“I don’t want her to see suffering anymore”
It was roughly 11 a.m. on March 31, 2013, when Aimee Gomez-Arce, 2, having suffered bouts of nausea, headaches and frequent vomiting for going on a couple of weeks, was […]
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VP of Finance and Communication Leslie Mayo
Leslie Mayo, vice president of finance and communication has been in office for two weeks. In this position Mayo reviews funding requests and suggests budget adjustments. Unlike other members of […]
Club profile: Engineering
Bellevue College students pursuing a career in the field of engineering sometimes feel overwhelmed by the difficulty and variety of classes that are offered on campus. As the founder and […]
VP of Student Affairs and Pluralism Elect Andrea Torres
“If you want an education, you have the right to have one,” was a point that Vice President of Student Affairs and Pluralism Elect Andrea Torres emphasized throughout her campaign […]
BC music students host spring quarter concerts
Last Friday, May 31, the Bellevue College music department commenced its spring quarter concert season. The choir performed selections from the beloved musical drama “Les Miserables” in the Carlson Theatre. […]
Phi Theta Kappa quarter recap
Phi Theta Kappa is an international honor society that rewards and assists academic achievement of students. PTK facilitates access to scholarships, transfer resources and rewards recognition for 3.5 GPA or […]
MCS hosts student success discussion
Last Wednesday, Henry Amaya and the Multicultural Services hosted their annual Student Faculty Café in C-120. Of the over 1,000 faculty members working both full-time and part-time at the Bellevue […]
Meet Chief Justice Elect Komalpreet Sahota
Komalpreet Sahota, the Associated Student Government Chief Justice Elect for the 2013-2014 school year, is the youngest person on the ASG. A Running Start student from Kentridge High School, Sahota […]
Creative outlets on campus
For those who love to write, for those who love to read, for those who love literary magazines… Belletrist, Bellevue College’s online literary magazines, is worth taking a look into. […]
Faculty profile: Michael Korolenko
Rarely do you meet a teacher that literally practices what he preaches, but that is exactly the case with Michael Korolenko. He has been a film and communications teacher at […]
BC Theatre Dept.’s “Translations” hits Stop Gap Theatre
Walking in to the Stop Gap Studio Theatre, audience members could choose from seats that bordered three sides of stage. This unique setup made it clear from the beginning that […]
LGBTQ’s fight to keep Pink Prom
Friday, May 17 marked Bellevue College’s third annual Pink Prom, an event hosted by BC’S LGBTQ Resource Center every spring. Emily Dullanty, member of LGBTQ and the Pink Prom committee […]
Meet Zawdie Stephens-Terry, ASG president elect
Zawdie Stephens-Terry was only elected two weeks ago, but he’s already started preparing for his position as president of the Associated Student Government for next year. “There’s a lot,” Stephens-Terry […]
Rotaract Club hosts the Ability Experience
On any given day, the Student Union is filled with students studying, getting coffee at the coffee shop and playing cards at the tables. But on Thursday, May 16, Rotaract […]
Spring volunteer fair: Something for everyone
On May 15, 2013, in the Bellevue College cafeteria, many groups and organizations from all around the community came together and attended the BC Volunteer Fair, designed to attract students […]
Teacher profile: Allen Farrand
Faculty and staff in the science division are there to be the motivation for students to learn the “what” that happens in the physical world, but also encourage students to […]
Come and see “Translations”, the newest BC production
Suffice it to say that the Bellevue College drama department is brewing an eclectic, culturally resonate production of “Translations”, a drama concerning the transition from the Gaelic language to English […]
BC Art Gallery presents new exhibit: Peter Reiquam’s “Win or Lose”
Public-art sculptor, Peter Reiquam, displayed his miniature to-scale sculpture proposals and successes at a showcase titles, “Win or Lose!” on May 8 in the BC Gallery. Reiquam wanted to show […]
Faculty Profile: Dr. Brian Cobb reflects on his musical experiences
He would have to put himself at 12 years old to describe his discovery of his ability and passion for music. “I happened to be finding heavy metal at […]
Power of One Conference
From April 26 to April 28, the Bellevue College LGBTQ Resource Center participated in the Power of One Conference, an event that recognizes and brings together the LGBTQ community for […]