Preview: Men’s basketball team jumps off with a new season
Within 10 years of Coach Jeremy Eggers’ supervision, the Bulldogs men’s basketball team qualified for the playoffs eight times as well as being the only team in the Northwest Athletic […]
November 2013
Letter to the editor: To fly on solar power
Dear Editor, I need your help! I wouldn’t ask, save I know that you are in a position to do so; at no trouble or cost to you; and, it […]
The Common Application: helping students apply to multiple colleges
Serving over one million students for first-year and transfer applications, the Common Application is networked with over 500 private and public institutions in the U.S. and overseas. The Common App […]
Movie review: “Thor: The Dark World”
[SPOILER WARNING: This article reveals a major plot point for “Thor: The Dark World”] I’d like to start this article by admitting the biases I have. One, I am […]
Will play for money: college sports scholarships
For most, making it big starts in college. Athletes everywhere dream of getting to play their favorite sports in front of large crowds on the world’s biggest fields. One […]
Renegotiating the student tech fee
A new committee from Bellevue College’s Information Services was appointed to renegotiate a new contract for the Student Technology Fee. The committee is given the task of evaluating and recommending […]
BC wins gold at NCMPR conference
On Nov. 3-5, the Northwest Region convention of the National Council of Marketing and Public Relations hosted a conference where the Medallion Awards for 2013 were presented. The Medallion Awards […]
The Military in Our Backyard
Dr. Brian Casserly, history professor at Bellevue College and lecturer at the “Storytelling with Historians: Explorations in History” lecture series, shared the finding of his research at the Nov. 14 […]
BC’s printmaking classes: Learn printmaking skills and techniques
This winter quarter, the Bellevue College art department will provide two printmaking classes, beginning printmaking and printmaking II. Printmaking classes have been available at BC for almost four years now; […]
Why is sports attendance so low at Bellevue College?
Bellevue College has a plethora of different sports ranging from basketball to baseball to golf to soccer to softball to volleyball. Not only do we have all these programs, but […]
Interdisciplinary courses
This coming winter quarter, Bellevue College is offering two interdisciplinary courses. Interdisciplinary courses aim to take traditional material and make it more engaging. One interdisciplinary class offered winter quarter, Flex […]
A sense of community
Bellevue College is a transfer school. Its student population consists of people who come in order to leave. There’s nothing wrong with that, I know that was my mindset. But […]
Remember to mind your place
It’s a couple years old, but there’s a single statistic that I believe sums up the need for an issue like this. One out of every 10 transfer students in […]
Ask Rachelle: Long distance relationships
My boyfriend and I met at Bellevue College. This is his first quarter at UW and our lives are really different now. It’s hard adjusting to him having a […]
Grading the Seahawks’ performance
The Seattle Seahawks are 8-1 after nine games this season and are looking pretty strong in the standings. However, people are starting to really doubt the Hawks after some very […]
Low challenge course open for students and staff
The low challenge course was created by Bellevue College’s Wellness Center for students, faculty and staff alike. The course is located in the wooded area near the G and the […]
Ice cream brings BC together
Last Tuesday, Nov. 5, Peer to Peer held an ice cream social event. This was the first ice cream social event of fall quarter. The event took place in C212, […]
BCAV luncheon honors veterans
On Wednesday, Nov. 6, Bellevue College held an event in C120 where several students, staff and faculty gathered around the white clothed tables for one purpose; to honor those who […]
More than 30 women arrested at the GOP immigration protest
On Thursday, Nov. 7, a crowd protesting immigration reform began a march from Downtown Park in Bellevue to the Washington State Republican Headquarters, culminating in the arrest of 33 women. […]
No-shave November
Ignore the upcoming festivities… please. As November fast approaches we are moving on from our talk of Halloween parties, costumes and decorations. Those talks have been replaced by the discussions […]