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The Bellevue College cafeteria is the campus hotspot for finding groups of people with common interests. From club bake sales to ukelele musicians, the cafeteria is a great place to […]
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The Bellevue College cafeteria is the campus hotspot for finding groups of people with common interests. From club bake sales to ukelele musicians, the cafeteria is a great place to […]
President of Bellevue College, Dr. David Rule, is a man of many degrees and infinite enthusiasm for education, holding an A.S. in Performing, a B.S. in Music Education, an M.S. […]
Transfer season is right around the corner. It is a stressful period for many students trying to finish up their applications. Although there are many schools students can apply to […]
On Feb. 7, author Willy Vlautin made an appearance in room C-120 to give students an in-depth look into his novel, “The Motel Life,” and to speak about the process […]
Every Thursday this quarter, Bellevue College’s Bite Me Garden Club has been adamant about meeting up and working towards a more agricultural and environmental campus. Alex Clark, president of the […]
Michelle Fredrickson used to be a student at Bellevue College when she transferred to Washington State Unversity in Sept. 2012. From a student’s perceptive, transferring is daunting and a little […]
The American Sign Language club is a growing club at Bellevue College, and spreads awareness about the Deaf community and its culture. ASL is becoming more of a recognized language […]
Interdisciplinary Studies courses are best catered to those who like to study topics in depth and integrate diverse ideas in an extensive curriculum. The types of IDS courses vary each […]
Russia covers more land than any other country in the world. Before the fall of the Soviet Union, the nation also covered parts of what is now Ukraine, Belarus, Uzbekistan […]
This coming spring quarter 2013, Bellevue College, as made possible through the English department, has made available to students a new course ENGL&111 Introduction to Literature course, “Latino American Writers.” […]
It’s no secret that Faisal Jaswal, the Assistant Dean of Student Programs at Bellevue College, lent his DeLorean to Macklemore, a rapper and musician, for use in the music video […]
On Feb. 15, 2013 at 7:30 p.m. in Carlson Theatre, the Bellevue College theatre arts department, chaired and directed by Tammi Doyle, put on an evening of showcase materials before […]
On Feb. 19, 2013, Magenta Loera, advocate for the Sustainability Club at Bellevue College organized a rally where members got the chance to speak before state legislatures and represent District […]
Black Student Union Director, Shayla Richardson and members regularly attend and table for the open houses, orientations, club bashes and caucuses every week. They have been more involved with Black […]
On Christmas day 2011, five-year old Lama al-Ghamdi was hospitalized with a crushed skull, broken back, broken arm, broken ribs, bruising, burns, and horrifying and indisputable evidence that she had […]
As new genres of music emerge, the art of ‘DJ-ing’ has been categorized as mainstream. DJ’s manipulated dance music are now used in stadiums instead of the hidden warehouses of […]
English is one of the most commonly spoken languages in the world, topped only by Mandarin. Most people associate the entirety of the United Kingdom under the English language, but […]
Performing on stage provides great opportunities to practice self-composure in front of an audience, improve public speaking skills and learn presentation techniques. Students brave enough to express themselves on stage […]
As an educational facility, Bellevue College offers a wide range of resources for a student’s convenience. Speech and Debate Society allows students to learn debate techniques and how to properly […]
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