The Office of Student Legislative Affairs and Associated Student Government teamed up in support of the idea that students should be involved in the political process as actively as possible, […]
Voter turnout in the United States is historically low compared to other democratic nations. Many people are simply uninterested in the U.S. political system as it stands. This year’s election, […]
A new governance structure of the Associated Student Government is being proposed, which will refocus the ASG’s responsibilities to larger student issues such as hunger, campus spaces, curriculum issues and […]
It’s happening again. In front of nearly every Safeway, Haggen and Fred Meyer store, young girls can be seen shivering in front of tables stacked high with boxes upon boxes […]
It seems to me like there’s not much of a community at community colleges. I’m an international student, and I hadn’t been taking classes at BC for more than a […]
Language and culture preservation projects are vital to not only native communities, but to our overall wellbeing as a species. We can’t afford to lose the knowledge, and wisdom of […]
We live in a heavily medicated country. It’s a fact of life at this point that a great deal of us are on innumerable pills for seemingly every problem under […]
Since 1987, March has been Women’s History Month. Bellevue College is using the opportunity to raise awareness about a series of issues that typically affect women, such as domestic violence […]
Students and faculty joined together in the BC cafeteria on Monday, Feb. 29 to discuss racism and other types of hate. The discussion was mostly about hate against Muslims and […]
On Tuesday, March 1, the Bellevue Police Department assisted the college in a lockdown drill in rooms T 208 and T 308, the Health Sciences, Education and Wellness Institute offices […]
To celebrate Women’s History Month, a workshop centered around feminism was presented to any Bellevue College students who wished to attend on Tuesday, March 1. In this workshop, organized by […]
Amazon has become a major economic and cultural force in Seattle over the past few years. The company owns more than 10 million square feet of office space according to […]
Consistency in ideology, beliefs and actions are something everybody believes they strive for. I don’t know of a single person who goes out and lives life to be as inconsistent […]
Recently, the BC Center for Career Connections and Multi Cultural Services posted signs around campus to spread awareness of domestic violence. Each sign had a different indicator of an abusive […]
Everyone who has bought lunch at a public school or watched a high school movie or TV show knows that school cafeteria food sucks. In elementary school, kids in my […]
Bellevue College is offering a new interdiscplinary course this quarter. INTER 145: The Psychology of Intercultural Communication will be taught by instructors Deepti Karkhanis and Jennifer Anderson. The idea for […]
On Feb. 28 was the much-anticipated 88th Academy Awards ceremony, where A-list celebrities, filthy rich moguls and random seat fillers who were lucky enough to get a ticket joined together […]
Bellevue College Multicultural Services along with the Black Student Union hosted a Soul Food history presentation and tasting on Thursday, Feb. 25 as a way to close Black History Month. […]
Upon walking into the cafe portion of Meowtropolitan, one will notice they are aiming to set a particular mood. It was small but open with a lot of natural light […]
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