If you are interested in practicing and improving your Spanish speaking ability, then come to “La Tertulia,” held on Wednesdays from 10:30-11:20 a.m. in the cafeteria. This is not a […]
Jan. 16 marked the second general assembly meeting for student programs and clubs. Numerous programs attended, including those who had not been officially invited to the previous meeting held last […]
The President’s Innovation Award recipients have been announced. The $10,000 award divided into two. $6,400 went to Rashmi Koushik, Sean Allen and Catherine Berkenfield, who collaborated to put together a […]
Once again, the Library Media Center is helping hardworking students earn the scholarships they need, all by simply reading. The BC Reads! program is a literacy program aimed to strengthen […]
Everywhere you go, it’s guaranteed you’re going to see something about the “12th Man” or see at least 15 people sporting their Seahawks gear. My question is, where has […]
Close to fifty Bellevue College students are beginning to attend team workout sessions in preparation for spring training that their football team, the Bulldogs, will be having in May. However, […]
The Associated Student Government of BC has been without an Emerging Technology and Entrepreneurial Representative since summer quarter and have opened up the position for hire. Applications can be found […]
As the quarter progresses, students have much to look forward to from the music department. Bellevue College’s vocal jazz ensemble “Celebration,” a group of students and faculty led by Tom […]
What happens when you combine sports car racing and a great cause? You get Team Seattle. Founded in 1997 by Don and Donna Kitch, Team Seattle is an endurance auto-racing […]
Help feed students in need. We are 55% of the way there. Dear Bellevue College, Last week, Help Feed Students In Need raised $1,779 towards its goal of $3,250, furthering […]
“Welcome to Night Vale” is a podcast that combines elements of horror, surrealism, humor and just plain weird into one show. And on Jan.16, it came to Seattle. The podcast […]
There is a contrast between the U.S. and other countries in the realm of college tuition. I had known about this earlier. However, after questioning several housemates who happened […]
In my search for cultural knowledge I decided that it was high time I got myself a pen pal. Not just any old pen pal, not someone from the U.S. […]
Okay, if it was up to me, I would so be done with paying for gas. Driving to school and work every day hurts my gas tank – and […]
The Bellevue College Foundation has announced their 2014 Margin of Excellence Award recipients. Each recipient was nominated by students, faculty, administrators, staff, and trustees for their commitment to excellence through […]
The comedy-drama book “Orange Is the New Black: My Year in a Women’s Prison” was written by Piper Kerman. It talks about her real-life experience serving 15 months in a […]
There are some grand benefits to learning a foreign language. Firstly, a new language allows a person to access new experiences. Also, it shows an interest in other cultures. Lastly, […]
Fall 2013 saw the Asian Pacific Islander Student Association’s kick-off and initiation. APISA director, Yukimi Mizuno, shared, “Our mission is to create an inclusive community that provides service in order […]
The beginning of the quarter is renowned for its congestion. President Dave Rule put it well, in saying that purchasing a parking pass is a lot like purchasing a hunting […]
Construction on the new Health Sciences building began in August with a few hiccups regarding city building permits, however, the project is on schedule and should be completed by spring […]
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