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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 Asian Pacific Islander Student Association, Korean Student Union, Indonesian Fellowship Club and South Asian Student Association joined together to create an intriguing and welcoming event. “The idea is that […]
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 […]
Gita Bangera is a member of BC’s tenured faculty, the chair of life sciences and the assistant dean of science. She began work at BCC part time in 2004 and […]
On Aug. 18 – Sept. 3, 2014, students interested in art have the opportunity to study abroad and paint on location in and around Florence, Italy, with the ART-POLI (Art […]
Peer-to-Peer hosted the biannual volunteer fair last week on Wed., May 21 in the cafeteria. The event offered students a chance to learn about and connect with opportunities to volunteer. […]
Enthusiasts of the wonders of dance were welcomed to a tour de force 2014 Bellevue College Dance Company concert on the nights of May 9 and 10 in Bellevue College’s […]
Nick C. Jackson, Ph. D., professor and chair of the department of psychology at Eastern Washington University, gave a lecture last Tuesday that focused on the question of what successful […]
Bellevue College student Amelia Burnatowski, 19, won the Audience Award for her short film called “Tides” at the National Film Festival for Talented Youth on April 25 in the Identify […]
What is Cinco de Mayo? Bellevue College’s El Centro Latino sought to explain the holiday and commemorate the day with festivities on May 5 in the cafeteria. Cinco de Mayo […]
Camp Casey is a four-day leadership retreat that includes interactive leadership seminars. In addition, this retreat has everything from games, food, camp fires, other students from Bellevue College and a […]
Greg Damico hosted a lecture redefining what subjective means versus objective on May 6. The purpose of the lecture was to provide a starting point from which people can utilize […]
Hosted by the Bellevue College International Student Association, the 33rd Annual International Night had a variety of events from many different nations. “This is an honor for ISA to host […]
Jazz band director and the History of Rock n’ Roll instructor Jim Sisko is more than a faculty member at Bellevue College. Along with his work at BC, Sisko volunteers […]
Liu Yi is visiting Bellevue College from Donghua University in Shanghai, China. She is the beneficiary of a one- year scholarship from the Chinese government. Yi has quite a resume; […]
On March 30 – April 3, BC Model United Nations went to New York, N.Y. to compete in the Model United Nations New York Conference. BC MUN had many students […]
The physics club is one of the clubs offered by BC’s Students Programs to promote the overall awareness, understanding and enthusiasm for physics. The club has started its regular meetings […]
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