BC Mural Project Winner Spotlight: Amelia Ossorio
BC’s Outdoor Mural Project winners were announced! If you haven’t been following along with the series, you can click here to view the previous spotlights. Amelia Ossorio — “Knowledge is […]
May 2022
BC Mural Project Winner Spotlight: Jenna Morrison
BC’s Outdoor Mural Project winner Jenna Morrison created her piece titled, “DiverCity.” For a look at the rest of the winners, click here. Jenna Morrison — “DiverCity” Morrison’s Artist Statement: […]
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month at BC
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month or AAPI Month, celebrates the contributions that Asian Americans and Pacific Islander Americans have had over the history of the United States. API Month […]
BC Celebrates Cinco de Mayo
Bellevue College has had a great increase in events hosted by student organizations and student leaders on campus since classes have started shifting back to in-person instruction. We have seen […]
Essential Travel Safety Tips for the Summer
With the summer months coming ahead, many students are planning on vacationing with their friends and family. It’s incredibly important to stay safe and healthy on trips to maximize your […]
BC Mural Project Winner Spotlight: Jenn Pang
The sixth featured winner of the Outdoor Mural Project is BC faculty member, Jenn Pang! Click here to view the rest of the spotlight series. Jenn Pang — “The Storyteller” […]
BC Mural Project Winner Spotlight: Naziha Nafen Bagh and Yali Hajhassan
Welcome back to more Outdoor Mural Project winner spotlights! The only mural with a collaboration is called “Think of Others.” It was created by Naziha Nafen Bagh and Yali Hajhassan. […]
Musical Review: Sweat
After its original debut was sidelined due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the highly coveted, award-winning production “Sweat” premiered at Seattle’s A Contemporary Theatre (ACT) on April 29. Tickets are available […]
Mariners Continue Through a Rocky Season
After losing seven of nine in their east coast road trip before getting swept at home again by the Houston Astros, things were looking bleak for the Seattle Mariners. It’s […]
Upcoming Networking and Job Fair to be Held at BC
Looking to earn some extra cash or settle post-graduation career plans? Register for the Center for Career Connections’ annual Networking and Job Fair. This event will be held on May […]
Violent Threats Targeting BC Causes Widespread Campus Shutdown
On Friday, May 6, Bellevue College (BC) closed down its main and north campuses due to violent threats against the college. This meant all in-person classes were canceled that day, […]
BC Installing Rainbow Crosswalk in Dedication to LGBTQ+ Community
A rainbow crosswalk is used to represent the LGBTQ+ community. They help recognize the need to improve the diversity and inclusion of people from the LGBTQ+ community. In honor of […]
WA Seeks to Decriminalize Drugs with New Ballot Measure
A coalition called Commit to Change WA is currently collecting signatures in order to get a ballot measure to decriminalize drugs on the ballot in November. Specifically, Initiative 1922 would […]
Applications Open for BC Student Trustee Position
Bellevue College’s Board of Trustees is now accepting applications for the position of a Bellevue College (BC) Student Trustee, for the 2022-2023 academic year. There are six members in total […]
BC Winter Quarter ctcLink Survey Results Released
Bellevue College has released the statistics regarding the reception of ctcLink, the new all-encompassing system for online management of classes, courses, credits, registration, and more at Washington’s community and technical […]
Public Transit to Become Free for Youth in Washington State
Last week, the Washington State Legislature passed a nearly $17 billion dollar transportation package that is meant to be rolled out over the next sixteen years. Within that package, $3 […]
Local Entertainment Venues for Spring and Summer
With the spring season here and summer coming, many people like to enjoy music at local venues, ranging from jazz, reggae, blues and any other genre you could think of. […]
May is Mental Health Awareness Month
May is Mental Health Awareness month. The pandemic induced a surge in mental health concerns amongst all age groups, which served as a collective reminder of the importance of recognizing […]
BC Holds Town Hall on Future Budgeting Plans
On April 26 there was a Town Hall meeting held with Bellevue College President Gary Locke, Vice President of Administrative Services Dennis Curran, and Executive Director of Finance Jim Craswell to discuss the […]
Optimism Falters as Mariners Face Devastating Losses
Unfortunately, my desire to create weekly Mariners updates had to come to a brief halt as I got sick. Almost too conveniently, the Mariners themselves also took this time to […]