Redesigning Meydenbauer Park
The city of Bellevue began the $17.5 million reconstruction of Meydenbauer Bay Park on May 1, 2017. The project seeks to expand the existing waterfront park and connect it with […]
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Campus developments
Recently, some areas of the Bellevue College campus have been under construction. There are two main development projects on campus right now. One is the construction of the dorms by […]
Former BC student announces debut novel
Tara Sheets, former Continuing Education student, wrote her debut novel “Don’t Call Me Cupcake” which will be released May 2018. The book won Sheets the Pacific Northwest Writers Association Literary […]
Student leaders 2017-18
On May 11, the results for Bellevue College’s Associate Student Government election were announced. Students were able to vote on Canvas from April 19 to 29 and there were 2,361 […]
Bike rental coming to BC
Recently, the designated smoking area behind the cafeteria at Bellevue College was shut down and cleaned out. Director of Sustainability Amber Nicholson has confirmed that the old smoke hut is […]
BC creates virtual tour of campus
From Tuesday May 9 to Wednesday May 10, photographers took pictures of the various large public areas of the Bellevue College campus to put in an online campus virtual tour. […]
Students find job opportunities
The annual job fair was held May 3 in the Bellevue College cafeteria, organized by the Center for Career Connections. Representatives from 52 organizations including Comcast, UW Medicine, BECU, Tableau, […]
New student trustee to be chosen
Bellevue College is about to appoint a new student trustee. The Bellevue College student trustee is appointed to the Board of Trustees by the governor and has all the duties […]
BC Model UN successful at national conference in New York
Bellevue College’s Model United Nations attended the National Model United Nations conference in New York from April 9 to 13, competing against numerous four-year universities in the U.S. and around […]
Eastside Men’s Shelter approved
On April 17, Bellevue City Council approved the proposed Eastside Men’s Shelter with a 4-3 vote. Mayor John Stokes, Deputy Mayor John Chelminiak and Councilmember Lynne Robinson voted to give […]
Board of Trustees asked to remove VP of Human Resources
On Wednesday April 26, the Classified Union Staff asked the Board of Trustees to fire Aaron Hilliard. In attendance were BOT members Richard Fukutaki, Merisa Hue-Weller and Vice Chair Steve […]
Distracted driving bill passes
Earlier this year, the WA State House passed Senate Bill No. 5289, outlawing forms of distracted driving. “Washington state has had a significant spike in roadway deaths over the past […]
Terrance Hayes discusses Social Justice for Black Lives
On Thursday, April 20, Bellevue College hosted an event for the Social Justice for Black Lives plan in the hopes of bringing awareness to students about black oppression. Social Justice […]
Voting and free food at ASG spring barbecue
The annual Spring Barbecue hosted by the BC Associated Student Government occurred this Wednesday, April 19. The western-themed event featured free food, music, games and a car show. ASG states […]
BC’s transfer center
The transfer center in Building B on Bellevue College’s main campus will be getting a makeover this year, adding four new cubicles to the center allowing for more privacy for […]
New president of BC
On March 28, The Bellevue College Board of Trustees announced that they have voted to select Dr. Jerry Weber, previous president of the College of Lake County and Kankakee Community […]
“You Are Welcome Here” campaign assures safety
Due to the recent acts of hate at Bellevue College, the school has organized the “You Are Welcome Here” campaign to assure students that they are safe and welcome on […]