Now that the Seattle Seahawks are a few weeks into their 2017-2018 regular season, it’s about time to start putting together impressions of how the team came together in the […]
It’s no secret that being a student is hard job. Even though taking classes is meant to be in preparation for the “real world,” college can often be even more […]
Bellevue College Professor Jono Vaughan is this year’s winner of the Seattle Art Museum’s Betty Bowen Award. This award is a “highly prestigious honor for Pacific Northwest artists since 1977 […]
On Thursday Sept. 28, International Talk Time club held their weekly meeting welcoming new students to the program and getting to know one another. The club consists of students from […]
If you go up to a random person on the street below the age of 50 and asked them if they knew about musicals, you would probably get the same […]
As of Friday Sept. 22, Mr. Henry Amaya was appointed as the new Interim Director of Multicultural Services at Bellevue College. He began at Bellevue College working as the front […]
In celebration of International Week of the Deaf, the Bellevue College American Sign Language Club organized a picnic at Kelsey Creek Park on Sunday, Sept. 24 from 1 p.m. to […]
On Sept. 19, Trump gave an unusually presidential speech to the UN. Aside from a hilarious “rocket man” jab at Kim Jong-un, Trump primarily focused on a unified tone against […]
Recently, yet another change has been made to the U.S. governmental system under President Trump and his administration. The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals – better known as DACA – […]
On Wednesday, Sept. 20, Bellevue College hosted its annual welcome fair in the C building cafeteria and courtyard, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The fair was put on by […]
On Saturday, Sept. 17, The Mighty Oaks, an indie/folk rock band with inspiration for their songs coming from growing up in the Pacific Northwest, and Lydia Ramsey, an acoustic solo […]
Last Saturday, Bellevue College’s monthly planetarium show was yet again sold out. These shows occur every month on a predetermined Saturday night. The shows are free, but because they are […]
On Sept. 18, Bellevue College hosted the Associated Student Governance and Office of Student Legislative Affairs Constitution Day celebration. The event included free welcome packs, popcorn, voter registration forms, readings […]
On Sept. 15, the Bellevue Police added two new categories of crimes to the online crime reporting system on the Bellevue Police website. Citizens can now report crimes in the […]
When our parents were our age it was bomb threats. For our grandparents, it was gas attacks but now it’s 2017 and our schools are facing a different category of […]
The launch of the iPhone X last week made me think a lot about where we are in terms of technology as a community and how far we have come. […]
Recently, the Bellevue College nursing program has begun implementing a new pathway to a bachelor’s degree in nursing by making the transition easier between BC level courses and other universities […]
Hurricane Irma is one of the most powerful storms ever recorded. Ranking category five with 185 mph winds and many fatalities, Irma is a “dangerous major hurricane,” according to the […]
Apple’s new iPhone X is special. It has flashy upgrades, facial recognition and animated emoji, all in celebration of the iPhone’s 10-year anniversary. And its price tag is appropriately special: […]
The Washington primaries will be held on Aug 1, where a number of issues will be decided by voters. One of the more reported-upon races is for the mayor of […]
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