BC remembers Gary McGlocklin
On Sept. 23, one of Bellevue College’s most active faculty members, Gary Allen McGlocklin, passed away after a 24-year battle with Parkinson’s Disease. McGlocklin spent 28 years at Bellevue College […]
2014
Pesticides and depression
The EPA is becoming increasingly interested in the long-term effects of neurotoxic pesticides on farmers. The famous case of DDT, a pesticide used to combat insects and malaria, was brought […]
Building Bridges: Alliances Between Women of Color and White Women
The Coalition for Gender Equity, previously known as Building Bridges: Alliances Between Women of Color and White Women, is a group of students advocating gender and racial equality. The group […]
OSLA asks for input from BC students
The Office of Student Legislative Affairs held a student input meeting from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Oct. 1. The turn-out was extremely low. However, key objectives were accomplished. […]
Peer-to-Peer fall Volunteer Fair
On Oct. 8, the annual volunteer fair took place in the BC cafeteria. At the fair, businesses and local communities were able to speak to students and faculty about their […]
VHF features esoteric tunes
VHF records was founded by Bill Kellum in 1991 to publish a single by his own band, Rake, a group which produced assemblages of noise and crunch throughout the 1990s. […]
Scary fun at Maris Farms
During the month of October, hundreds of events and attractions come to life. There’s Fright Fest, there’s Zoo Boo, there are the pumpkin patches – and then there’s Maris Farms. […]
Men and women’s golf success
After seeing tourney host Spokane shoot even par on day one of the Bigfoot Invite for a six-shot lead, Bellevue’s men’s golf team took matters into their own hands. They […]
Tom Cruise’s “Knight and Day” meets Bollywood
“Bang Bang!,” directed by Siddharth Anand is a Bollywood movie starring internationally wanted spy Rajveer Nanda (Hrithik Roshan) that meets a dreamy country bank teller Harleen Sahni (Katrina Kaif) that […]
J. J. Abrams’ mystery “S.”
Conceived by J.J. Abrams and written by award-winning novelist Doug Dorst, “S.” is a post-modern mystery novel that is a story within a story. In the story of “S.” is […]
Voter registration on campus
This year, the Bellevue College Office of Student Legislative Affairs has teamed up with the Associated Student Government, the Washington Student Association and the Washington Bus to spread the word […]
Complimentary counseling available on campus
The counseling center offers a variety of free services for students and staff. It is located above the bookstore in the Student Affairs building, accessible to anyone that needs support. […]
BC’s Veterans’ Office expands
In order to expand their scope beyond financial aid and connect veterans with more services, Bellevue College’s Veterans Office has added another member to their team, Rachel Hayes, a Vet […]
New VP of Institutional Advancement
At the end of June 2014, the vice president of Institutional Advancement retired and the position has been empty since. In the span of three months, Bellevue College has found […]
91.3 KBCS at BC: Still alive and kicking
Near the east side of the BC parking garage is a small, one-story house with a very tall antenna reaching into the air. This is the home of KBCS 93.1 […]
Social Media Monopoly
Love it or hate it, Facebook is truly a remarkable website. People will say that they dislike it, even loathe it, but will keep coming back to it again and […]
BC Women’s soccer team work towards NWAACC
Last year, the Bellevue College women’s soccer team made it all the way to the playoffs of the NWAACC tournament, but they were eliminated in the first round of the […]
Open letter from a guide dog team at Bellevue College
On behalf of the DRC Team and my Seeing Eye dog, I would like to welcome everyone back to BC for the 2014-2015 academic year! My name is Susan Gjolmesli […]
Wilderness Skills Certificate program
The Wilderness Skills Certificate program began about 10 years ago, which was around two years after the Wellness Center first opened. The Wellness Center focuses on outdoor recreation for students, […]
Neurostimulation and do-it-yourself brain shocking
In the new age of mass-produced miniaturized technology, people have been tinkering with all sorts of gadgets for their personal projects. A new fad has emerged in the do-it-yourself (DIY) […]