Donald Trump Jr. Tweets name of alleged whistle blower
Donald Trump Jr. Tweets Name of Alleged Whistleblower Earlier this month, Donald Trump Jr., the son of the current president, placed himself under a storm of criticism by naming the […]
November 2019
Vitamin E may be linked to the breakout of vaping related illnesses
Finally, there is a possible answer to the question: What in flavored vapes has killed 40 people across the country? According to a report published by the Centers for Disease […]
2019 Election results
This year’s ballot was a long one for an off-year, and a dramatic one too. Affirmative action failed by a small margin, Tim Eyman’s $30 car tab initiative passed and […]
Seahawks pick up Josh Gordon off waivers
On Friday, Nov. 1, the Seattle Seahawks claimed former Patriots’ wide receiver Josh Gordon off of waivers. Out of the 27 teams who passed on Gordon, the Seahawks made no […]
NCAA votes to allow student athletes to get brand sponsorships
On Oct. 29 the board of the National Collegiate Athletics Association approved student athletes to allow them to receive sponsors and endorsements. Through a unanimous ruling, the governing body came […]
Canelo takes The Light Heavyweight Championship in A Historical Match
On Nov. 2, at the Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, unified middleweight Canelo Alverez put his career on the line against light heavyweight WBO champion Sergey Kovalev. Tackling two […]
H&M CEO is a hypocrite
Fashion giant and CEO of H&M, Karl-Johan Persson said last week that consumer shaming of fast fashion “will have terrible social consequences.” The push for sustainability in fashion has seen […]
Overwatch II headlines Blizzcon 2019
Blizzard has had its ups and downs as a company over the last decade, but the one constant is that big announcements await at Blizzcon, the annual convention for Blizzard […]
Super Science Day Hopes to Inspire New Scientists
Super Science Day, held on Nov. 2 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., featured a plethora of engaging science demonstrations for younger people. Focused on encouraging interest in science in […]
Getting to know Jeremie Albino’s sound before his Seattle Concert
New to the music scene, Jeremie Albino made waves with his debut album “Hard Time.” The album is a good mix of folk and rock, with some real bops mixed […]
Wall Street stakes claim in Washington State water
Washington’s mountains are melting. Over the past decade, snow pack has been declining across the region, leaving many worried about Washington’s water future. We have always had dry summers and […]
UW College Republicans have charter revoked for “hurtful and inappropriate conduct”
The University of Washington College Republicans have lost their status as a registered student organization at UW after Chandler Thorton, the College Republican National Committee chairman, contacted a university administrator […]
Facebook and Twitter take different paths on political advertisement
Political Ads on Social Media In the last few weeks social media giants Twitter and Facebook have decided on their strategy to deal with political advertising. Twitter decided that […]
Anti-Semitic vandalism on Bellevue College campus
On Oct. 28, a visitor to Bellevue College had their car defaced with anti-Semitic and white supremacist symbols. A swastika and an ‘X’ were both scratched into the car with […]
Affirmative action, car tabs, a constitutional amendment, and local races on the ballot this November
It’s election season again, and while no state or federal representatives are being chosen, the Bellevue City Council has four chairs up for grabs and a lot of important issues […]
Secular ‘Ye is the best ‘Ye
I listened to “Jesus is King” the morning it came out and thought it was a mixed bag. There were some highlights, such as the rap game’s super weapon known […]
39 bodies found in refrigerated truck in England
On Wednesday, Oct. 23, authorities found 39 bodies in a refrigerated truck at an industrial park in Waterglade, England. The driver, 25-year-old Maurice “Mo” Robinson, who was wearing a full […]
International Student Association Hosts the Vampire’s Ball at Bellevue College
On Oct. 25, from 6:30 to 10:00, the bombastic echoes of pop music, laughter, and conversation reverberated from the first two floors of student housing. This year’s Halloween dance, the […]
Bellevue Police Department clashes with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement
On Sept. 30, 2019, Carlos Daniel Carillo-Lopez was one of four arrested for the April 3 murder of Josue Flores, 18, in Bellevue’s Goldsmith Park. Already out on bail for […]
Chicago Teacher’s Union ends longest strike in decades
The Chicago Teacher’s Union ended their strike on Friday. Classes had been cancelled for 11 days, with over 350,000 Chicago students out of school for the longest time in thirty […]