Virtuoso: Lorenzo Micheli Performing Live at Bellevue College This October
An appreciation of music is not an uncommon trait for most people. From genre to genre, there is a sense of enjoyment when listening to tunes as we study or […]
2024
BPD Called to Campus Following Mental Health Crisis
At around 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday Oct. 8, the Bellevue Police Department was called to Bellevue College to respond to an individual present on campus. Police officers were present near […]
Unforgettable Moments: A Complete Recap of the Mariners’ 2024 Season
The Seattle Mariners season capped off on Sept. 29 with a 6 to 4 win against the Oakland Athletics. Their win extended the Mariners’ 3-game streak to 4, the first […]
“They’re Eating the Lies”: Investigating Political Misinformation in the Trump Campaign
Various allegations made by presidential candidates in the ongoing election have had great impacts on the media and lives of U.S. citizens. One of these is a statement that former […]
Deadly Hurricane Sweeps Eastern US
Following the widespread destruction of Hurricane Helene, the death toll has climbed to at least 213 people across six states. According to US Homeland Security Advisor Liz Sherwood-Randall, as many […]
Deadly Listeria Outbreak in Boar’s Head Deli Meat Products
On July 26, 2024, Boar’s Head Provisions Co. issued a recall on all liverwurst and other meat products produced on the same line. Later, on July 30, the recall was […]
The Closure of Homegrown Sustainable Sandwiches
On Sept. 15th, 2024, Homegrown Sustainable Sandwiches permanently closed its doors, leading to the layoff of 158 employees. In its press release, the company stated that the closure was due […]
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at Bellevue College
Happy Hispanic Heritage Month, Bulldogs! Observed from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, Americans celebrate the culture and contributions of American citizens of Spanish, Mexican, Caribbean, and Central and South American […]
SESAC-YouTube Fallout: Song Library in Tatters
Have you recently tried to listen to one of your favorite artists and realized that you can’t find them on YouTube? If so, you’re not alone. Ever since Sept. 29, […]
The BC Math and Physics Colloquium Plans to Resume Meetings
The Math and Physics Colloquium is an unofficial gathering of students and teachers at Bellevue College. It occurs once a week, typically on Tuesday afternoons, while classes are in session. […]
Veto of SB 1047- What Could this Mean for Washington AI
From the job climate to the classroom, the effects of AI can be seen everywhere. It’s an incredibly useful tool, and many students are using ChatGPT to find information quickly […]
Rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs Denied Bail Once Again
Sean “Diddy” Combs, American rapper, producer and record executive, will remain in federal custody ahead of his upcoming trial after being denied bail a second time. He faces charges of […]
BC Public Safety Putt to the Test: Thief Drives off with Golf Cart
At 1:50 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 21, a golf cart owned by Bellevue College was stolen from outside the BC Public Safety office. At 9:18 a.m. on the same day, […]
ASC Accepting Office Supply Donations
The Academic Success Center is currently accepting donations from the BC community. If you’re a student, faculty or staff member owning any unwanted office supplies, consider donating these items to […]
Up Above the World So High… A Mini Moon Orbiting the Earth on September 29
The wonders of space have always fascinated people, even beyond the science community. From supernovas to black holes, there has not been a dull moment with astronomy, which will now […]
BC Celebrates Its 8th Annual Japan Week
Beginning Monday, Sept. 30, Bellevue College will celebrate its 8th annual Japan Week. Lasting through Saturday, Oct. 5, the goal of this week is to celebrate the history, culture and […]
The Importance of Work-Life Balance
With the fall quarter starting at Bellevue College, it can become increasingly challenging to maintain a work-life balance. The pressure of having classes, a potential part-time job, taking care of […]
Just How Critical Is Sleep?
As the school year has begun, it seems like a good time to refresh ourselves on an essential part of our days — sleep. As students, it may be tempting […]
Critical Budgeting Error by State Government- What it Could Mean for BC
The Washington State Board of Community and Technical Colleges (SBCTC) is currently fighting the possible loss of $28 million in governmental funds after a critical budgeting error by the Office […]
Digital Minimalism: Is it Possible as a College Student?
As the leaves turn bright shades of orange, yellow and red — ushering in fall — students all across the country resume attendance at colleges and universities. In an increasingly […]