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Throughout this  2010-2011 academic year, Bellevue College has made great leaps towards becoming a more environmentally sustainable college campus and community. For example, in every bathroom on campus, users will […]

On late Friday night, the federal government finally came to a deal and barely averted a federal shutdown. With help from White House and congressional negotiators, a budget plan was […]

Very few community colleges across the country offer invaluable study abroad experiences. Luckily, that is not the case for Bellevue College. BC has a myriad of travel options for students […]

More than 10,000 lives have been lost and more than 17,000 people have lost their homes in Japan. Sadly, Japan is nowhere near recovering from the earthquakes and tsunami that […]

Beginning April 18 through 22, the 12th Annual Earth Week at Bellevue College will take place. The theme of Earth Week this year is “Environmental and Social Justice.” All the […]

On Saturday March 12 Bellevue College hosted the annual Central Sound Regional Science and Engineering Fair (CSRSEF). The event was sponsored by the Microsoft Store, Rotary Club of Redmond, Bellevue College Association […]

Bellevue College’s microbiology and genomics professor Dr. Gita Bangera, who created BC’s highly praised ComGen Project, has recently been invited to the United Nations. Dr. Bangera will be participating in a […]

Nowruz in Persian means “New-day,” and it is the beginning of a new year in the Persian calendar. A time of great joy, friends and families gather at Haft-seen or […]

The stressful transferring process has begun, and many BC students fear they have not fulfilled all required credits for graduation. In addition to completing all required credits for an AA […]

Traditionally, revenue raised through the tuition and fees paid by students is used to fund a college’s institutional costs. These vary from an assortment of payroll levels to other necessities […]

Transferring can put a lot of pressure on student’s lives. Researching a plethora of schools, filing out an application, spending hours on the personal essay and supplements and of course, […]

Bellevue College, at the moment, is full of students whose minds are all focused on next quarter’s classes and tuition payments. With the budget cuts, along with the rumors that […]

Protesters took to the streets on both Wednesday and Friday nights, in response to the lack of action by prosecutors, against Officer Ian Birk. Officer Birk was permitted to resign […]

Since 1998, four-year colleges have allowed their students to serve on their board of trustees. Since 2008, Bellevue College’s Office of Legislative Affairs (OSLA) and students have been advocating for […]

One of the first few casualties in the financial battle here at Bellevue College was an unfilled advisor position. Two part-time employees were granted full-time status to compensate for the […]

The Board of Directors is comprised of elected student government officials and Associated Student Government members. Their job is to represent student interests by listening to, discussing, and voting on […]

Locals call the restaurant and shop area on Alaskan Way “the aqueduct.” The street is lined with businesses such as Red Robin, Ye Olde Curiosity Shop, and ferry services which […]

Students across the world are fighting for their right to higher education. In London, students began rioting after Parliament passed a bill that tripled college tuition to an average of […]

Washington State residents know how to love but they are not too cautious about the way they “do it.” Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are the most widely and commonly reported […]

On Friday, a yacht out in the middle of the Indian Ocean sent out an SOS after being hijacked by infamous Somali pirates. The crew of the yacht, The Quest, […]