RISE Learning Institute is a new division that was recently launched at Bellevue College. “The Research, Innovation Service and Experiential Learning Institute is helping to shape the existing and evolving […]
Jennifer Baarley, who recently graduated from Bellevue College in March, was part of a four student team who placed first in the International Interior Design Association local student charette. A […]
Bill Cosby was a household name during the 1980s when “The Cosby Show” first took off and he is receiving national recognition once again, but for a different reason entirely. […]
It’s interesting to think about how advertisement has evolved to influence the public over time. In the early to mid 20th century, most advertisements were geared towards exploiting people’s fears […]
Every single time the slightest event occurs that could have a racist bent seems to be an opportunity for minorities to decry the state of the country, to declare that […]
On July 25, Shoreline Community College hosted Northwest Solar Fest for it’s eleventh year. The NW SolarFest is the premier renewable energy event in the state. It is a non-profit […]
On June 18, the local bands Naked Giants and Car Seat Headrest played at Seattle venue Chop Suey. The Naked Giants started off the show with an energetic garage rock […]
“White Collar” is a comedic criminal drama about Neal Caffrey (Matt Bomer) that aired from October 2009 to December 2014, and is great to have playing in the background while […]
This summer and fall quarter, Bellevue College is offering students a teen graphic novel class and an adult graphic novel class, respectively. Dana Sullivan, a local graphic novelist from Newcastle […]
Bellevue’s population is expected to rise in the coming years. The Bellevue College sustainability website stated that by 2040, Bellevue is projected to grow 33 percent, and with the increasing […]
Every June, students spend time on a four-day, overnight retreat meant to build leadership skills and provide opportunities for networking and socializing with active members of the Bellevue College community. […]
On June 20, after undergoing treatment in Pullman, Dr. Elson Floyd died due to complications with colon cancer. Being the 10th President of Washington State University, Dr. Floyd leaves behind […]
After some conflicts with groups demonstrating on campus, policy regarding the free speech zones on BC campus has been clarified after a letter sent to the college from the nonprofit […]
Body acceptance is not always the pure opposite of body shaming, and body acceptance is not the same as self-love. I’m an in complete support of loving and respecting our […]
Bellevue College was recently successful in getting an operating budget and a grant approved. The budget will bring a tuition reduction to BC students by fall quarter 2015, and the […]
France is at it again, it seems. Riots and unrest swept the country in what almost seems like a national tradition. This time, however, instead of protesting austerity measures or […]
With Bruce Jenners’ transition into becoming a woman, the transgender community was shoved into the spotlight. With television shows like “Orange is the New Black” and “Glee,” people have been […]
LISA is a two-dimensional indie role playing game and developed by Dingaling. The player personifies a balding man in a poncho with cuts, bruises and an abusive past. He finds […]
Summer in Washington brings the beautiful weather residents are used to, and with it, the opportunity to do some serious summer recreation. Activities abound close to home, but sometimes wanderlust […]
The Bellevue College Foundation started an award system in 1984 to honor employees who “embody excellence and selflessness in helping their students and colleagues achieve success,” according to an article […]
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