On Nov. 20, the Library Media Center welcomed the University of Washington’s Professor Raymond Jonas, for a History Speaker series, entitled “Domination, Integration, Betrayal: 1914 and the long Nineteenth Century.” […]
Our Facebook news feeds tend to tailor – loosely – to our interests, as interpreted by the site itself. We see the most relevant posts our friends make, and have […]
The student affairs division is implementing a new set of customer service standards, meant to be fully active by the beginning of next school year. This initiative is called “No […]
A few months ago, I traveled to Vienna to see my family. While I was there, I used the public transportation system and made observations of the other modes of […]
Three years ago on July 8, Director Seth Gorbon and producers Jay Stern and Brett Ratner released Horrible Bosses. The movie stared Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis and Charlie Day. It […]
After a night devoted to being thankful for what you have, the friends and family around you, and being in good health, it is American tradition to trample store employees […]
Big expectations pretty much sums up the Seattle Seahawks 2014 season. Coming off of a convincing Super Bowl win in which they completely shut down the Denver Broncos. Word of […]
Imagine a high-quality video streaming platform that does not have pesky ads like Hulu, and is most importantly free, unlike Netflix. This does sound too good to be true, but […]
Up until a few years ago, Black Friday was strictly kept to a Friday. Shoppers would get up at ridiculous hours to scrounge for deals with their bellies still full […]
When BC students want to buy or sell books or supplies, want to find a place to live or look for job prospects, there’s one place they mainly go – […]
For some BC students studying physics, Robert Hobbs is a fixture of the department. Serving as the head of the physics department and faculty advisor for the physics club, Hobbs […]
Although most of the Bellevue College campus is well-maintained and well-lit, some faculty and students of the theater—who often have practices that end well into the evening—have expressed some concerns […]
The SAMI@ BC Student Project Grant is for all Bellevue College student clubs who can “write for up to $2000 of materials or equipment which must be purchased through SAMI […]
The Open Course Library is a project managed by the State Board of Community and Technical Colleges. It was created to design Open Educational Resources such as books, syllabi and […]
On November 12, 2014, the Philae lander set down on comet 67P, 10 years after being launched from Earth. It was a monumental achievement, something never done before. Yet, in […]
Coming in to their Tuesday night clash against Everett, the Bulldogs looked to extend their winning streak to four. Standing second in the north division, Bellevue is at 10-2 in […]
With winter right around the corner, that means windstorms, ice, cold, rain and snow, making the roads slipperier and the chance of things such as power outages and damage due […]
Cellular phones are scary to me. I had an old cell phone I have been carrying around for a few years and visited a phone store a few months ago […]
With vending machines dropping sugary drinks like autumn trees shed leaves and fast food joints around every corner, it’s easier than ever to get our hands on the inexpensive processed […]
Even for those who aren’t familiar with the term “clickbait,” it’s something that is widely known and seen every day. Anybody who takes part in social media, Facebook being the […]
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