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Dr. Bernard Franklin didn’t mince words during his presentation about boys and men last Thursday. After opening with statistics showing boys failing in school, relationships and society, Franklin urged male […]
In July of 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed into law the landmark Civil Rights Act which outlawed racial, ethnic, sexual, and religious discrimination and desegregated schools. 48 years later, […]
The long–awaited nomination for the next president of Bellevue College has been made. At just after 4:00 p.m. on Nov. 5, board member Vicki Orrico made the announcement everyone had […]
The Japanese Support Team is having their fundraiser on Thursday and Friday, Nov. 8 and 9. The Fundraising for The Victims of The East Japan Great Earthquake and Tsunami event […]
The Office of Student Legislative Affairs has just finished an intensive campaign to increase voter turnout among Bellevue College students. The campaign began with student volunteers assessing the level of […]
Last weekend on Nov. 2, active members of the Office of Student Legislative Affairs had the opportunity to represent Bellevue College at the Student Legislative Academy in Olympia. Dustin Boelke, […]
Bellevue College is getting closer to selecting a new president, and it is giving students a voice in the process. Last week, a series of student-only forums were held from […]
On Oct. 9, campus was closed while BC faculty and staff were asked to participate in discussing a plan for student success at College Issues Day. The day was planned […]
Brian Foster is an advisor and transfer specialist here at Bellevue College, and Nathan Roberts is the current advisor for the International Student Programs. They first met about a year […]
Newly transferred music major student Valeri Lopez has just released her newest album of 12 songs which she and her band recorded together. Lopez is studying vocal performance, audio engineering, […]
Every sport program here at Bellevue College has a different number of scholarships available to aspiring student athletes. Athletic scholarships at BC are a set dollar amount that cannot exceed […]
In anticipation of the mountain of tuition, housing and textbook costs to be paid when transferring to a four-year school or university, students search for the best scholarship to help […]
On Nov. 7, the Bellevue College Peer-to-Peer program will be hosting the first session of twice a year “Volunteer Fair,” where an estimated 40-45 different organizations will be in the […]
Today, Oct 30, the Disability Resource Center will be hosting an event to celebrate academic hurdles that can be overcome with the availability of new technology. From noon to 2 […]
Back in August of 2010, Bellevue College purchased a 20-acre parcel of land in the Issaquah Highlands to be the prospective home of the BC East Campus. The territory is […]
Students who are unsure about their next academic step, or who have a personal issue they’d like to discuss have options here on campus. With many at Bellevue College preparing […]
Students interested in a career in business were treated to a talk by Nancy Koeper last week. At the North-west region president of UPS, Koeper’s talk focused on what it […]
The Communication Club recently held a viewing of the third and final presidential debate, which was centered on foreign policy. The viewing was held in the Library Media Center and […]
On Oct. 16, El Centro Latino and the Latin American Culture Club held a Latin Arts fair in C-120. The event was part of a series commemorating Hispanic Heritage Month. […]
Bellevue College has a slew of competitive sports teams, athletic classes and even clubs, but one of the most popular collegiate athletic pastimes isn’t among them: running. Cross-country joined track […]
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