Arts & Features

On Thursday, July 31, the Bellevue College planetarium hosted the third presentation in a series of public showings. This time, the focus of the show was on something a little […]

Summer break arrives, the sun comes out and students, normally busy with their classes, have a chance to relax. However, for the various clubs at Bellevue College, there are more […]

Streets lined with canopies and concessions were home to thousands of original works of art for the Bellevue Festival of the Arts 30th Anniversary, from July 25 to 27. The […]

This fall, students have the opportunity to take a history class that focuses on matters close to home. HIST214, History of the Pacific Northwest will be taught by Brian Casserly, […]

On Friday, July 18 the cultural diversity program of Bellevue held a screening of the film “CLOSURE.” It was hosted in the city council chambers by the diversity program’s Communication […]

An interdisciplinary course combines political science with communications. This allows students an opportunity to immerse themselves in political involvement while bettering their general communication skills. The class is taught by […]

There are a multitude of clubs at Bellevue College covering a range of subjects from theater and chess to gardening and video games. The Super Smash Bros club is one […]

  In spring 2015, from April 2 to June 12, students have an opportunity to study abroad in Florence, Italy.  This quarter, the trip is geared towards communications studies. Two […]

BC RideMatch is a coordinating website that helps students, faculty and staff get in touch with others in their area looking to carpool to campus. The site can help organize […]

On July 1, the Willard Greer Planetarium hosted a show outside of its normal schedule, showing the programs “Stars” and “The Secret Lives of Stars,” two shows about stars, how […]

The philosophy of love is the subject of a special topics in Philosophy course taught by the head of the philosophy department, William (Russ) Payne. The class, which was taught […]

Most students aren’t aware that there is a place where feedback about the cafeteria food can be submitted. “There is a comment box,” Sustainable Foods Coordinator Osha Morningstar said, but […]

On June 4, the school’s art department held an exhibit called “Pour It On!” The exhibit focused on Bellevue College students’ work, including photography, sculpture, drawings and paintings. In addition […]

Auditions for Bellevue College’s vocal jazz ensemble, Celebration, are being held until June 15. The group, which has existed since 1972,  consists of passionate musicians who participate not only for […]

The Spud Olympics is one of the many events that the ASG hosts.  The event had potato-themed games along with free food.  The Spud Olympics began with a game during […]

The original purpose of the Arabic Heritage Week event was far from what it has evolved into. “I just wanted a calligraphy workshop, that’s all,” said Anna Brosious, who has […]