress in women’s rights, […]
BC Foundation hosts donors for luncheon
The Bellevue College Foundation Board and Board of Trustees hosted and attended the Bellevue College Foundation’s 20th annual fundraising luncheon at the Meydenbauer Convention Center. With tables and seats reserved […]
Campus parking needs a change
There’s a problem that’s becoming increasingly troublesome on campus, and it’s one nearly every driver at BC is familiar with: parking on campus. In an attempt to maximize the number […]
BC Illuminates puts a spotlight on creativity
Bellevue College’s first annual BC Illuminates festival launchedthis March, and it was outstanding. According to Vivienne McClendon, the dean of the BC library, “the goal of the festival is to […]
Tim Wise, prominent anti-racist writer, gives speech on BC campus
Tim Wise, a prominent anti-racist writer in the U.S., gave a talk on campus to celebrate the last day of Black History Month. Wise is the author of seven books, […]
High School students shouldn’t have to suffer due to February snow days
During the recent week-long snow storm, many schools and businesses had to close down because of the danger of driving around on the icy roads. Luckily for Bellevue College, this […]
Our educators need more support
We want educators to properly equip their students with the skills and resources that will help them forge a path for their future. Educators need funds to show students how; […]
In a war between artists and scientists, art is losing
Schools are now prioritizing their budget in favor of technology and science, while fine arts, music and theater programs are being dumped. This is partly due to debt that former […]
Mental illness is not a trend
Being mentally ill is not trendy. Whether you are using #OCD or overusing ‘triggered’ in YouTube comments, throwing those words around hurts those who want and need help. It makes […]
Initiative I-1631 was crucial legislation to help save the Earth
In this year’s midterm election, Washington State proposed its second attempt at taxing carbon and greenhouse emission, known as Initiative 1631. The ballot read, “This measure would charge pollution fees […]
Veterans speak out about difficulties after service
On Nov. 8, before Veteran’s Day weekend, a small event was held on campus to recognize and celebrate people who have dared to put their lives at risk for our […]
Importance of Free Press in Wake of Violence and ‘Fake News’
On Wednesday, Oct. 24, pipe bombs were sent to well-known Democrats, including former president Barack Obama, Bill and Hillary Clinton and the New York CNN office. As of now, there […]
Faculty get creative for annual exhibition
Our annual faculty exhibition is here in the Bellevue College gallery space in room D271. Jono Vaughan, this year’s art curator, set each art piece to sit in its own […]