The FBI Says Not to Trust Public Phone Chargers
You’re probably aware of the concept of public phone chargers. They are often present in high-traffic areas like malls, airports and hotels. They were originally advertised as a convenient way […]
2023
Bellevue Park Welcomes New 23-Foot Art Sculpture
For the next few weeks, the Bellevue Park is undergoing construction for a new 23-foot art installation. Located on the Northeast side lies what seems to be TheVeryMany’s newest prototypical […]
Bellevue College Hosts 24th Annual Earth Week Celebration
The Office of Sustainability is hosting Earth Week at Bellevue College from April 17 to April 22. This is the 24th annual celebration, and this year’s theme is “Resilience in […]
BC Governance Opens Second Round of Nominations for Council Positions
Bellevue College Governance (BCG) meets monthly to make recommendations to the college leadership on policies, strategic directions and resources, with recaps provided. All BC students, faculty and staff are eligible […]
Thrifty Baking: Cheapest Egg Substitutes Amid Soaring Prices
In the wake of a widespread egg shortage, prices for eggs have increased from $1.79 for a dozen in December of 2021 to $4.25 for a dozen in December of […]
April is Autism Acceptance Month: Celebrating Neurodiversity
The month of April is the nationally-observed Autism Acceptance Month. It was created to respect the rights and humanity of autistic people and expand awareness of the unique perspectives and […]
Seattle Mariners’ Playoff Hopes Still Alive Despite Early Season Woes
At 5-8 through the first 13 games this season, Seattle Mariner fans might wish their team got off to a hotter start after finally breaking their postseason drought last year. […]
Meet Bellevue College’s New President: Dr. David May
The last of the finalists for Bellevue College’s presidential position to host an open forum is Dr. David May, who hosted his forum on March 15. May was announced as […]
Meet BC Presidential Candidate Finalist: Dr. Cory Clasemann
During the past two weeks, four open forums were held to introduce the Bellevue College community to the four finalists running for BC’s President position. According to his biography, Dr. […]
Meet BC Presidential Candidate Finalist: Dr. Tonya Drake
Dr. Tonya Drake, a candidate for the president position at Bellevue College, answered questions at her Presidential Finalist Open Forum on March 14. Drake shared her biography, resume and diversity […]
Meet BC Presidential Candidate Finalist: Dr. Darrell Cain
Dr. Darrell Cain is a candidate for Bellevue College president. He grew up in Gary, IN, and is a first-generation college student who currently teaches in the graduate school at […]
OPINION: The Meaningless Generation: What’s Behind Young People’s Lack of Direction?
The younger generations seem to be struggling to find meaning and purpose in their lives. A recent poll conducted by The Sun in the United Kingdom revealed that a staggering […]
Bellevue College Basketball Teams Secure Spots in NWAC Championships
Going a combined 3-1 over the last week of the season, both the Bellevue College men’s and women’s basketball teams have secured their places in the Northwest Athletic Conference’s annual […]
Tomorrow Can’t Come if I Never Go to Sleep: A Look at Revenge Bedtime Procrastination
When the sun sets and I’ve hit my highest point of work-related burnout for the day, it’s not atypical for me to relax in my bedroom, busying myself by reading, […]
BC Celebrates International Women’s Day with Empowering Event and Bystander Intervention Discussion
International Women’s Day first started in the early 1900s when women all around the world were fighting for their rights. The first National Women’s Day was held on Feb. 28, […]
The Environmental and Economic Impacts of The Willow Project
ConocoPhillips is a U.S. oil and gas company that explores and produces crude oil and natural gas deposits. The company acquired a part of Alaska’s North Slope in 1999 and […]
Local Science Internships to Apply to This Summer
As we slowly transition into Spring quarter, more and more internship deadlines are coming to a close. But there are still plenty available! Internships are a great way to help […]
Tech Sisterhood — BC Club Seeks to Empower Women in STEM
In recent times, women have made advancements within the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) field, but they still only comprise 35 percent of the STEM workforce, according to the National […]
OPINION: Many Businesses No Longer Accept Cash. How Will This Affect Young People?
It was just another day of running errands when I popped into a store to grab a few items. As I headed to the checkout, I noticed a sign that […]
Should the Roald Dahl Books Be Rewritten?
Roald Dahl was a British author of 19 children’s books we now know as classics. His first book “The Gremlins” was published in 1943 in the U.S. by Random House, […]