All articles that relate directly to Bellevue College, whether news, A&F, sports, or a review.
Philosophy is one of those majors that instantly triggers strong and often conflicting associations. Unemployed or future lawyers? Deep thinkers or pretentious to a fault? Brilliant or useless? There were …
The Bellevue College School of Business and Technology was proposed to be dissolved on Sept. 22. Among the affected programs is the Parent Education Program. It was suggested to be …
College students often rely on campus food options, especially those who are living in dorms on campus. It can be a lot cheaper and far more accessible for students who …
Two home games on Wednesday, Oct. 8 had the Bulldogs fighting hard out on the field, leading to flawless winning games against Edmonds Men and Women’s Soccer. Bellevue College’s men’s …
The School of Business and Technology (SBT) was proposed to be dissolved, with programs under the SBT division being broken up and absorbed by other divisions. For example, some programs, …
Bellevue College’s Associated Student Government (ASG) is a student-led team of representatives for the student body. There are currently 9 board of directors on the ASGBC (Associated Student Government for …
For about a year, I have had to deal with what I like to call “Car-mageddon” when it comes to finding a decent parking spot in BC. The first few …
Bellevue College has a radio station! The station, KBCS, is located in one of the small houses on campus and its occupants are warm and welcoming. The studio is alive …
The Bulldogs dominated the court against Skagit Valley on Wednesday, Sept. 24, keeping up their flawless 2025 season. Winning 3-0, Bellevue’s overall record ran to 19-0. Earning a final score of …
For nine years, Bellevue College has hosted the annual Japan Week, a week dedicated to celebrating and learning Japanese culture and history. With weekday exhibitions from Oct. 6 to 9 …
Are you interested in art? Do you want to have the chance to learn more and improve your skills? If so, Bellevue College Arts Club might be hosting the perfect …
Bellevue College is thrilled to welcome Kaitlyn Vallance (they/them) as Director of Student Care and Community Standards. As the new lead student conduct officer and Chair of the BC Care …
What can you serve, but never eat? A volleyball! The BC women’s volleyball team has multiple upcoming games in August as they face various colleges to determine which Washington college …
The BC Men’s soccer season has started this week, so don’t miss these upcoming games! BELLEVUE COLLEGE vs. SOUTH PUGET SOUND The Bulldogs will play an exhibition match against the …
Ever since Aug. 1, 2025, Dr. Jorge de la Torre has been serving as the Acting Vice President of Institutional Advancement, while also continuing to serve as Vice President of …
Bellevue College students, alumni, faculty, and supporters are invited to show their school spirit at Bellevue College Night with the Seattle Mariners on Saturday, Sept. 13, at T-Mobile Park. The …
Bellevue College has been awarded a $1.2 million grant from King County to launch a new pilot program supporting overlooked student veterans. The initiative is funded through the King County …
Bellevue College’s Women’s Soccer is kicking off its season with a bang! Be sure to mark your calendar for these upcoming games: BELLEVUE COLLEGE vs. CENTRALIA COLLEGE The first preseason …
Thanks to the Lockwood Foundation Grant, Bellevue College students will be using nanopore sequencing technology to identify crab DNA this summer. This project is one of three pilot projects that …
Wrapping up the season with another bang for the BC Baseball Team. Now playing for NCAA Division I Ole Miss, Terry Hayes Jr. has yet again impressed the BC community …
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