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After a violent crime spree in King County, two suspects have been arrested and one remains at large. On Sunday Jan. 20, a Burien man was in his car in […]

With the government shutdown lasting for about a month, roughly 800,000 government workers have missed paychecks. For thousands of people that means missing rent, mortgage payments, food, and tuition payments. […]

On Friday, Jan. 11, the Washington State Supreme Court released a brief declining to review a King County court’s ruling that the Seattle City Council does not have the authority […]

Early Sunday morning saw the Puget Sound area battered by a devastating windstorm. The blustery event began shortly after midnight, with winds being measured at 44 mph with gusts of […]

In late 2018, former Assistant Dean of Student Programs, Faisal Jaswal, was accused of sexually assaulting his assistant for six years. His assistant, who has remained unnamed, sued Bellevue College […]

Bellevue College Foundation offers annual, non-transferable scholarships for all BC students. The online application for the 2019-2020 school year scholarships will open on Wednesday, January 2, 2019, and closes on […]

Two lawsuits have been filed against the Issaquah School District on Oct. 25, 2018. On Nov. 7, 2018, Skyline High School students came together to protest their school administrators. The […]

On Oct. 24, several unauthorized fliers titled “This is Bellevue College” were found posted in the women’s restrooms on campus. The flyers’ contents dealt with the current Bellevue College sexual […]

Following elections held last week, Bellevue College Associated Student Government has two new leaders: President Yasmin Hassan and Vice President Nathan Levin. “I plan on being the best I can […]

The American Public Transportation Association has named King County Metro as the best large transit system in North America. King County Metro is leading the nation in public transit advocacy […]

After Seattle’s proposal to impose a city-wide income tax was rejected by the King County Superior Court, the city asked the Washington State Supreme Court to reevaluate the case. Now […]

The race for the Representative seat of Washington’s 8th congressional district, which Bellevue College is a part of, is coming to a close as this year’s midterm election approaches. Republican […]

The midterm election polls close on November 6 and there are four initiatives that have caught public eye. These initiatives will affect citizens of Bellevue for years to come. The […]

George Mason University Professor Andrew Light warned that while world leaders are taking steps toward combating climate change, it might be too little, too late. Light spoke Oct. 18, 2018, […]

Massive food shortages, extreme weather conditions, and decimated coral reefs could become the norm by 2030. The UN Climate Report for 2018 has been released, and is alarming readers. The […]

The G building on campus is currently undergoing major renovations and the project is slated to be completed by fall of 2019. The project’s purpose is to give the building […]

Warning: the material in this article contains content that may be highly sensitive to some readers. With the recent Brett Kavanaugh case, sexual assault has once again been put underneath […]

Over the summer of 2018, news broke of a lawsuit against ex-Bellevue College assistant dean, Faisal Jaswal, of Bellevue College. KIRO 7 released a news segment on Oct. 4, investigating […]

The Bellevue College Associated Student Government, or ASG, acts as the voice for students of Bellevue College and works to ensure students participation in college governance. Starting on Monday, Oct. […]

From the spread of words, posters and media, Bellevue College represents diversity through holding events that students and the community can benefit from. The first week of October is known […]