Peer to Peer hosts Volunteer Fair
On Nov. 7, the Bellevue College Peer-to-Peer program will be hosting the first session of twice a year “Volunteer Fair,” where an estimated 40-45 different organizations will be in the […]
On Nov. 7, the Bellevue College Peer-to-Peer program will be hosting the first session of twice a year “Volunteer Fair,” where an estimated 40-45 different organizations will be in the […]
Today, Oct 30, the Disability Resource Center will be hosting an event to celebrate academic hurdles that can be overcome with the availability of new technology. From noon to 2 […]
Back in August of 2010, Bellevue College purchased a 20-acre parcel of land in the Issaquah Highlands to be the prospective home of the BC East Campus. The territory is […]
Thinking of transferring to a four-year school after Bellevue College? Then be prepared to enter a world of massive and crucial steps that must be taken to find that path […]
Students who are unsure about their next academic step, or who have a personal issue they’d like to discuss have options here on campus. With many at Bellevue College preparing […]
This year, the Bellevue College Foundation has awarded a total of 71 scholarships for students. The scholarships awarded varied in requirements including eligibility, amount of money awarded and source of […]
Iris is a young girl who lives in a magical land called “Nocturno” where everything seen during the day is created at night. This children’s play chronicles a girl’s journey […]
The Archery Club here at Bellevue College is currently open to anyone who is interested and would like to join. The club’s goals are to have fun, while also learning […]
On Oct. 20, the Bellevue College Women’s Tennis team went to Yakima to compete in a jamboree. A jamboree is a large gathering of players who rally at a competitive […]
Playing school sports is an exciting and engaging thing to do, but what if students are looking for an environment that is more relaxed, enjoyable and isn’t demanding of their […]
Playing a sport is an enriching experience that can be both enjoyable and rewarding. However, the same cannot be said for one’s wallet. Buying brand new sports gear is usually […]
Students interested in a career in business were treated to a talk by Nancy Koeper last week. At the North-west region president of UPS, Koeper’s talk focused on what it […]
The Communication Club recently held a viewing of the third and final presidential debate, which was centered on foreign policy. The viewing was held in the Library Media Center and […]
On Oct. 16, El Centro Latino and the Latin American Culture Club held a Latin Arts fair in C-120. The event was part of a series commemorating Hispanic Heritage Month. […]
Bellevue College has a slew of competitive sports teams, athletic classes and even clubs, but one of the most popular collegiate athletic pastimes isn’t among them: running. Cross-country joined track […]
On Oct. 15, the Bellevue College Board of Trustees announced their final four presidential candidates. The search has come down to Dr. Ronald T. Brown, Dr. Terrence J. Burgess, Dr. […]
Last Thursday saw the first and only reading of “8” at Bellevue College, a drama documenting the legal battle over the constitutionality of California’s anti-gay legislation proposition. It was my […]
How much do we know about veterans here at Bellevue College? They are here, but where and who? The truth is that many may have come fresh from a warzone […]
Most of the political candidates vying for your vote nowadays put a great deal of emphasis on their bipartisan methods for solving problems. To me it comes across as mildly […]
You’ve all seen it before: a group of college guys and girls laughing it up as they acrobatically kick a suede sack of sand in a circle. It’s all spontaneously […]
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