Apple revamps iPhone’s iOS
I’ve always considered myself a Microsoft girl with a Windows PC, Microsoft Office and Kinect as my top choices. However, with the various phones I’ve gone through, I can confidently […]
2013
Basketball camp is a slam dunk with kids
Many camps at Bellevue College are available during the summer months for young athletes to keep busy, including Advantage Basketball Camp. This camp took place at the BC basketball court […]
Basketball player Marcus Tibbs moves beyond the break
The last big news that Bellevue College heard about men’s basketball player Marcus Tibbs was back in early February when Tibbs had his jaw broken during a game against Peninsula […]
SLU Goodwill Boutique
In South Lake Union, there is a place where you can purchase those usually pricey fancy brands for cheap. I’m talking $6—cheap, and it isn’t your average “Thrift Shop.” At […]
Behind the scenes of “Entanglement Theory”
Most productions require line memorization, fluidity in blocking and a firm portrayal of the story chosen by the playwright or the director. The Bellevue College theatre department is taking on […]
Beyond the classroom with Chad White
Following the straight and narrow path has never quite been his style, but wanting to be a photographer has long been a calling for one of Bellevue College’s photography instructors […]
Student leaders come together
This year’s annual BellevueCollege leadership retreat, Camp Casey, took place on Whidbey Island from July 18-21. Every year camp attendees go to workshops and participate in activities to increase their […]
BC to offer competency-based courses
In the winter of 2014, Bellevue College will offer a competency-based course in business technology as part of a competency-based education (or CBE) pilot program. To do this, BC is […]
Spying on Americans via technology
After my phone battery died once again after 30 minutes of use, I finally had enough. Frustrated at my Android, I contemplated making the switch to an iPhone, since at […]
Staff profile: Rusty Wire
Growing up in the sweltering heat of Austin, Texas, home of the research-oriented academia, University of Texas and the legendary Texas Longhorns, Rusty Wire never could have imagined she would […]
This is not the end of comedy
What would happen if a bunch of comedy actors were all trapped in one house during the apocalypse? The movie “This is the End” not only answers this question, but […]
Letter to the Editor: “Empowerment”
Given that the insane rise in tuition rates over the last few years is, by ASG polling from last November and by anecdotal consensus, the most important issue for students, […]
Vital Nature: Medical revelation
A recent medical revelation could lead to babies of the relatively near future having three biological parents. How, you might ask? The controversial technique is called IVF, which uses DNA […]
Student Alliance Committee brings leaders together
Back in May, Associated Student Government President Elect Zawdie Terry had an idea. “I had some free time and I was stopping in on all the meetings that were going […]
Students on the road to transferring
As a two-year school, Bellevue College sees many transfer students looking for a stepping stone to university. And though many come to BC with the hopes of transferring to a […]
Fire damages C building
On Saturday, June 29, at around 2 pm, as many students were off for the weekend basking in the sun and enjoying a rare weekend without rain, a fire occurred […]
Check out the student art exhibit
Earlier last month, the 2013 Student Art Exhibition opened in the art gallery in D271, replacing an earlier exhibit that held miniaturized versions of public art installations. The exhibit is […]
Brielle Bray named NWAACC pitcher of the year
Bellevue College Softball pitcher Brielle Bray was named the Northwest Athletic Association of Community College’s Pitcher of the Year for the North Region.