Shooting threat stirs community
According to the Feb.18 issue of the Bellevue Reporter, on Thursday, Feb. 12, a 17-year-old senior at the International School in the Bellevue school district texted his friend saying, “24 […]
March 2015
BC FYI digest censoring and limiting speech
The BC FYI Digest is an optional mailing list for Bellevue College employees, meant to reach out to the community with college related information. It replaced the All BC FYI […]
Theater department brings the carnival to BC
Bellevue College’s Carlson Theater will be transformed into a carnival-on-campus from March 11 – 14 at 7:30 p.m. Community members are invited to witness a show like no other that […]
Department of Homeland Security faces troubles again
On Oct. 1, 2013 the Department of Homeland Security shut down for 16 days. For those who were not aware, the DHS consists of our local law-enforcement, firefighters, U.S. Secret […]
Descendant of Kunta Kinte visits BC
In celebration of Black History Month, the documentary film “Kunta Kinte Island” and a lecture from President of the Kunta Kinte Family Foundation, Lamin Jatta, was hosted in N201 on […]
Annual BC Science and Engineering Fair
On March 7, Bellevue College will be hosting the sixth annual Central Sound Regional Science and Engineering Fair, or CSRSEF, for high school students in King and Snohomish counties. High […]
Health and Beauty: True teas and tinase teas
When asked, most people just say tea is “that stuff in the bag that you put in hot water.” This is not true. The boxes of tea that one sees […]
Nuclear tensions in the Middle East
For several years, the Islamic Republic of Iran’s nuclear program has been one of the most heated issues of the Middle East in the international community. The country has been […]
Patricia Arquette’s Oscar acceptance speech
Many celebrities attended the Oscars last Sunday. During the evening, Patricia Arquette won the award for best supporting actress for her role in “Boyhood.” After thanking those who made it […]