BC planned power outage
As BC celebrates its 50th anniversary, most of the original infrastructure of the college is aging as well. Electrical systems in particular have been causing small power outages over the […]
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Discussing the experiences and prevention of bullying
Steven Ferriera and Chitalu Mumba held a lecture about anti-bullying and opened a discussion among students and staff members about personal experiences with bullying also methods that might help eradicate […]
Steps taken to improve campus
Campus Operations began the replacement of five sets of stairs on campus on Wednesday, July 13. All stairs are expected to be replaced by September 15. “The construction has started […]
Traditional Hawaiian music with a twist
Kaumakaiwa Kanaka’ole brought an hour and a half show to the stage of The Triple Door that was wove stories, audience interaction and calls to action into Hawaiian traditional music […]
The first annual all-day TUF FEST
The first annual TUF FEST 2016 brought together a diverse array of artists and participants to celebrate and learn more about the Seattle electronic music scene. From 11 a.m. to […]
Living a Disabled Life by Steve Ferreira
Steve Ferreira, Bellevue College graduate, successful athlete and founder of the non-profit organization Beyond Disabilities gave his presentation “Living a Disabled Life” on Tuesday, July 12 in the Faculty Commons. […]
New health degree enrollment for fall 2016
In response to Governor Jay Inslee’s directive in 2014 that mandates “State Agencies with 50 or more employees are required to provide Employee Wellness Centers,” Bellevue College’s Health Sciences, Education […]
$54 billion light rail plan underway
After three and a half years of discussion and support by voices of the public, the Sound Transit Board recently approved the Sound Transit 3 (ST3) plan costing $54 billion […]
New campus safety features
Recently, emergency call boxes have been installed in various locations on campus, and the safety committee has set up an official email address to which anyone can report a concern […]
Young Washington’s Next Best
The soon to be statewide club “Young Washington” hosted a concert sponsored by KBCS radio featuring four performers in the Bellevue College cafeteria on Tuesday, June 7. Young Washington is […]
New sustainability concentration offered at BC
Starting this coming fall quarter, Bellevue College is going to be offering a new interdisciplinary concentration in the field of sustainability. According to Sonya Doucette, the sustainability concentration coordinator, this […]
Campus Operations and administration drafting new master plan
Beginning three years after the state legislature authorized two year schools to be established in counties with existing four year schools, Bellevue College began with evening classes hosted at Newport […]
BC Baseball returns from successful season
The Bellevue College baseball team has ended another successful season with a record of 36 wins and 18 losses. Led by coach Mark Yoshino as well as assistant coaches Bryan […]
BC playwright instructor launches new mystery novel
Bellevue College’s playwright professor Elena Hartwell celebrated the launch of her novel, “One Dead, Two to Go,” at the Stop Gap Theatre on Saturday, May 28. The launch party was […]
BC students working together against hate
Members of BC Students United held their second discussion with Bellevue College administration regarding hate speech written on the bathroom walls and library desks, student safety on campus, BC anti-discrimination […]
Second annual BSU social
On Friday May 27, black student unions from high schools and colleges around the area met in D106 for the second annual black student union social, hosted by Bellevue College’s […]
New ASG officers discuss future
Recently, three new officers were elected to the Bellevue College Associated Student Government, Sam Akeyo, Abner Pagunuran and Amara Jambai. New leadership often brings to the table new thought processes […]
Homeless man attacks student near north campus
On Friday May 13, a student was attacked by a homeless man on a bike trail that passes near Bellevue College’s North Campus and is regularly used by students and […]
King County Metro seeks BC feedback
As traffic increases and environmental impacts become increasingly important, transit systems in King County are expanding their service and accessibility to serve a greater number of citizens. King County Metro […]
Bellevue student activism in the 60s
On April 4, 1968, Martin Luther King, leading activist for the Civil Rights Movement, was assassinated outside his hotel room in Memphis, Tennessee. He even received a Nobel Peace Prize […]