Importance of science for kids
Bellevue College hosted Super Science Day on Saturday Nov. 3, 2018. From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the S building, BC students, staff and families came to this event […]
2018
Universities attend BC transfer fair
Bellevue College held its quarterly transfer fair on Wednesday, Nov. 8 in L Building Lobby from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. Students could get a chance to speak with admissions […]
Veterans speak out about difficulties after service
On Nov. 8, before Veteran’s Day weekend, a small event was held on campus to recognize and celebrate people who have dared to put their lives at risk for our […]
King Country Metro System begins new shuttle app
The American Public Transportation Association has named King County Metro as the best large transit system in North America. King County Metro is leading the nation in public transit advocacy […]
Vote like the future depends on it
Let’s face it, Donald Trump is unfit for office. The whole political system in the United States is corrupt. Corporate interests dominate the political landscape. The nation is split in […]
Felix Hernandez’s role in Mariners uncertain after variable season
The 2018 Seattle Mariners’ season was a mix of ups and downs but in the end, they missed playoffs by only a handful of games in a surprisingly stacked American […]
BC’s ‘Fright Night’ Halloween Dance, A Spooktacular Success
As an annual campus event, the International Students Association, or ISA, hosted the Halloween Dance on Friday, Oct. 26. ISA coordinator Naomi Yota, ISA officers and Global Leaders from the […]
BC musicians applaud Jazz Night
The Carlson theater held the first ever Bellevue College jazz performance this year. On Thursday Nov. 1 at 7:30 p.m., the Bellevue College Music Department put on the jazz performance […]
WA Supreme Court to reevaluate Seattle’s income tax proposal
After Seattle’s proposal to impose a city-wide income tax was rejected by the King County Superior Court, the city asked the Washington State Supreme Court to reevaluate the case. Now […]
Kim Schrier vs. Dino Rossi: District 8’s Congressional Race in Review
The race for the Representative seat of Washington’s 8th congressional district, which Bellevue College is a part of, is coming to a close as this year’s midterm election approaches. Republican […]
Disaster readiness at Bellevue College
Natural disasters at Bellevue College are few and far between. However, proper preparation is still very important. Luckily, it is very easy to prepare for most of the trials and […]
Importance of Free Press in Wake of Violence and ‘Fake News’
On Wednesday, Oct. 24, pipe bombs were sent to well-known Democrats, including former president Barack Obama, Bill and Hillary Clinton and the New York CNN office. As of now, there […]
BC Volleyball plays final games before tournament
The Northwest Athletic Conference Volleyball is in its final stretch before the championship tournament on Nov. 15, with Bellevue College currently holding second place in the North Region behind Edmonds. […]
Faculty get creative for annual exhibition
Our annual faculty exhibition is here in the Bellevue College gallery space in room D271. Jono Vaughan, this year’s art curator, set each art piece to sit in its own […]
November 6th: Midterm election, initiative highlight
The midterm election polls close on November 6 and there are four initiatives that have caught public eye. These initiatives will affect citizens of Bellevue for years to come. The […]
Promising recruits join BC Basketball
With November right around the corner, Bellevue College awaits not only a seasonal change in nature, but in sports as well. The ending of fall means that football season will […]
What to expect from Call of Duty: Black Ops 4
The release of the newest edition in the “Call of Duty” franchise was a vital moment for game publisher Activision. The Black Ops series has seen periods as a powerhouse […]
What to expect from Soul Calibur VI
“Soul Calibur VI” is an excellent fighting game that will bring enjoyment to old fans of the series and new players alike. Fiercely competitive gameplay, beautiful visuals and a deep, […]
Andrew Light lectures on climate change at BC
George Mason University Professor Andrew Light warned that while world leaders are taking steps toward combating climate change, it might be too little, too late. Light spoke Oct. 18, 2018, […]