Navigating The Oralist World: An Interview with Professor Katie Irwin
The use of ASL is an extraordinary part of Washington State and its Deaf culture, which accumulates over 74% of the state’s deaf community in Seattle. This led to multiple […]
March 2025
Find Your Path Through Bellevue College’s Career Center
If you’re feeling lost about how to further advance your professional and personal career, the Bellevue College Center for Career Connections (CCC) is the perfect place to start. Whether you’re […]
Upcoming University Visits to Bellevue College
Bellevue College will be hosting admissions counselors from Antioch University, UW Bothell, Washington State University and Grand Canyon University in the month of March. These events are a great opportunity […]
The “Troll” Activities of the White House
Throughout President Donald Trump’s previous campaign during the 2020 and 2024 elections, he made multiple accusations that targeted marginalized communities and his opponents’ agendas: such as the “stolen election” smear […]
How President Trump’s Executive Orders Might Affect Trans Students
On Jan. 20, 2025, President Trump issued an Executive Order titled “Defending Women from Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government” where he defined assigned sex […]
Measles Outbreak in Bellevue
On Feb. 26, 2025, there was a confirmed measles case in King County. The disease was found in an infant, and according to the King County Government, there were multiple […]
President May’s Message on State Budgeting
On Feb. 28, Bellevue College President David May issued a message in response to WA Governor Bob Ferguson’s proposed $4 billion budget cuts. In his letter, President May addressed the […]
Washington Sheriffs Respond to President Trump’s Immigration Policies
As a part of his mass deportation agenda, President Trump has emphasized the importance of aid from local law enforcement agencies to carry out his plans. How these agencies plan […]
Buy Now Pay Later, a Hidden Financial Epidemic
If you are familiar with online shopping, you may have noticed the proliferation of buy now, pay later options offered at checkout. Companies like Klarna, Afterpay, and Affirm are the […]
Man Make No More Read Books: The Declining Literacy Rate in America
Back in grade school, every Wednesday at lunch time, I snuck into the library not only to enjoy the breeze from the air conditioners, but to flick through every page […]
Trump and the Uncertain Future of DEI
What are DEI Programs? The term DEI stands for diversity, equity, and inclusion. Many of these programs utilize these concepts as they aim to create equitable environments within society for […]
Department Of Education Reinterprets Discrimination Policies, What Could this Mean for BC?
On Feb. 14, the Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights sent out a letter to educational institutions in the United States. The letter, sent by Acting Assistant Secretary for […]
Honoring Women’s History Month: Celebrating Achievements, Breaking Barriers, and Inspiring Change
Each March, we celebrate Women’s History Month, a time to reflect on the contributions and achievements of women throughout history. What began as a week-long celebration in Sonoma County, California, […]