Sustainability department wins national award
At the start of April, Bellevue College was nominated as a finalist among 19 other colleges and universities for the annual 2013 Second Nature Climate Leadership Award. The BC Sustainability […]
Articles by Wendy Do
BC struggles to find funding approval to replace stale jerseys
As the school year draws to a close, many various clubs and organizations at Bellevue College are preparing for next fall’s round of students and responsibilities. The athletic department in […]
The explosion of K-pop in America
K-pop—the abbreviation for Korean pop—is a musical genre originating from South Korea. Within the genre are various styles of music that range from ballad to hip hop to indie with […]
Changes to commencement
For those students who applied for graduation and are looking forward to the commencement ceremony, they now have something else to be excited about. As decided by the Board of […]
MCS hosts student success discussion
Last Wednesday, Henry Amaya and the Multicultural Services hosted their annual Student Faculty Café in C-120. Of the over 1,000 faculty members working both full-time and part-time at the Bellevue […]
Teacher profile: Allen Farrand
Faculty and staff in the science division are there to be the motivation for students to learn the “what” that happens in the physical world, but also encourage students to […]
Re-examining masterpieces in Art Appreciation
Bellevue College offers a wide assortment of art classes, with areas of studies ranging from painting and drawing to ceramics and sculpture. One of the courses offered twice a year […]
Sustainability in action: Adding water bottle spigots
Starting just last week, the Office of Sustainability at Bellevue College got the funds they needed from the Student Environmental Sustainability Fund Committee to install “Water Bottle Fill Station Retrofits” […]
BC debate team attends national tournament
Phi Rho Pi is a National Junior and Community College Forensic Association and Honor Society. This year, Bellevue College’s Speech and Debate team represented and competed in the 2013 national […]
Behind the scenes of Earth Week
There were a number of people that are a part of the sustainability department at BC who did their hard work to making Earth Week a fun and educational time […]
BC soccer active during off-season
During the offseason, Andrew Croft and his team of Bellevue College soccer players has continued to be busy with soccer deeds. Though their official season takes part during the fall […]
ISP goes to tulip festival
On April 20, the International Student Programs at Bellevue College hosted a field trip to the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival. Every year during the month of April, the Skagit Valley […]
LGBTQ discover the “power of one”
Boise State University is hosting a National Association of Student Personnel Administrators of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered and Queer leadership conference this year called the “Power of One” conference. […]
BC jazz choir welcomes Greta Mustassa
On Friday, April 5, Bellevue College’s Jazz Ensemble “Celebration” performed their first concert of the quarter in the Carlson Theatre. As their mid-year concert, Thomas Almli was the jazz conductor […]
The challenges of Running Start students
As the stresses of high school and its impeding graduation approach, Running Start students face the stress of completing their their graudation requirements at Bellevue College. Maturity levels, due to […]
Muslim Student Association starts up on campus
Bellevue College is home to the Muslim Student Association, where students who practice Islam can find a place where they can feel connected with other Muslims. Meetings are held in […]
Sustainability up for national award
Bellevue College has been nominated as a finalist amongst 19 other colleges and universities for the 2013 National Climate Leadership Award. Each school nominated was recognized for their efforts in […]
BC softball’s decisive victory
As spring begins to roll around and winter comes to a close, the end of winter quarter meets with the start of softball season. Being a two-year college, Bellevue College […]
Dr. Christine Clark speaks on diversity in higher education
March is Women’s History Month where events and speakers worldwide highlight the contributions of women to events in history and contemporary society. As a part of the Women’s History Month […]
An athlete’s diet: Alison Mackey
Life as a student can get pretty hectic when there’s a lot of pressure and stress that comes with taking the step into furthering one’s education. On top of that, […]