The Bellevue College Office of Student Legislative Affairs is a student-led organization that represents students at Bellevue College “on a state level dealing with student organizing, tabling, phone banking, class […]
J.K. Rowling, creator of Harry Potter universe, has decided to return to her fictional universe upon Warner Bros’ request. They want her to turn one of the Harry Potter […]
About a year ago, the pilgrimage stemmed from idea into an actual journey. At first, Tim Jones, professor at BC, David Domke, professor at UW, and two of their colleagues […]
The Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship is a private organization that offers a $40,000 per year scholarship, which covers living expenses, books and tuition to the students. The foundation offers the […]
The Bellevue College Disability Resource Center has come up with ideas and projects to promote the awareness of Disability Month around the campus. A twist on the ongoing PostSecret […]
It seems the only way to appreciate North Korea is with a good sense of humor. The nation serves as one of the few modern examples of an utterly ineffectual […]
Even though fall quarter may be only halfway through, the BC men and women’s soccer teams are almost done with their seasons for the quarter. With three weeks left to […]
Until Nov. 14, BC students have the opportunity to take part in a survey that will help BC plan for future marketing and how to draw in the community college […]
Seven months ago, the World Health Organization announced the daunting exponential growth of the Ebola virus disease in African countries: Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea. Since then, 8,997 cases have […]
Each quarter Bellevue College has a day dedicated to special seminars and talks from guest speakers for teachers and staff members, called College Issues Day. During this day, teachers are […]
Among the many myths and legends I have learned about, the Norse creation myth is the most bold and exciting origin story I have ever come across. The ancient Norse […]
A couple weeks ago, the hashtag #HeforShe was trending on Twitter. After attending Brown University and receiving a bachelor’s degree in English literature, Emma Watson, actress in the famous Harry […]
Students with disabilities are currently petitioning to for better accessibility to the cafeteria. Steve Ferreira, a student and employee of Bellevue College, wrote a statement accompanying the petition. He said […]
“Avatar: The Legend of Korra” is a globally recognized Nickelodeon animated series, which is often compared to HBO’s “Game of Thrones” and the animated films of Hayao Miyazaki, the creator […]
Anna Brosius, a leader of BC’s Arabic Culture Student Association, explained that the club exists to promote Arab identity on campus, so that Arab students “can see their culture being […]
On Thursday Oct. 16, 2014, Bellevue College, as well as 930,000 other Washington state participants, went through The Great Shakeout drill. The Great Shakeout is an earthquake drill in which […]
Behind the R Building is a greenhouse. On the side closest to the building is the BC faculty garden. Inside the greenhouse students take care of their own plants, […]
The price of prescription medication is starting to reach absurd levels. According to the FDA, more than 80 percent of prescription pills are generic, in an effort to compete with […]
The Bellevue College men’s basketball team is ready for the new college season that starts on Oct. 20. Last year, the team went 11-3 in league play (tied for first), […]
President of the college, Dave Rule, recently announced the acquisition of Jean D’arc Campbell and Dr. Gayle Barge, as well as tenured professor Leslie Lum’s new role for the 2014-2015 […]
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