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The Technology Advisory Fee committee met on Wednesday, Jan. 13 to approve budget requests. According to the BC website, “the technology fee is used to pay a portion of the […]

Martin Luther King, Jr. has been a household name and American hero since he delivered his legendary “I have a dream” speech on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in […]

Young women dressed in sexy and revealing lingerie are no longer just looking up at you from magazine photos, they are now located in Bellevue at Knotty Bodies, a coffee […]

In accordance with Bellevue College’s Notification of Registered Sexual Offenders Policy and RCW 4.24.550, BC’s Public Safety Office has released relevant and necessary information regarding level III sex offender Joaquin […]

While many of us were getting ready to ring in the New Year, Redmond Police were investigating the death of a body found Wednesday morning, Dec. 30, near an office […]

The Science and technology building, commonly known as the S building, recently received a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Gold rating from the U.S. Green Building Council. The S […]

Sometimes things happen to you because they need to happen. In Taylor Kowalski’s case, it was an incorrectly set alarm clock that caused her to be late one morning. As […]

The Office of Student Legislative Affairs (OSLA) has helped organize a rally in Olympia to oppose Gov. Christine Gregoire’s proposal to further cut higher education funding and financial aid. “The […]

On Saturday, Dec. 12, 2009, Bellevue College’s Associated Student Government (ASG), led by ASG President Joseph Root, hosted the first Community and Technical Colleges (CTC) Summit. Ten colleges, including BC, […]

Smoking illegal substances, drinking and other activities in the “butt huts” have increased the concerns of Bellevue College students, faculty and staff looking for more control. “This issue is an […]

On November 10, Bellevue College hosted a Veterans Day ceremony and potluck in honor of past veterans, present veterans, and students who are veterans. Maggie Whetsel, Director of Public Safety […]

During every fiscal period, Bellevue College’s budget goes through changes, and with the economic recession affecting just about every aspect of life, BC is facing tough times. Although the economy […]

In 50 minutes, Dr. Philip Watkins taught a room full of people the secret to a happier and healthier life in the “Positive Psychology” Symposium on Thursday, November 12.   […]

The Office of Student Legislative Affairs (OSLA) may be mysterious and overlooked in its corner in the Student Programs office, but in a few weeks, this student run and student […]

Following recent success at the First Greater Portland Tournament at Lower Columbia College, Bellevue College’s Debate Team met with the Associated Student Government (ASG) during the ASG’s weekly meeting to […]

In some cultures, death is not so much the end of something but rather a new beginning that should be embraced. In more ancient cultures like those of Asia and […]

Sit back, relax, and get ready to plunge into a cultural experience at the 7th Annual American Indian Film Festival (AIFF) from November 5-7 in the Carlson Theater on campus. […]

Transfer students make up more than half of the student body at BC, and many these students are working toward an Associate in Arts and Sciences (AAS) degree. At BC, […]

The following is a response by Bellevue College student Dana Hanchett to the opinion written by the Jibsheet’s Kim Petrie in the last issue [see here]. Dear Kim, As Assistant […]

On Wednesday, October 28, Room C103 was bustling with activity and more people than there were chairs available as leaders and representatives from over 20 clubs on campus met with […]