Spread the stroke
The nastiest concussion I’ve ever had was a long time coming. It happened because I was stupid and excited to do something I loved. That’s a place everyone’s been, it’s […]
2013
Ask Rachelle: Dealing with the loss of loved ones
Dear Rachelle, How do I deal with loss and keep up with my studies? There’s no right way to deal with a death. It’s an incredibly difficult thing to […]
Nordstrom CEO to visit Bellevue College
On Thursday, Oct. 24, from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in N201, Bellevue College students will have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet Blake Nordstrom, president of Nordstrom Inc. While only […]
BC gets ready for AMATYC Student Math League competition
On Wednesday, Oct. 30, either at 2:30 p.m. in N201 or at 3:10 p.m. in B204, students looking to put their math skills to the test can compete in the […]
Margin Of Excellence
It’s that time of year again. No, not midterms; it’s nomination time for Bellevue College’s Margin of Excellence Award. The Margin of Excellence Award is Bellevue College’s employee recognition program. […]
Seattle Seahawks preview: Big injuries, big problems?
By now everybody and their mother knows that the Seahawks are a big team to watch this season. What people may not see, is that the Seahawks are doing this […]
BC’s Art Faculty Gallery
The exhibit represents work in a variety of media, including ceramics, darkroom and digital photography, painting and encaustic, printmaking, many forms of sculpture. The features art is by faculty, […]
Fall Volunteer Fair offers a variety of opportunities
On Wednesday, Oct. 9, the Bellevue College cafeteria was lined with booths adorned with bright poster boards and flyers, hoping to […]
BC comes out in support
Students gather at a DJ’d dance party in C-building to celebrate National Coming Out Day. Katarina Schrag pledges to support the Anti-Bullying movement during Ally Week, Oct. 14-18, 2013. […]
New VP of Student Services appointed
On Oct. 8, 2013 Bellevue College President Dr. David Rule announced his appointment of Dr. Ata Karim as Vice President of Student Services. Karim had previously been serving as the […]
Grinding to a halt
I think it’s safe to say—even if you do happen to live under a rock—that just about every student at Bellevue College has heard about the ongoing government shutdown. It’s […]
Women’s soccer: New leadership, same great results
The big news during the off-season for the women’s soccer team was the change in leadership. The old coach left, and the former assistant coach has taken the reigns. Kiko […]
Government shutdown threatens to leave veterans behind
Following the government shutdown on Oct. 1, over 500 student veterans at BC have had their disability and/or G.I Bill benefits cut off, leaving many in a position in which […]
OSLA resumes search for new legislative director
The Office of Student Legislative Affairs at Bellevue College has begun the hiring process for the position on Legislative Director. OSLA is responsible for taking students concerns and addressing them […]
Club Caucus
On Monday, Oct. 7, the quarterly Club Caucus took place. Sponsored by Bellevue College’s Associated Student Government, the Club Caucus was an opportunity for clubs to promote the missions and […]
SmartphOWNED?
It is commonly acknowledged that some of our best thoughts have come in the shower. This occurrence is what prompts writers, artists, and the like to keep pads of paper […]
Can the Mariners recover next year?
The Seattle Mariner 2013 campaign has officially come to an end as of Sept. 29, although many critics, fans and even players have considered the season over only mid-way through […]
Degree devaluation in today’s society
It’s probably safe to say that most BC students intend to either transfer to a four-year university or stay and earn their credits here. While the end result can be […]
BC funds students to attend NCBAA conference
For those in primarily two-year colleges like Bellevue College, an organization exists called the American Association of Community Colleges, which aims, among other things, to provide support for both students […]
Sounders to finally bring glory and pride to Seattle?
The top of the league is in sight and the Supporter’s Shield is within reach. A playoff spot is almost a certainty and winning the MLS Cup sounds absolutely possible. […]