Raising importance of music at BC
Many of you may think that the E building is just a random structure near the edge of campus. It’s covered in golden fall leaves and you may see an […]
2012
Letter to the Editor
My name is Ali Collucci. I have been a student employee of Bellevue College for a little over a year, working with Student Programs and Director of the Lesbian Gay […]
Vital Nature: Bearing the Pending Grizzly Diminution
The grizzly bear population used to thrive in a large portion of North America. It wasn’t until about halfway through the 20th century that the grizzly species began showing signs […]
Noodles, noodles, noodles
It’s a Monday, not exactly my favorite day of the week. It’s raining, like usual and I think to myself, it’s noon and I’m starving. I stroll to the cafeteria […]
Kickstarter: Enabling student projects
Bellevue College student Michael Gale has plenty to occupy his time. While pursuing two degrees here at BC, one in Business Management as well as a transfer degree in Business, […]
Celebration Vocal Jazz Ensemble
On Nov. 2, 2012 come to Bellevue College’s Carlson Theatre at 7 p.m. to help kick off the Vocal Jazz Ensemble celebration year. You can help support the talented vocalists […]
“Managing your Money:” Wells Fargo visits BC
Last Wednesday, Oct. 17, the Multicultural Services sponsored a workshop to teach students the basics of money management. MCS brought in guest speaker Gigi Hagen, the Washington region program manager […]
Secretary of Labor grants visit to BC
United States Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis, who awarded a consortium of schools in the region a grant totaling just under $12 million, visited Bellevue College last Friday. BC is […]
BC Reads selects this year’s book: Deep Economy
BC Reads, the Library Media Center’s literacy program which annually selects a book for the campus to read, has selected this year’s book: “Deep Economy: The Wealth of Communities and […]
The Weekly World: Anti-prohibition against I-502
“Who will say, ‘I just want to smoke it?’” Bruce Ramsey wrote a charming opinion piece in The Seattle Times last week about the real reason people should support the […]
BC Halloween Spooky-Dance
Get ready to get spooky at Bellevue College on Oct. 25, 2012 from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. The International Student Association is hosting their annual Halloween Dance on campus in […]
BC Golf: Teams of true potential
One of the only sports here at Bellevue College that plays through two seasons is the men’s and women’s golf team. While the fall season is mostly considered a “warm-up” […]
Business Leadership Club hosts UPS CEO
On Oct. 25, a president from one of the world’s largest package delivery companies will be coming to Bellevue College to speak to the Business Leadership Club. Nancy Koeper is […]
Boy Scout denied Eagle Award
How would you feel if you had been working for something since you were a small child, spending years of your life away from your family, working for others, getting […]
Gridiron Gridlock: Why is there no football at Bellevue College?
With the National Football League and National Collegiate Athletics Association football seasons just beginning, fall is being ushered in with blitzes, drives and field goals. So why is there no […]
ASG sponsors BC club bash
For those of you who don’t know, the Associated Student Government is sponsoring a club bash on Oct. 22 in the Bellevue College cafeteria from 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm. […]
Vital Nature Pursuits and benefits of buying local
Our increasingly homogenized world is a perfect example of the mere-exposure effect which it claims that people develop an instinctual preference to something by merely familiarizing themselves with it. This […]
News media is only entertainment for the masses
Once upon a time, the news media’s role was that of a public servant. Journalists and editors fought tirelessly and selflessly to deliver relevant stories of politicians, events and policies […]
Sustaibility Department: Volunteers needed
Bellevue College has a very reputable Sustainability Department. The department is divided into several smaller sections, such as the Environmental Advisory Committee, which advises the campus in matters such as […]
TRiO Academic Awards: A look at students who thrive
Yoshiko Harden flunked out of the University of Washington. Twice. At nineteen, she was so beaten down from the strain of being a biracial first-generation college student that despite her […]