Massive construction has been continuing in Bellevue College as construction workers continue to build Bellevue College’s $35 million Student Success Center. The Student Success Center is a 72,000 square foot […]
I had oral surgery on April 20, but that didn’t stop me from going to Pam’s Kitchen, a Caribbean restaurant in Wallingford, the day afterward. It probably wasn’t the smartest […]
Boeing is under multiple investigations–including a federal criminal probe–following two recent crashes of its 737 MAX 8 planes. Lion Air Flight 620 took off from Jakarta, Indonesia on Monday, Oct. […]
Bellevue College’s Model United Nations (MUN) program has once again proved its excellence. This year’s Bellevue College delegation represented the Oriental Republic of Uruguay. Tim Jones, who has been the […]
The world is my oyster. As a person who likes traveling, I feel very fortunate to attend one of the many Travel Study Abroad programs that Bellevue College offers to […]
On Mar. 8 two of Bellevue College’s most important student organizations, The Black Student Union and the International Student’s Association, came together and held the first-ever “Karaoke with the Kulture.” […]
Bellevue College’s first annual BC Illuminates festival launchedthis March, and it was outstanding. According to Vivienne McClendon, the dean of the BC library, “the goal of the festival is to […]
I didn’t grow up in, nor have I ever lived in Seattle. However, I did live close enough that I found myself in the city on occasion over the years, […]
Though it has long been an open airfield for private aviation and a construction and testing facility for Boeing, Paine Field in Everett is now booking commercial flights via Alaskan […]
Although some people might think instructors taking attendance is unnecessary, I believe grading attendance does help students succeed, and attendance should be a part of a student’s grade. As a […]
Baseball season is in full swing, and the Bellevue College baseball team is off to a strong start. Their first series was a three-game series against Mt. Hood. Explosive in […]
The women’s basketball season came to a rough conclusion with their losses to Peninsula and Skagit Valley in the final week. The first of these two games against Peninsula was […]
On Wednesday, Mar. 6, the Bellevue College Transfer Fair was held in the L building. Thirty-two colleges showed up to give students the chance to gain information about admissions processes […]
The BC men’s basketball team fell short in last week’s games and missed the playoffs as a result, although they did start strong in the Mar. 2 game against Peninsula. […]
The Bellevue College Theater Arts’ most recent production, Camelot, opened on Mar. 6. Camelot’s story is told well and the actors serve as worthy champions of the cause; however, a […]
I am a computer science student in my first year, but I have already realized how important it is to gain some hands-on experience outside the class. After taking my […]
Last week, Washington State Governor Jay Inslee announced that he was running for president for the 2020 election. Inslee’s campaign will focus on ending the threat of climate change. “We’re […]
In 2016, a study was conducted by the Rand Corporation on transgender military personnel. This study focused on answering questions pertaining to transgender people openly serving in the military. The […]
For the last 12 years Seattle has been the home of Amazon. Since its headquarters in South Lake Union was built in 2010, the population of the Emerald City has […]
On Feb. 27, Michael Cohen, President Trump’s former lawyer, appeared before the House Oversight and Reform Committee to provide a tell-all testimony of the criminal acts he committed while working […]
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