Suffice it to say that the Bellevue College drama department is brewing an eclectic, culturally resonate production of “Translations”, a drama concerning the transition from the Gaelic language to English […]
With spring quarter coming to a quick close and summer looming ahead, the Bellevue College Women’s soccer team is starting to prep for their upcoming season. With the season beginning […]
One of the most common of logical fallacies is that of “equivocation.” In the narrow sense, equivocation is the use of a word with more than one meaning in a […]
On April 1, an adjunct faculty member was terminated from their position in the English department. The result was an outcry from many adjunct faculty members employed in the Arts […]
A hearing to discuss the King County Metro bus routes will be held on May 14 at Union Station (401 S Jackson Street, Seattle), which begin at 3:30 p.m. At […]
Public-art sculptor, Peter Reiquam, displayed his miniature to-scale sculpture proposals and successes at a showcase titles, “Win or Lose!” on May 8 in the BC Gallery. Reiquam wanted to show […]
He would have to put himself at 12 years old to describe his discovery of his ability and passion for music. “I happened to be finding heavy metal at […]
From April 26 to April 28, the Bellevue College LGBTQ Resource Center participated in the Power of One Conference, an event that recognizes and brings together the LGBTQ community for […]
College has always been a great place to further horizons, participate in organizations and create life-long memories. Bellevue College is no different, especially with the photography program and the Photography […]
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 […]
“We need people to stay motivated, and you can’t get people motivated without first informing them,” says Sustainability Advocacy Intern Magenta Loera as she discusses spreading awareness of the […]
The 1922 classic novel “The Great Gatsby” was given a new breath of life by dramatic, visionary director Baz Luhrmann. “The Great Gatsby” follows Nick Carraway (Tobey Maguire) as he […]
The Bellevue College baseball team has been playing some pretty decent baseball, but a lot of bad luck has plagued the team. The team is currently in fifth place in […]
South Park slipped in a joke aimed at the United Kingdom in its famous Scientology episode where, after Stan calls the religion a scam and deems Tom Cruise’s acting to […]
There is only one place where anyone can attend a show featuring performers from every continent on Earth, and luckily for Bellevue College students, that place is right on campus. […]
On April 10, 2013, Senators Andy Hill and Jim Hargrove proposed State Senate Bill 5905, eliminating state health coverage for part-time state employees in Washington state if passed, including K […]
On the first day of winter quarter, Jan. 2 2013, Dr. David Rule took office as Bellevue College’s newly selected president. As of Tuesday, May 7, Rule has served in […]
On May 1, the Bellevue College Foundation’s fourteenth annual Become Exceptional luncheon was held at Meydenbauer Center from noon-1:30 p.m. This is BC’s biggest fundraising event of the year, and […]
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” […]
The Bellevue College women’s tennis team is going into the post season with amazing highlights. The team has been playing solid tennis since the season started winning some tight matches […]
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