Facts speak for themselves
Ninety-nine percent of women 15-44 in the U.S. use it. Eighty-five percent of Americans think it is “morally acceptable” or “not a moral issue” (Pew Study, 2012?). It’s small, white, […]
2012
Bellevue clobbers Shoreline and secures playoff
As the Bellevue Bulldog men’s basketball team suited up for a Wednesday evening matchup against the Shoreline Dolphins, they had a postseason berth on their minds. A win on their […]
Bulldogs show dominance over Everett
On a drizzly Presidents Day evening, the Bellevue Bulldog men convincingly stated their league presence against the visiting Everett Trojans in a 90-73 drubbing. In front of a nearly full […]
OSLA prepares for spring quarter events
Although sessions in Washington’s capital have slowed down, OSLA here at BC never stops working for its students and better education. OSLA’s (Office of Student Legislative Affairs) main focus is […]
Adjunct faculty member Spencer De Mille passes away
On Tuesday, Feb. 21, Bellevue College recieved word that adjunct faculty member Spencer DeMille passed away. He has worked here since 2002 as an interior design instructor and was instrumental […]
Leadership seminar trains students for life
Free cookies, lessons and information. Why else do people go to college? All this and more was offered at the Leadership Seminar in C103 last week on Feb. 21. Jose […]
BC Reads! announces scholarship winners
Every quarter, Bellevue College offers a way for students to win $1000 scholarships by entering a scholarship competition called BC Reads. In BC Reads, students read one common book and […]
BC Rotaract raises money for Peruvian children
In Peru, over half of the population of 25 million live in poverty, making it one of the poorest countries in South America. The Bellevue College Rotaract Club is trying […]
BC Computer Science Club
With two meetings completed and many more to come, the 2011-2012 Computer Science Club is full of intelligent students with impactful accomplishments and bright futures. Computer science has been described […]
Black Holes Show at the BC Planetarium
Depicted in science fiction books and films as a place where anything and everything mysteriously disappears once engulfed, and as a place where time is halted, there exists mystifying regions […]
Art related classes for spring quarter
Spring quarter is almost upon us, and for some of us, spring sounds an aweful lot like “Almost time to transfer.” Preparing to say goodbye, getting ready to make new […]
BC TRiO hosts reception and speakers
As a chapter of Student Support Services many students on campus are members of Bellevue College’s TRiO program, a program created as a direct result of the Federal Economic Opportunity […]
BC student Trustee Bill passes in House, goes to Senate
Two bills proposed by Bellevue College have been traveling around Washington State Congress this past week. The Senate of Washington State approved Senate Bill 5127 on Feb 13. The bill’s […]
BC program changes for spring quarter
Spring registration is right around the corner at Bellevue College; preparing for this, many programs are instituting some changes in order to better prepare students to go on into their […]
Student Programs hosts Martin Luther King Festival
When February is mentioned, what generally comes to mind is cold and candy hearts. February is, however, a month of something more important and substantial than candy: It’s Black History […]
Myth Buster: Spring Styles
Although the sun may have not come out as much as it does in other places around the country, when it makes a little surprise “hello,” us Washingtonians take notice. […]
BC Gallery features “Made Local” interior design show
What is Pacific Northwest design? In an age of rapidly increasing globalization, can a regional design ethic exist? An upcoming exhibition, titled “Made Local: Products of the Pacific Northwest,” showcasing […]
BC Speech and Debate Society: Ending with success
Known not only as a club and program but also as a team, the Bellevue College Speech and Debate Society is a group of about 60 passionate and thriving members […]
Amnesty International hosts Immigration Event
Amnesty International is an opportunity that allows students to stand up for human rights. This campus club, directed by Ana Palma-Gutierrez and Monica Mendoza, is scheduled to have their first […]
Bellevue College UNICEF Club
With over 884 million people suffering from unsafe water and sanitation services, there are 21,000 children that die everyday from preventable causes. Fortunately, the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund […]