It is okay to quit your job
My first job was working a cash register at a well-known department store. I was freshly out of high school, terrified of interviews and trying to find something to put […]
February 2019
JINYA is the hottest ramen bar this side of Seattle
Broke college students and instant ramen are an inseparable pair; it’s hard to go wrong with an easy meal that can cost less than fifty cents. But the sad truth […]
Snowstorm affects BC campus, events and deadlines
Due to the recent inclement weather in the Bellevue area, Bellevue College was completely closed for six days, and partially closed for three days, starting on Feb. 4, 2019, the […]
Snoqualmie Pass closure ruins a perfect snow day
The February snowstorms in Washington caused an extraordinary amount of problems around the state. Perhaps most notable was the closure of I-90 from North Bend all the way to Easton. […]
Men’s basketball sees victories near season’s end
In the last week, the Bellevue College men’s basketball team played two critical matches against Shoreline and Edmonds as the season reached its final weeks. Currently, only one seed in […]
APEX Legends drops into the Battle Royale scene
A new game hit the market recently that you may have heard of. It’s a new battle royale game called “Apex Legends,” and it’s completely free to play. Launching on […]
Stone Gardens: A climber’s dream
Bellevue’s own climbing gym, Stone Gardens, is a fun and exciting place to get active. They have a wide range of terrain, which includes over 21,000 square feet of indoor […]
Second season of Overwatch League begins
A lot of hype surrounded the second season of the Overwatch League, including the addition of eight new expansion teams, increasing the league total to 20. This inevitably means each […]
Government reopens, national emergency declared
On Feb. 15, President Donald Trump made an address from the White House Rose Garden. The President declared a national emergency because of the alleged humanitarian crisis on the southern […]
BC tackles campus issues head-on
On Feb. 7 Bellevue College held a College Issues day. Bellevue College held no classes for the day. Instead, the school hosted a variety of workshops and a speaker to […]
High School students shouldn’t have to suffer due to February snow days
During the recent week-long snow storm, many schools and businesses had to close down because of the danger of driving around on the icy roads. Luckily for Bellevue College, this […]
BC’s Neurodiagnostic Technology Program needs volunteers
The Neurodiagnostic Technology program, or NDT, is looking for volunteers to have their brain scanned. This on-campus program is searching for people who are willing to help their fellow students […]
Music instructor performs guitar for dorm residents
A Night of Classical Guitar was an intimate performance of solo guitar music by Naeim Rahmani, Bellevue College guitar professor. The event was sponsored by the Office of International Education […]
Revue Starlight displays the theatre in a way we’ve never seen before
I’ve said it before. 2018 was a phenomenal year for anime. There was literally something for everybody, and shows that lots of fans haven’t even heard of could still be […]
Camelot – A Relevant Reflection on Today’s Culture
Bellevue College Theatre Arts presents Camelot on March 6-9 at 7:30 p.m. in the Carlson Theatre. Attendees are advised to arrive at least 15 minutes early to the performance. Tickets […]
Record snowfall blankets Bellevue area
Snow and bad weather blanketed the Puget Sound region for two weekends in a row, marking the snowiest month on record in the last 50 years. The weather clogged roadways […]
Legal age limit for tobacco use should not be raised
Washington State lawmakers have introduced two new bills, both of which aim to raise the legal age to purchase any nicotine products in Washington State to 21. The age range […]
BC basketball turns up the intensity in bout against Whatcom
After an extended hiatus due to a scheduled break and an unexpected shift in the weather, the Bellevue College men’s and women’s basketball teams played their first games since Jan. […]
Coping with midterm stress
Midterms are here, and with them comes the student stress. Students are faced with multiple tests that they are expected to study for all at once. This stress, however, could […]
Female Bulldogs ride four game win streak into final seven games
In-conference play for the Northwest Athletic Conference continues to heat up, and the Bellevue College women’s basketball team is top three in the North Region thus far. Just behind Olympic, […]