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The African Student Association hosted Africa Night on May 28, in conjunction with the Black Student Union, Campus Activities Board, the Associated Student Government and Multicultural Services. The event featured […]
On Wednesday, May 20 Bellevue College held an event “The Truth about Islam.” Master of Ceremonies Anas Elmesai, who is a student at Bellevue College, began the event with a […]
Relay For Life of Bellevue is being held from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on June 13 at Bellevue High School. Relay For Life is the main event put on […]
On May 19, 2015, Malcolm X Day, the Black Student Union and Muslim Student Association hosted “Malcolm X: The Making of a Scholar.” This year marks the 90th anniversary of […]
Humans have continually developed technologies to supplement their abilities. Until recently however, most of these enhancements have been external, not necessarily changing how individuals identify as humans. From genetic engineering, […]
The Digital Accessibility Task Force held the first of two informational question-and-answer sessions on May 11. The session was aimed at educating people about the challenges that the Task Force […]
On May 2, 2015 Bellevue College held its 34th annual International Night in Carlson Theater. To this day it is one of the most highly attended events at the college. […]
“Double, double, toil and trouble. Fire burn and cauldron bubble.” These famous words will come to the Bellevue College stage this summer in Shakespeare’s “Macbeth.” Auditions will be held 10:00 […]
On Tuesday, May 5, El Centro Latino put on a presentation and performance to help students and faculty at Bellevue College learn more about the history and significance of Cinco […]
“The Witch of Blackbird Pond,” by playwright Y York and adapted from Elizabeth George Speare’s children’s book, is a period piece set in the late 17th century. The play, which […]
Prom season is approaching and the LGBTQ Resource Center will be hosting a Pink Prom at which students of every sexual orientation can have a safe, fun and non-judgmental place […]
Patrick Beatie, with the help of his wife, hosts free public planetarium shows at Bellevue College twice each month, which brings viewers into the realm of stars and planets, allowing […]
Faiza Hassan is a student who went on the 2015 Civil Rights Pilgrimage. Throughout the trip, she took photos on 35 mm film of monuments and sites that the group […]
On April 21, as part of Bellevue College’s 16th annual Earth Week, student activist Sarra Tekola presented about the effects of climate change on food security. Tekola’s focus on the […]
During Earth Week Bellevue College organized various events including the annual farmers’ market. Stands offered a wide variety of fresh vegetables, such as squash, beets and leeks, and vendors with […]
Last week was Bellevue College’s 16th annual “Earth Week,” which is an extension of Earth Day, April 22. Throughout the week several lectures and events were held across campus, all […]
March 29 to April 2, Bellevue College’s Model United Nations program went to New York to participate in the competitive National Model United Nations Conference B. The conference simulates a […]
For Bellevue College students who are interested in attending Washington State University, Amanda Sperry, an admissions counselor at the WSU Tri-Cities campus will have a table set up in the […]
Bellevue College students of StageFright, a club for theatre enthusiasts, will perform a student-produced version of the play “God of Carnage” at the Stop Gap Theatre in E200 April 16-18. […]
Poet and speaker Sunni Patterson visited Bellevue College on March 17. Patterson is a poet and has spent much of her life as an activist, addressing social issues and advocating […]
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