On Jan. 9 2019, ASG Legislative Affairs Representative Saghar Rasoulamini went before the Board of Trustees to express issues regarding leadership, workflow and subsequent gridlock in the Associated Student Government. […]
Simply put, college students are paying far too much for their textbooks. Textbooks continue to get more expensive. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, textbook costs rose 67% from […]
From Jan 31 to Feb 2, The Bellevue College music department will be hosting the 23rd annual Jazz Band Festival. 40 high school, middle school, and college jazz bands will […]
As in-conference play heats up, the Bellevue College men’s basketball team has continued fighting tooth-and-nail for a top four spot in the North Region. With a 1-2 record coming into […]
With the MLB season just a few months on the horizon, Seattle Mariners General Manager Jerry Dipoto has spared no time making offseason adjustments, signing a number of potential prospects, […]
With the government shutdown lasting for about a month, roughly 800,000 government workers have missed paychecks. For thousands of people that means missing rent, mortgage payments, food, and tuition payments. […]
The Chinese Student Association, or CSA, is one of the many clubs chartered at Bellevue College. On Friday, Feb. 1, from 6:00 – 9:30 p.m. the CSA is going to […]
We want educators to properly equip their students with the skills and resources that will help them forge a path for their future. Educators need funds to show students how; […]
The National Basketball Association has passed the halfway point in the regular season, and division standings are starting to take place. While the Eastern Conference has a tendency to be […]
The Fall 2018 anime season was absolutely stacked with great shows covering many genres. “Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny-Girl Senpai” was a romantic-comedy that is a contender for anime […]
The United States and Panama have a very long history together. As a result panama has been greatly affected my many aspects of American culture. However people rarely know anything […]
As in-conference play brings Bellevue College basketball into the more important half of their season, the men’s team is struggling with their identity early on. In the last week, they […]
Schools are now prioritizing their budget in favor of technology and science, while fine arts, music and theater programs are being dumped. This is partly due to debt that former […]
On Friday, Jan. 11, the Washington State Supreme Court released a brief declining to review a King County court’s ruling that the Seattle City Council does not have the authority […]
On Friday, Jan. 18, the Chemistry and Physics clubs came together to host Matheatre, a Performing Arts Organization that uses theater to inspire and connect people to the world of […]
The pass/fail grading system could soon be a thing of the past as changes to Bellevue College grading policies are on their way. Changes have been proposed to several campus […]
Being mentally ill is not trendy. Whether you are using #OCD or overusing ‘triggered’ in YouTube comments, throwing those words around hurts those who want and need help. It makes […]
As of Friday Jan. 11, 2019, the United States government had been partially shut down for 21 days, tying the longest shutdown in U.S. history. Previously, the longest shut down […]
Early Sunday morning saw the Puget Sound area battered by a devastating windstorm. The blustery event began shortly after midnight, with winds being measured at 44 mph with gusts of […]
In late 2018, former Assistant Dean of Student Programs, Faisal Jaswal, was accused of sexually assaulting his assistant for six years. His assistant, who has remained unnamed, sued Bellevue College […]
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