God of Carnage preview
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. […]
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Sunni Patterson: Poet, speaker and activist
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 […]
Interfaith dialogue sparks discussion
Bellevue College held its quarterly Interfaith Dialogue event last week on Friday, March 20. The event, which hosted over 30 people, was jointly held by many clubs, including the Muslim […]
End-of-quarter business leadership club public speaker: Skip Sampelayo
The Business Leadership Club of Bellevue College welcomed guest speaker Skip Sampelayo to their weekly meeting this Tuesday. Sampelayo worked at Boeing for 30 years, and is now a […]
Karaoke de-stress
On March 17, Campus Activities Board, Peer to Peer Bellevue College and 91.3 KBCS hosted a karaoke event in the BC cafeteria to help students de-stress before finals week. Any […]
Arabic Culture Student Association becomes a program
The Arabic Culture Student Association has recently become a program at Bellevue College. A little more than a year ago, they were a club of four members. Today, ACSA has […]
Peer-2-Peer bring students and staff together with ice cream social
Sponsored by the Office of International Education, the Peer-2-Peer mentoring program hosted their quarterly ice cream social last week on March 11. Students and faculty alike recieved free refreshments, along […]
Playwriting class offered spring quarter
“In my opinion, the power to change the world is with playwriting,” said the chair of the Theatre Arts Department Tammi Doyle, as she discussed the upcoming playwriting class for […]
Through a different lens: New photo class offered
This spring quarter, a different kind of photography class will be offered. ART 297 will be covering landscape photography. Taught by Chad White, the class will examine what landscape photography […]
“The Voice” contest and networking opportunity
On Feb. 26, Bellevue College hosted an elevator pitch event called “The Voice,” where students, who prior to the event registered for the competition, were given a chance to pitch […]
Theater department brings the carnival to BC
Bellevue College’s Carlson Theater will be transformed into a carnival-on-campus from March 11 – 14 at 7:30 p.m. Community members are invited to witness a show like no other that […]
Students explore opportunities with local universities at the 2015 winter transfer fair
The quarterly transfer fair was hosted in the Bellevue College cafeteria Tuesday, Feb 17. Representatives from universities both in and out of state were present, each at their own booth […]
“Love and Giving Back” fundraiser for homeless youth
Bellevue College’s Peer-to-Peer program aims to recruit student volunteers to assist new students during events such as helping BC students during the first week of every quarter and holding fundraisers […]
BC’s active art club
The Art club has been renewed and resuscitated by a new president. While working at the Campus Activities Board, Dan Morris noticed the Art club was no longer active. Inspired […]
Running start student publishes his first novel
Richard Li, a high-school senior in the Running Start program published a novel last year called “Find True North.” In Li’s story, protagonist Hwa Yunsang lives in Pyongyang, North Korea. […]
Ride Match offers incentives to students who carpool
The BC Ride Match service has been around since the fall of 2012 and since then, the service and those working with it have been committed to bringing students into […]
“Emotional Intelligence” leadership seminar
The Leadership Institute had their second “Cookies and Learning” seminar of the winter quarter on Tuesday, Feb. 10. The name and subject of this seminar was “Emotional Intelligence,” and was […]
Kevin Powell speaks for Black History Month
Bellevue College kicked off Black History Month with a keynote presentation by Kevin Powell. He has made appearances on television such as “The Oprah Winfrey Show” and other media to […]
OSLA seeks student input and involvement
The Office of Student Legislative Affairs focuses on involving the Bellevue College campus with legislation in Olympia and holds monthly public hearings and annual surveys in order to receive input […]
Lotus club at BC
Lotus Club began two quarters ago, led by aspiring personal trainer and BC student Daniel Morris. The club provides an environment to practice yoga and meditation. According to Morris, attendance […]