New Bill Signed Qualifies More Students for Financial Aid
A new bill with the potential to provide free college education to thousands, recently signed in by governor Jay Inslee, is set to go into effect by April 1st. It […]
2020
Judge rejects challenges to $30 tab initiative
On February 12th, King County Judge Marshall Ferguson rejected the challenges to Initiative 976, also known as the $30 tab initiative. Judge Ferguson heard claims from a coalition of Washington […]
Black Student Union has all new leadership, skyrocketing membership
Organizations often begin the same way; passionate students create a club built on a common collective, find a way of operating their club, and abide by a chosen charter. However, […]
Women’s Basketball beats Skagit: moves to 2nd in Northwest Division
The Bellevue College women’s basketball team sailed to victory against Skagit Valley in their last bout of the season. “We played as a team [in the Peninsula game]… So we […]
Hormone therapy for trans youth under threat
The topic of transition for young people has been a hotly debated subject in the recent political machine. A recent wave of proposals for anti-trans legislation has been surfacing in […]
Surviving Valentine’s Day single
The air is bitterly cold, the trees stripped to bare branches. It’s also the time of year that partners take a day to express their love for each other. Meanwhile, […]
Men’s basketball ends the season strong
The Bellevue College’s Men’s Basketball season is coming to a close with very few victories to reminisce on. Through the four February games so far, the Bulldogs have posted a […]
Flooding and landslides make commutes a nightmare for BC students
The King County Flood Warning Center closed on Tuesday evening after six days of continuous operations to monitor and report flooding across multiple county rivers and streams. The county’s flood […]
Big gaps in campus security
20 years ago, schools and colleges were seen as safe places where students could go and not face the threat of gunfire. However, that’s all changed. Since Columbine, nearly 200,000 […]
Brent Faiyaz “FTW” album review
Calling Brent Faiyaz a rising star would be an understatement. Known by many for his standout feature on GoldLink’s “Crew,” Faiyaz for the past few years has built a decent […]
Caucuses Are Undemocratic and Iowa Is A Prime Example
The Iowan caucus is the first step in a long road towards the White House, giving it a debatably inflated value. As the earliest primary being held, Iowa is […]
Iowa Caucus 2020: one step forward, a hundred steps back
In recent years, Iowa has become an important benchmark and a launch pad for presidential campaigns. Iowa is the state where candidates can drum up momentum before the first primary […]
49ers Choke to Chiefs in Super Bowl 54
The San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs both rolled into Miami with the sole goal of winning Super Bowl 54 and hoisting the Lombardi trophy. This was the first […]
Trump acquitted by Senate
President Trump was acquitted of all charges this week by the U.S. Senate. This concludes the four-month impeachment inquiry announced by house Democrats on September 24. The first charge, Abuse […]
Kobe Bryant and His Daughter Along with Seven Others Involved In Fatal Helicopter Crash
On Sunday, Jan. 26, NBA legend Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna were killed along with seven others in a fatal helicopter crash in Calabasas, California. This tragic event has stunned the entire world. Los […]
Women’s Basketball suffer tough loss to Whatcom
On February 1, Bellevue College women’s basketball fell short of first place in the Northwest Division after a tough loss to Whatcom. Despite a late comeback in the second half, Whatcom’s early leads proved troublesome for the Bulldogs. The […]
Women’s Basketball Extends Win Streak to Five Games
Bellevue College’s women’s basketball team extended their win streak to five games with victories against both Olympic and Everett on Jan. 25 and Jan. 29 respectively. Bellevue started strong against Olympic, […]
TemTem Provides What Pokemon Could Not
It’s a widely-expressed opinion that Pokemon Sword and Shield did not live up to expectations as the first main series Pokemon game on the Ninetndo Switch. With games like Super […]
From Austin Jones to Onision: holding creators accountable in the digital era
For the last few years, James “Onision” Jackson has consistently been one of YouTube’s most hated content creators. There are countless reasons why, including his videos rating the bodies of underaged fans, his trilogy of god-awful books and multiple allegations […]
Men’s Hoops Drops Two to Olympic and Everett
Bellevue College’s men’s basketball team faced another 0-2 week, with close lossesagainst both Olympic on Jan. 25 and Everett on Jan. 29. The Olympic matchup was the closest Bellevue had gotten to […]