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Bellevue College has started building student housing since March 2017, and its completion is projected for this summer to serve students beginning fall quarter 2018. The application has been open […]

Last month the Washington State Opportunity Scholarship announced that they would be expanding their outreach of students, officially allowing people enrolled in community and technical colleges to apply for the […]

At approximately 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 21, the Islamic Center of Eastside was set ablaze for the second time in just over a year, leaving the mosque in ruins. […]

As recent events in Parkland, FL put a national spotlight on gun-violence and misuse in America a coalition of Washingtonians has come together to decrease suicides attributed to firearms and […]

LimeBike was founded in January 2017. University of South Carolina at Greensboro, the company’s first location, was launched with 125 bikes in June 2017. On July 27, 2017, LimeBike launched […]

Jay Inslee recently vetoed bi-partisan Bill 6617, which attempted to make Washington state’s legislature exempt from the voter-approved Public Records Act which passed senate approval with an 83-14 vote. The […]

On March 2, protesters linked arms with piping and laid in the intersection of Fourth Avenue and James Street from about 8:00 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. to protest the construction […]

Getting a green card is tougher than before for immigrants these days. During a rally on Feb. 25, over 500 people gathered at Bellevue’s Downtown Park to show support for […]

Bellevue College experienced two days of persistent technical difficulties, beginning Thursday, Feb. 22. The Bellevue College director of technology support services, Jason Aqui, sent out an email that day detailing […]

Seattle Humane recently opened their new $28.5 million, 3-story, 57,000 square foot facility after two years of fundraising campaigns. Established in 1897, Seattle Humane has been sheltering animals for over […]

The state of Washington may be introducing sexual abuse prevention classes into its curriculum. This change would be implemented through a bill called Erin’s Law, which is named after childhood […]

On Jan. 24, two men were arrested in Seattle on criminal complaints, on grounds of attempting to violate the Arms Export Control Act to Turkey and Iraq. 51-year-old Paul Stuart […]

From Friday Jan. 5 to Sunday Jan. 14 the Bellevue College Model United Nations, or MUN program attended the yearly international National Model United Nations conference in the Galapagos Islands […]

The Bellevue School District was recently awarded $855,000 as a part of the Best Starts for Kids program. Christina Wilner, the communications manager for the Bellevue School District, explained the […]

On Jan. 10, 2018, the city of Bellevue hosted its annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Event. This year, the city put on a panel of people of color from around […]

On the evening of Jan. 20, the federal government shut down as a result of officials failing to pass the required budget to keep the government running. The dispute grew […]

James Riggall is a Tasmanian who has been working at Bellevue College as part of the Fulbright Scholar program since September of 2017. In depicting what the program was, he […]

At 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 17, 2018, an elevator in the R building stopped working, trapping the students using the elevator inside. According to Jerry Weber, the president of […]

On Jan. 17, 2018, the state House passed their Equal Pay Opportunity Act for the fourth year in a row. The objective of the act was to abolish the wage […]