Student/BC athletics intern profile: Keturah Anderson
The Bellevue College athletics department has recently received a boost, with intern Keturah Anderson. Anderson has been attending BC for the past six quarters and has a history with the […]
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College Issues Day discusses disabilities
On Oct. 23, staff and faculty attended College Issues Day to learn about disability justice. The day began with remarks by Disability Resource Center Director Susan Gjolmesli about her Bellevue […]
Lunch prices on food in BC cafeteria booming
If you go to the lunchroom you can find a vast assortment of foods. From bananas to donuts,from cereal, to even pizza. So much food is available, but most of […]
City of Bellevue to address housing ordinance on Nov. 4
On Monday, Nov. 4, the Bellevue City Council will hold a public hearing in order to consider the extension of Ordinance No. 6128. The public hearing will start of 8:00 […]
Ask Rachelle: Unhealthy Relationships
Dear Rachelle, “I recently got out of a really, really intense relationship that was bordering unhealthy. But I’ve started something with someone new and I’m scared that I’ll never […]
Faculty Profile: Tammi Doyle
“What do you think of Tammi Doyle?” If you ask the students around the Bellevue College campus that question, you’ll receive responses ranging from “She tells you what’s what” to […]
Madden 25 released on 25th anniversary of franchise
One of the most popular game franchises in history has reached it’s 25th aniversary. The Madden games started back in 1989 with “John Madden Football,” named after Hall of Fame […]
Roles of parents
Whether you attend a traditional four-year college or a two-year school, college is an exciting time. It’s a time for fun. For experiencing firsts For self-discovery. For learning, For succeeding. […]
BSU sends eight to Chicago
On Nov. 15-17, eight members of Bellevue College’s Black Student Union members will be attending the National Black Student Conference in Chicago. In order to be able to attend this […]
Men’s soccer: New coach, new regime, new chances
The Men’s soccer team has gotten off to a good start this season going 4-4-0 and placing third in the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges West Division. The best […]
Public gathers at BC to discuss I-90 toll
In 2012, the Washington State Legislature passed legislation directing the Washington State Department of Transportation to study the effects of a potential toll on I-90. The Legislature directed the […]
BC Reads! 2013-2014 begins
The Library Media Center is now accepting entries for the 2013-2014 12th Annual BC Reads! after having chosen Rebecca Skloots’ “The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks” as this year’s selection. […]
Salsa dancing lessons!
On Oct. 15, El Centro Latino hosted salsa lessons at the Bellevue College as part of the festivities to promote Hispanic Heritage Month. Before the lessons, El Centro held an […]
BC continues search for new VP of Human Resources
In the coming months, Bellevue College’s human resources department plans to hire a new vice president of human resources and dean of student services. To date, very little information can […]
Bulldogs soccer: Games will no longer be held in school
Bellevue College Athletic Director Bill O’Connor, together with the soccer coaches, made the decision to move the soccer facilities from the Bellevue College campus this year. Instead, home games will […]
Ally Week: Respect and support for all of BC
As many of students have been made aware by the surge of color coursing throughout the C building, last week was Ally Week. The Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Queer and […]
Apple iPhone review: iOS 7 dissapoints users
Sept. 18 was indubitably an exciting day for Apple fans worldwide. The long awaited iOS 7 was released along with the new iPhone 5s and the iPhone 5c. Apple’s intention […]
Coffee, Tea and Politics
On Wednesday, Oct. 15, Maliha Masood, lecturer and author of “Dizzy in Karachi: A Journey to Pakistan,” spoke at Bellevue College’s quarterly event Coffee, Tea and Politics. Masood was born […]
Letter to the editor: In response to the government shut down
I am writing to express my concern over the recent OP/ED article “Grinding to a halt” published in the BC Watchdog on Oct. 15, 2014 which provided some inaccurate information […]
Labors of love
Going into college you generally have a pretty good assumption about the challenges that you have ahead. An example of this would be mountains upon mountains of homework, studying, […]