The United States government transitioned over to a new set of insurance codes used to classify claims for adding or removing benefits. The 10th revision of the International Statistical Classification […]
The Bellevue College Foundation is the nonprofit arm of BC which funds a variety of projects and provides scholarships for students. In light of the school’s 50th anniversary, the foundation […]
In a recent town hall event in Des Moines, Iowa, President Obama took a shot that the trend of overt political correctness sweeping the nation. With speakers of every color […]
Coming up on Oct. 1, the first round of the fifth annual League of Legends World Championship tournament airs live from Le Dock Pullman in Paris, France. Five years in […]
During the first week of the Quarter, student employees and volunteers were present at booths around campus offering information about the campus to new students. Members of the Office of […]
Bellevue College’s LGBTQ Resource Center Coordinator, Marisol Lopez, said that if a student is searching for “a friendly LGBTQ counselor, doctor, renting facility, friends, job or simply something to do,” […]
Running Start is a program in Washington that allows high school juniors and seniors the option to take courses at the local community college. Through Running Start, students are able […]
With the increasing pace of information exchange in the world, social media outlets seem to be littered with junk information that makes it difficult to discern fact from fiction. Certain […]
Lately the news has covered a lot about the Syrian Refugee Crisis. With connections to Syrian friends and news about the crisis, the conditions seem to worsen day by day. […]
Picture yourself walking down a bustling street in the heart of the colorful city. A cafe, its open doors adorned with hanging vines, catches your eye. You stroll in, notice […]
The BC Nursing Students Association is hosting a rummage sale on campus in September to raise funds for Ashan Community Hospital in the city of Kumasi, Ghana. With the help […]
From July 29 to August 2, U.S. Navy and Coast Guard ships were moored along the Seattle Waterfront and anchored in Pier 66 and 69 for Seattleites and tourists to […]
On July 29, Bellevue College’s Wellness Center Program offered a tandem sea kayaking event from 4 to 6 p.m. Students and faculty met at the Northwest Outdoor Center. Paddlers were […]
July 26 marked the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The act was put into law in 1990 and went into effect in 1992, during George H.W. Bush’s […]
Student Programs is home to more than 60 permanent programs and many clubs. The Campus Activity Board is a long standing program that in the past has primarily existed to […]
On July 29, a town hall was held in N201 to discuss the Black Lives Matter movement. Two professors, Derrick Brooms from the University of Louisville and Darryl Brice from […]
On July 24, the movie “Pixels” was released into theaters. The premise behind the movie starts in 1982, when NASA launched a space shuttle in hopes of contacting extraterrestrial life […]
Recently, the Information Technology Services organization at Bellevue College has put together some changes that are designed to “empower our division to work together more efficiently and have a better […]
There’s nothing quite like a really good pizza. A staple of most college student diets, pizza is quick, convenient and ever so satisfying. Customizable enough to fit almost any taste, […]
The much-awaited and strangely-named Windows 10 was recently released as a free installation. One of the most immediate negative responses against the operating system revolves around the privacy settings – […]
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