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TRiO director Barbara Brodsky received an award recognizing her efforts in fundraising for scholarships for students across the northwest. The Northwest Association of Educational Opportunity Programs, NAEOP, gave her the […]
The All-USA Community College Academic Team joined the Phi Theta Kappa Honors Society to recognize two-year community college students from all over the country with $50,000 in scholarship money. Students […]
The Bellevue College Office of Student Legislative Affairs is a student-led organization that represents students at Bellevue College “on a state level dealing with student organizing, tabling, phone banking, class […]
The Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship is a private organization that offers a $40,000 per year scholarship, which covers living expenses, books and tuition to the students. The foundation offers the […]
Until Nov. 14, BC students have the opportunity to take part in a survey that will help BC plan for future marketing and how to draw in the community college […]
Each quarter Bellevue College has a day dedicated to special seminars and talks from guest speakers for teachers and staff members, called College Issues Day. During this day, teachers are […]
Students with disabilities are currently petitioning to for better accessibility to the cafeteria. Steve Ferreira, a student and employee of Bellevue College, wrote a statement accompanying the petition. He said […]
On Thursday Oct. 16, 2014, Bellevue College, as well as 930,000 other Washington state participants, went through The Great Shakeout drill. The Great Shakeout is an earthquake drill in which […]
President of the college, Dave Rule, recently announced the acquisition of Jean D’arc Campbell and Dr. Gayle Barge, as well as tenured professor Leslie Lum’s new role for the 2014-2015 […]
The Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College Career Training (TAACCCT) is a grant issued by the Department of Labor which awards federal funding towards services focusing on students working towards reentering […]
On Sept. 23, one of Bellevue College’s most active faculty members, Gary Allen McGlocklin, passed away after a 24-year battle with Parkinson’s Disease. McGlocklin spent 28 years at Bellevue College […]
The Coalition for Gender Equity, previously known as Building Bridges: Alliances Between Women of Color and White Women, is a group of students advocating gender and racial equality. The group […]
The Office of Student Legislative Affairs held a student input meeting from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Oct. 1. The turn-out was extremely low. However, key objectives were accomplished. […]
This year, the Bellevue College Office of Student Legislative Affairs has teamed up with the Associated Student Government, the Washington Student Association and the Washington Bus to spread the word […]
The counseling center offers a variety of free services for students and staff. It is located above the bookstore in the Student Affairs building, accessible to anyone that needs support. […]
In order to expand their scope beyond financial aid and connect veterans with more services, Bellevue College’s Veterans Office has added another member to their team, Rachel Hayes, a Vet […]
At the end of June 2014, the vice president of Institutional Advancement retired and the position has been empty since. In the span of three months, Bellevue College has found […]
Faculty voted on opening day in favor of the most recent version of the collective bargaining agreement. Wages have waned for faculty over the last decade, failing to keep pace […]
The first three days of school were very busy with students adjusting to their new classes and schedules. During those first few days of the quarter, students generally have questions […]
“Scribblenauts Unmasked” is a family-friendly puzzle adventure game published by Warner Bros. Entertainment. The seemingly endless quantity of puzzles, combined with a cartoony art style makes it engaging and challenges […]
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