College Cooking: the Perfect Breakfast Sandwich
When in college, quick and easy meals are a must. That doesn’t mean the meals can’t be delicious. This opened-faced sandwich is savory and spicy. Additionally, it is healthy and […]
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Weekly Reads: The Union of Synchronized Swimmers
‘The swimming suits hung from the branches like crows—like fateful omens, people would say, but only afterwards.’ – Cristina Sandu, “The Union of Synchronized Swimmers” “The Union of Synchronized Swimmers” […]
How Bellevue College Can Aid Hurricane Ian Victims
Hurricane Ian descended upon Florida on Sept. 28, leaving numerous communities in shambles. According to USA Today, the areas upon which Hurricane Ian wreaked the greatest damage are Fort Myers, […]
Bellevue College Celebrates Homecoming Week 2022
Oct. 10 to 14 marks Bellevue College’s Homecoming Week, during which new and returning students are welcomed and the thriving BC community is commemorated. Homecoming is an exciting opportunity for […]
How to Protect Yourself from Wildfire Smoke
As smoke from raging wildfires continues to plague Washington, Bellevue College recognizes this hazard as a threat to public health, making it imperative to provide our students with tips on […]
Upcoming Bellevue College Study Abroad Programs
Bellevue College is offering three study abroad programs through the Washington State Community College Consortium for Study Abroad (WCCCSA) during Winter, Spring and Fall quarters of 2023. Winter 2023 This […]
DALL-E Challenges Copyright Law With Controversial AI-Generated Art
Artists are revered for their unique personal styles, but with the latest technological advances, everyone can be Picasso. OpenAI’s DALL-E grants users the ability to use an artificial intelligence system […]
Bellevue College Hosting Events Promoting Domestic Violence Awareness Month
This October marks the start of Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM). In dedication to this, Bellevue College is hosting several events for the student body to take part in. Oct. […]
The Bellevue College Literature Club Seeks to Connect Authors on Campus
Founded in Fall 2021 with the goal of creating a supportive place for Bellevue College writers and readers, BC’s Literature Club attempts to strengthen the pipeline from reader to writer. […]
“Bullet Train” is the Pinnacle of Contained Storytelling
In a world of movies that strive to be a part of a greater cinematic experience, “Bullet Train” stands out as a self-contained experience that’s meant to be enjoyed at […]
BC Resources for Applying to a Four-Year University
College application season has come around, and stress is in the air. Between managing deadlines, writing all the different essays and hearing back from the schools, students can get a […]
The Best Ways to Ride Public Transit to Campus
There are many bus stops spread around Bellevue College, making buses a great option for commuting to and from campus. The transit subsidy options BC offers, as well as new […]
New Murals Unveiled on Bellevue College Campus through a “Call to Art”
If you’ve been on the Bellevue College campus lately, you might have noticed some new artwork on the walls. Bellevue College’s Outdoor Mural Committee held submissions for a new mural […]
Hiking the PNW: Bandera Mountain
Located in the heart of Snoqualmie Pass, the 7.5-mile round-trip summit of Bandera Mountain is definitely one to add to your summer hiking list. The trail is accessed through Mason […]
Watchdog Wellness: Let’s Talk Empowerment
“Empowerment means to be strong in your mind, body and soul.” – Diana Greider School psychologist Diana Greider, MS, CAGS, NCSP, talked about how she defines empowerment. “Empowerment means [having […]
Weekly Reads: Under the Magnolias
“This night not only marked the end to the drought, but also the end to the long-held secret we’d kept hidden under the magnolias.” — T. I. Lowe, “Under the […]
“Healer Girl” Represents the Diversity of Music in Anime
Music in anime can be so much more involved than the soundtrack you hear in the background, and its versatility is only increasing. Of course, idol shows are the main […]
Musical Review: “Mamma Mia!” Stage Cast Breathes Life into the Classic Story
Village Theatre presents, “Mamma Mia!” The Issaquah stage run has ended but never fear because the Everett stage will run the show from July 15 until Aug. 7. “Mamma Mia” […]
Weekly Reads: Pieces of Her
“She had dozens, even hundreds, of friends, but not one single person knew all of the pieces of her.” ― Karin Slaughter, “Pieces of Her” Content Warning: This book contains […]
5 Tips that will Help you Manage your Time during Summer Quarter
Summer quarter for many students means time off, fun activities and pleasant weather. However, for those who are taking classes, it can become an overwhelming and challenging quarter; especially when […]