Muslim Student Association starts up on campus
Bellevue College is home to the Muslim Student Association, where students who practice Islam can find a place where they can feel connected with other Muslims. Meetings are held in […]
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BC students set their sights on transferring
Spring break is over, which means it’s time for another ten weeks of days holed up in the library and long, coffee-fueled study sessions. One week into the quarter, Bellevue […]
Students board the ASG campaign: What does it take to be a candidate?
Spring quarter has just begun and it’s yet again that time of the year; time for Bellevue College’s ASG elections. With responsibilities varying from being the voice of the students […]
Through the eyes of the director: The Last Days of Judas Iscariot
Whenwinter quarter came to a close with Bellevue College’s production of “Little Shop of Horrors”, the Theatre Arts Department had to quickly transition to Stage Fright’s production of “The Last […]
Pam’s Kitchen: Restaurant review
For my friend’s birthday dinner, we dined at one of the Seattle U-District’s Caribbean and Trinidadian cuisine hotspots, Pam’s Kitchen. The place was completely packed, wedging our party of eight […]
Music department presents “From the Chamber”
On March 11, 2013, at 7:30 p.m. in the Carlson Theater Foyer, Dr. Brian Cobb and his students gathered for a night of musical performances for their “From the Chamber” […]
Bellevue College hosts dinner for the Kizuna project
On Friday, March 8, Bellevue College hosted a dinner for the Kizuna Project which was set up by the Laurasian Institution together with the Japan Foundation Center for Global Partnership […]
Sacramento and scholarships: Theatre students recognized at BC
Last Tuesday, Bellevue College students Danny Lacker and Elise Swanson were nominated for the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Irene Ryan Scholarship in Acting. Liz Craswell was awarded a […]
Consider joining choir: “Do you hear the people sing?”
Those who pass by the Bellevue College’s A building may have noticed the two, lit up window displays of scenes from Moulin Rouge and Les Miserables. The exhibited art was […]
“Keeping the mind engaged”
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 […]
David Rule, “One of us”: The student’s champion
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. […]
Alternatives to transfering to a four year school
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 […]
“The Motel Life” author visits Bellevue College
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 […]
Putting BC’s gardening to action
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 […]
In the eyes of a transfer student: Living on campus, Michelle Fredrickson’s journey to WSU
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 […]
ASL Game night: Necessary culture and contact
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 […]
Double Feature IDS course : “History of Film and Music”
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 […]
Russian Club starts at BC
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 […]
Latino Writers course for spring
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.” […]