Drama department performs “[title of show]”
The Bellevue College drama department recently produced a rendition of “[title of show]”, an Obie winning, Tony nominated musical about two men writing a musical. This one-act play has only […]
2016
The American dream is still a dream
From an early age, most parents tell their children that they have to focus and work hard in order to pursue their dreams. If they give all they have and […]
Internet access is not expertise
As with most things, the Internet is both a blessing and a curse. Having basically the sum total of human knowledge at one’s fingertips that can be accessed anywhere in […]
Studying abroad is a worthwhile experience
Studying abroad is one of the best choices I have ever made in my life. Being in the greater Seattle area has introduced me to great people and given me […]
Campus diversity enhances the college experience
Being a Bellevue College student comes with a few perks. A few weeks ago, I took a free, private three-hour introductory lesson on Farsi at BC from a native Persian. […]
Celebration of African culture and triumph
On Friday, May 27 from 6 to 9 p.m. the Bellevue College cafeteria was transformed into a platform for education and experience of African culture. Hosted by the African Student […]
BC students working together against hate
Members of BC Students United held their second discussion with Bellevue College administration regarding hate speech written on the bathroom walls and library desks, student safety on campus, BC anti-discrimination […]
Second annual BSU social
On Friday May 27, black student unions from high schools and colleges around the area met in D106 for the second annual black student union social, hosted by Bellevue College’s […]
KBCS hosts first Listening Lounge
Tuesday, May 17 saw the first Listening Lounge event at BC. Created and hosted by Student Liaison David Joseph of KBCS 93.1 FM, the lounge offered students the option to […]
To make the biggest impact, start small
It is said that if one wants to better their surrounding circumstances they must first work on their inner self as an individual before any outer change can occur. This […]
Food Forest project feeds, educates and connects community members
The Beacon Hill Food Forest is a local Seattle project that focuses on permaculture education, sustainability and community building. It is located in Jefferson Park in Seattle and is made […]
Nara Japanese Resturant in Redmond offers fine authentic cuisine
In Redmond, tucked into a little shopping center in the old rail yard district, there is a little sushi place called Nara Japanese Restaurant. Brimming with personality, atmosphere and good […]
Don’t tell other people what they can’t do with their bodies
Cosmetic surgery is nearly as old as human civilization. In India, the punishment for adultery was losing one’s nose and eventually people figured out how to get a flap of […]
Don’t modify your body for vanity’s sake
A mirror gives reflection, what one chooses to interpret from that image of self depends on their self-image which is an internalization of emotional response to, but almost never an […]
Self compassion beats self confidence
Growing up in the individualist society of the United States I took for granted the importance of good self-esteem. Now I’m seeing that there may be other, more important factors […]
New ASG officers discuss future
Recently, three new officers were elected to the Bellevue College Associated Student Government, Sam Akeyo, Abner Pagunuran and Amara Jambai. New leadership often brings to the table new thought processes […]
Puget Sound Regional Archives
One of the more rarely frequented buildings on campus is the Puget Sound Regional Archives, located north of the N building entrance, close to the Eastgate Park and Ride. The […]
Homeless man attacks student near north campus
On Friday May 13, a student was attacked by a homeless man on a bike trail that passes near Bellevue College’s North Campus and is regularly used by students and […]
King County Metro seeks BC feedback
As traffic increases and environmental impacts become increasingly important, transit systems in King County are expanding their service and accessibility to serve a greater number of citizens. King County Metro […]
A conversation on the language barrier
The Asian Pacific Islander Student Association, APISA, hosted a panel discussion on language barriers. Taking place on May 18, the event consisted of two one-hour sessions, wherein three international students […]