ASC Accepting Office Supply Donations
The Academic Success Center is currently accepting donations from the BC community. If you’re a student, faculty or staff member owning any unwanted office supplies, consider donating these items to […]
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Up Above the World So High… A Mini Moon Orbiting the Earth on September 29
The wonders of space have always fascinated people, even beyond the science community. From supernovas to black holes, there has not been a dull moment with astronomy, which will now […]
BC Celebrates Its 8th Annual Japan Week
Beginning Monday, Sept. 30, Bellevue College will celebrate its 8th annual Japan Week. Lasting through Saturday, Oct. 5, the goal of this week is to celebrate the history, culture and […]
Google Loses Lawsuit Over Search Monopoly- What Does this Mean for Users?
After a 10-week long trial, the US District Court has ruled Google violated US law through holding a monopoly over online “searching”. This lawsuit was first brought against Google in […]
Harris is the Democratic Nominee: What’s Next?
Biden is out and Harris is in: as of Friday, Aug. 2, Kamala Harris is the official presidential nominee of the Democratic Party. However, there’s a whole campaign left to […]
Sue Rahr Appointed as New Interim Seattle Police Chief
On Wednesday, May 29, Mayor of Seattle Bruce Harrell announced that he had appointed Sue Rahr as interim chief of the Seattle Police Department. “Sue Rahr is uniquely qualified to […]
BC Counseling Hosts Mental Health Event for Faculty
Members from BC’s counseling office will conduct a mental health advocacy workshop on July 26 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. through zoom. Faculty members can attend this event for […]
BC Media Center’s Virtual Reality Lab Could Provide New Learning Opportunities for Students
The Bellevue College Library and Media Center has long been interested in developing a lab at the cutting edge of technology. With the assistance of one of their founders, Fulbright […]
Seattle Police Officer Fired For Comments Over Pedestrian’s Death- Could this Signal a New Era of Accountability for the Seattle PD?
In Jan. 2023, Northeastern graduate student Jaahnavi Kandula, was struck and killed by Seattle PD officer Kevin Dave, prompting another officer, Daniel Auderer, to deem her life as having “limited […]
Dr. Jorge de la Torre Selected as BC’s New Vice President of Administrative Services
After a gradual selection process, BC President David May welcomes Dr. Jorge de la Torre as the school’s next vice president of administrative services. Dr. de la Torre assumed his […]
Articles of Impeachment Brought Against Supreme Court Justices Following Period of Historic Unpopularity
On July 10, articles of impeachment were introduced against Supreme Court Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito. This follows a period of historic unpopularity for the Supreme Court, and may […]
Trump Selects Former Critic J.D. Vance as New VP
On July 15, former President Donald Trump took the stage of the Republican National Convention to announce Senator J.D. Vance as his Vice Presidential pick. This speech, coming on the […]
Can’t Take the Heat? Safety Tips for Washington’s Recent Heat Index
As enjoyable as the clear skies, high sun and almost-perfect beach weather is, the recent summer heat has caused multiple heat advisories to be alarmed across Washington State in cities […]
Summer Safety Tips: How to Prepare for the Summertime Heat Wave
As the summer months heat up, it is important to prioritize safety. Awareness of possible hazards and taking necessary precautions can help ensure a summer filled with both fun and […]
Bellevue College Hosts International Night Market
The International Night Market took place on May 30, with a lineup of activities and performances for its participants to enjoy. The long-standing tradition of International Night at Bellevue College […]
Mexico Elects Its First Female President, But Some Have Concerns About Her Political Agenda
Two women were leading in the election race to become President of Mexico. Claudia Sheinbaum, the former Mayor of Mexico City, is now projected to be the next elected president, […]
Former President Trump Found Guilty on All Charges in “Hush Money” Criminal Trial
On May 30, after nine hours of jury deliberation, Donald Trump was found guilty on all 34 charges. This historic case has made Donald Trump the first former president to […]
BC Wellness Center Hosts June Outdoor Events: Overnight Backpacking, Kayaking, and More!
Interested in spending time outdoors and learning about nature? Spending time outdoors isn’t just good for your physical health; it benefits your mental health too! According to The American Psychological […]
Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz Steps Down Amid Discrimination Lawsuit Against Seattle PD
On May 20, a lawsuit was filed by Eric Greening, a Seattle Police Captain, against Chief Adrian Diaz and the Seattle Police Department, who were accused of allegedly discriminating against […]
BC Opens Registration for Summer Communication Course: “Speak Up and Influence”
Do you feel nervous speaking in groups? Do you feel blank when called upon to answer a tough question? Do you think of the perfect thing to say after the […]