Words of wisdom to students
On Tuesday May 7, the Asian Pacific Islander Student Association hosted a panel of two professionals who previously studied in higher education as international students. The panel consisted of Bellevue […]
2014
The story behind Cinco de Mayo
What is Cinco de Mayo? Bellevue College’s El Centro Latino sought to explain the holiday and commemorate the day with festivities on May 5 in the cafeteria. Cinco de Mayo […]
New way to launder Bitcoin
Bitcoin has been trying to take a firm grasp in the global market as one of the first and definitely most popular virtual currencies. With no single entity controlling Bitcoin, […]
Huge signings for Seahawks spell free agent success
The Seahawks have not made any huge moves to bring in talent from other teams, yet they seem to have had one of the best free agencies in the NFL. […]
Camp Casey
Camp Casey is a four-day leadership retreat that includes interactive leadership seminars. In addition, this retreat has everything from games, food, camp fires, other students from Bellevue College and a […]
Violence never solves violence
The situation in Ukraine has been going only what can be described as “downhill.” Two states fighting over the ownership of territory is one of the oldest stories in history, […]
Cinco de-not-a-thing-o
Cinco de Mayo, which means May 5 in Spanish, is widely celebrated across the United States as a holiday that over time has begun to represent Mexican culture and an […]
Board of Trustees
A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of Bellevue College was held on Wednesday, May 7, 2014. The six trustees, president David Rule, assistant attorney general, presenters and public […]
Subjective vs. Objective
Greg Damico hosted a lecture redefining what subjective means versus objective on May 6. The purpose of the lecture was to provide a starting point from which people can utilize […]
Undergraduate research program
On April 29, 2014 Tom Nielsen, vice president of instruction, officially announced that Bellevue College will be hiring Gita Bangera as BC’s first dean of undergraduate research. “This position is […]
Women’s Tennis remains undefeated in league
Bellevue College women’s tennis remains undefeated in their league matches after their 9-0 victory over Treasure Valley last weekend. Winning in both singles and doubles, the team continues their winning […]
Melissa Massie, beloved Spanish instructor at BC
Melissa Massie, a Spanish professor at Bellevue College, is one of only a handful of full-time language instructors at BC. She teaches all six levels of the class, and from […]
International Night 2014. “Stronger Bonds, Broader Hearts”
Hosted by the Bellevue College International Student Association, the 33rd Annual International Night had a variety of events from many different nations. “This is an honor for ISA to host […]
Autism Spectrum Navigation Program
On May 19-20, members of the Disability Resource Center will be traveling to Waikiki, Hawaii to hold a workshop at the Pacific Rim International Conference on Disability and Diversity titled […]
Music dept. going above and beyond
Jazz band director and the History of Rock n’ Roll instructor Jim Sisko is more than a faculty member at Bellevue College. Along with his work at BC, Sisko volunteers […]
Paying to make Internet unequal
For over a decade, net neutrality has been a topic of heated discussion in the technology world. Put plainly, net neutrality means that everybody can access the same Internet in […]
Mariners to step up their game
The Mariners have not had the most solid start to their 2014 campaign, which has led to fans saying that these guys are the “Same ‘ol Mariners” from years before. […]
ASG elections come to a close
Elections for the 2014 – 2015 Associated Student Government closed on April 25. 1,040 students turned out to vote for 10 of the 11ASG as well as a constitutional amendment. […]
Another symptom of ignorance
A 16-year-old Texan boy killed four people in a drunken car crash and claimed in court to be a victim of “affluenza”: the ignorant and unsustainable product of efforts to […]
Generation of science and technology: Google’s driverless cars
Imagine going to work, reading the daily paper, enjoying a latte from Starbucks… All of this while behind the wheel. Sounds really dumb and dangerous, right? Well, by 2017, we […]