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BC 2025 Commencement Ceremony

June 16, 2025 0

Congratulations to all BC graduates! The 2025 commencement ceremony will be held on Friday, June 20 at T-Mobile Park in Seattle. The ceremony will begin at 3:00 p.m. but graduates

Bellevue College Celebrates Pride Month!

June 9, 2025 0

It’s officially June, which means it’s Pride Month! Bellevue College is a school that stands by and respects the LGBTQIA+ communities, which means that there are plenty of Pride Events

Trump Administration in Talks with Palantir

June 9, 2025 0

Since the start of his presidency, President Trump has been fastidiously signing executive orders. One of these, the order to Stop Waste, Fraud, and Abuse by Eliminating Information Silos, mandates

Redmond Light Rail Now Open!

May 19, 2025 0

A new era of student mobility is here–since May 10th, the East Link light rail was extended to Downtown Redmond with two new stations, the Downtown Redmond Station and the

President May’s Message on Funding

May 19, 2025 0

On May 7, 2025, David May, the President of Bellevue College, sent out an email titled “President’s Message: Continuing to Navigate Budget Uncertainty” where he discussed the delay in the

New Student Financial Agreement at BC

May 18, 2025 0

Washington State community and technical colleges are implementing a new Student Financial Responsibility Agreement starting Summer 2025. Per the email sent out by the VP of student affairs, Judith Hernández

Skechers Goes Private

May 12, 2025 0

Last Monday, it was announced that Skechers will be sold to the investment firm 3G Capital for $63 a share, a 30% premium over its stock price. As a result,

Cryptocurrency Under the Trump Administration

May 11, 2025 0

What is cryptocurrency? According to Coursera, it is a digital currency that is recorded using blockchain technology, rather than a bank. The blockchain technology acts as a ledger, keeping track

Trump Announces Plan to Reopen Alcatraz

May 11, 2025 0

Alcatraz Prison held some of the most infamous criminals during 1934 to 1963, including Al Capone, and Robert Stroud.The prison was shut down because of its high operating costs and

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