Bellevue College recently added two new linked English and humanities classes, which combine a particular genre with English 101. English 101, known as English Composition, teaches effective writing skills and […]
In modern society where people are always rushing from place to place for work, business or personal affairs, it’s undeniable that having a working car is a necessity for a […]
Several issues were on the ballot this election, from Charter Amendments for King County to the proposed Sound Transit expansion. Charter Amendment 1 to make the office of King County […]
On Wednesday, Nov. 9, Bellevue College’s history department showcased “Mad Women: Advertising and the Feminist Movement,” another installment of the department’s lecture series “Storytelling with Historians: Explorations in History,” by […]
Bellevue College’s fall drama production is “Coupler,” a romantic comedy inspired by “Peter Pan” which follows the stories and interactions between passengers in the last car of a […]
Earlier this week, Buzzfeed Food posted a video on Facebook showcasing a local Vietnamese restaurant, Dong Thap Noodles. The video quickly went viral, advertising the quality house-made rice noodles, meat […]
Having spent essentially my entire life in the Pacific Northwest, I never had a sense for what authentic Mexican food was like. Not until after high school did I even […]
The Bellevue College volleyball team defeated Olympic College on Nov. 2, winning three out of five sets. In set one, Olympic caught up to Bellevue’s early lead and carried it […]
Bellevue College Jazz Night, held in the Carlson Theater on Friday Nov. 3, was presented by the Bellevue College Music Department. The Bellevue College Jazz Combo, Vocal Jazz Ensemble Celebration […]
Within in the Social Science division at Bellevue College is the Cultural and Ethnic studies department. Courses in this department can be used to fulfill the Cultural Diversity portion to […]
What will you miss most about BC when you transfer?
Besides the major races, several local initiatives are on the ballot for King County voters. Charter Amendment No. 1 decides whether or not the elected office of King County Prosecuting […]
Who would be the worst U.S. president?
I’ve never been a fan of the government and I know that Native Americans – along with basically all indigenous peoples – have been treated terribly throughout history by colonial […]
Recently, Director of Research and Planning for the Office of Effectiveness and Strategic Planning Alec Campbell collected data on Bellevue College student retention rates and completion rates. The data tracked […]
This year, students will find that they can access the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, much earlier than previous years. The 2017-18 FAFSA application has been open […]
At the Seattle Business Magazine conference earlier this month, a partnership between Bellevue College and Year Up Puget Sound won the first place Gold Community Impact Award for job creation […]
This quarter, teachers across campus have incorporated materials related to the current U.S. presidential election into their classes. David Spataro, who teaches three sections of Intro to Political Science, added […]
Bellevue College became a center for cultural fusion last week from Oct. 26 – 28. Japanese nursing students from Tottori City College of Medical Health and Nursing in Tottori prefecture […]
On Wednesday, Oct. 26, Bellevue College communication studies professor Michael Korolenko gave a lecture on online hate groups. Korolenko discussed the existence of hate groups on the web and how […]
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