Advising updates
Formerly known as the Entry & Advising Services Department, the Advising Department helps brand new students get into Bellevue College by reaching out to the local high schools and admissions […]
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Students demand lower tuition
On Feb. 8 and 18, students of Bellevue College left for Olympia, Wash. to represent BC in a march with Evergreen State College. Led by the Office of Student Legislative […]
ASG hosts “BC Thrift Shop”: Sustainable clothing exchange
It’s no secret that Faisal Jaswal, the Assistant Dean of Student Programs at Bellevue College, lent his DeLorean to Macklemore, a rapper and musician, for use in the music video […]
Dr. Jaye Goosby Smith speaks about veteran outreach
On Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2013 in N-201, speaker Dr. Jaye Goosby Smith explored both the issues of veteran transition to college life and methods of inclusion in classrooms. This talk […]
Rising tuition
When it comes to spending money, I’m pretty sure everybody can agree that the less that is coming out of your pocket, the better. I couldn’t agree more. I’m always […]
The Awesome Ultimate Frisbee Club
Bellevue College is the home of a sports club called the Awesome Ultimate Frisbee Club. It is a fun club that recently started where anyone interested—whether they’ve been playing the […]
BC students lobby for the environment
On Feb. 19, 2013 from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Bellevue College students and 24 of the state’s leading conservation groups gathered in Olympia, Wash. to lobby for the safety […]
Microsoft at Bellevue College
On Feb. 20, 2013, Bellevue College and BC’s Business Leadership Club, who sponsored this talk, welcomed Mike Koenig, a product unit manager from Microsoft, to campus. Room C-130 from 11:30 […]
“Red Beans and Ricely Yours”: Dr. Mona Lisa Saloy
On Feb. 12, 2013, Bellevue College opened the doors of N-201 to welcome a famous author, Dr. Mona Lisa Saloy, to speak about her book and how it directly relates […]
Dr. Darryl Brice presents “black masculinity”
On Feb.14 in N-201, Dr. Darryl Brice examined the stigmas and prejudices attached to black males in a talk under the title: “A curse and a curse: Black masculinity and […]
MOE awards recognize faculty
On Wednesday, Feb. 6, Bellevue College staff, faculty, administrators, members of the BC Foundation, friends and family gathered to celebrate four of their colleague’s achievements during the Twenty-Ninth Annual Awards […]
“FLASH MOB”: Spreading the word on rape-awareness
On Christmas day 2011, five-year old Lama al-Ghamdi was hospitalized with a crushed skull, broken back, broken arm, broken ribs, bruising, burns, and horrifying and indisputable evidence that she had […]
Unprotected they stand: The problem with VAWA
Loopholes belong in business, not in matters of safety. Imagine this: you are a Native American woman married to a White man. You mutually decide to build a life together […]
Office of Equity and Pluralism in action
“Bellevue College values a learning and working environment through its commitments to support a campus environment that is diverse, inclusive, open, safe and accessible; to model a college community that […]
TRiO awards honor students
Last Valentine’s Day, Bellevue College hosted in room N-201 the annual TRiO Winter Academic Awards that recognized the academic accomplishments of students a part of TRiO Student Support Services at […]
“World class innovation”: Solar panels at BC
Bellevue College has made a new environmental feat: the installation of a solar panel array above the art wind of the C building towards the end of January. Deric Gruen, […]
“Color(ing) within the lines”: History month gallery
On Wednesday, Feb. 6, the art gallery showcased their new exhibit. Following the theme of Black History month this February, it portrayed thought-provoking pieces made by prominent African- American artists […]
BC welcomes basketball stars “Slick” and Donald Watts
On Feb. 6, Bellevue College opened up one of its lecture halls to Donald “Slick” Watts, a former Seattle SuperSonics basketball player and his son, also named Donald Watts, who […]
BC students rally in Olympia
Repeatedly screaming “We are the future!” under the cracked dome of the state’s capital may not have been what students had in mind stepping on the bus last Friday morning, […]