With the cost of higher education rising nearly twenty-five percent in the past thirty years, students are burdened with an average debt of $25,000 upon graduation. However, the oh-so-confident Peter […]
On Wednesday, May 16, students and faculty gathered in the Carlson Theater to see the annual Margin of Excellence awards presentation, sponsored by the Bellevue College Foundation. Four members of […]
El Centro Latino, one of many clubs at Bellevue College, is teaming up with the Latino community to network and form relationships with prominent Latino business people in Washington State. […]
Who wouldn’t want to come to an informative session free of charge when there are Oreo cookies involved? Not to mention the opportunity to receive practical tips on various leaderships […]
A lot of us are on Facebook every day commenting, messaging, liking and following. Many of us also have Twitter accounts on which we post random (or not so random) […]
One of our very own, Jacob Bond, a student here at Bellevue College, is running for the Washington State House of Representatives. He will be running against Democrat incumbent Rep. […]
All my sisters are at home for summer. Yep, that’s right. They’re home for summer. As in, they’ve finished their finals and are home for summer break. They got back […]
It’s spring and because of the warmer weather, you have just been invited to a pool party. However, when it’s time to reveal your swimsuit body, you may be a […]
Playing on both University of Washington’s and Bellevue College golf teams, Kirk Johanson isn’t new to the sport of golf. “I’ve coached the Men’s and Women’s golf team at BC […]
All a student can ask from a teacher is that they truly care about the subject in which they teach. Students can tell when a teacher is going through the […]
It’s a Sunday night, and you receive a text from your friend to skip studying and go out and act wild. You politely decline, but then your friend replies, “There’s […]
It seems as though Memorial Day Weekend marks the beginning of the best time of the year. From May 25 and on, weather gets warmer and the days get longer, […]
Driving and parking at BC every morning for nearly two years has given me countless trial and error opportunities to refine parking down to an exact science, and I am […]
Have you ever started a spring clean-out of your wardrobe and realized that the fewer, lighter clothing choices you are left with just seem too darn simple? After all, you […]
“Right here now at the United States…we have experienced the longest running holocaust in the world,” said Zandra Apple, member of the Lakota tribe at South Dakota and student contact […]
“Frank Wedekind in 1891—a German playwright—wrote a very controversial play called Spring Awakening” said Tammi Doyle, theater department faculty head and director of BC’s play this quarter, Spring Awakening. “In […]
Many months are used to commemorate events and cultural groups, the month of May being no exception. Originally there was an Asian-Pacific Heritage week in July, however this national recognition […]
On a sun-chalked Monday afternoon, the Bellevue Bulldog men’s baseball team vanpooled up I-5 to Mount Vernon to face Skagit Valley in a double header in the regular season finale. […]
Approximately two weeks ago, the first ever WeCar in Washington was introduced to a college campus. That college campus is BC. Resting on the first floor of the parking garage […]
Potatoes. Baked potatoes, toasted potatoes, mashed potatoes, cheesy potatoes, potato chips, hot potatoes. Potatoes are a staple in most households, and at BC, there’s an entire event about them. The […]
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