2025 Commencement Speaker Application Open!
To the class of 2025, congratulations on all of your academic endeavors! Are you a graduating student with a story to tell and a desire to represent your graduating class? […]
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What You Should Know About the Ongoing Construction at BC
Spring quarter is upon us, and with it, new construction at Bellevue College. Last quarter, students and faculty were informed about the impending construction. Projects scheduled for the spring quarter […]
Dear International Students- A Message From BC’s President
Recently, President Trump has been focusing a lot of effort into fulfilling his promise of mass deportation in the United States. This has been through many ways, such as increasing […]
Trump Prepares to Dismantle the Department of Education
As of March 11, Education Secretary Linda McMahon affirmed that mass layoffs are the first step that they have taken towards closing down the Department of Education. The Department terminated […]
Navigating The Oralist World: An Interview with Professor Katie Irwin
The use of ASL is an extraordinary part of Washington State and its Deaf culture, which accumulates over 74% of the state’s deaf community in Seattle. This led to multiple […]
Find Your Path Through Bellevue College’s Career Center
If you’re feeling lost about how to further advance your professional and personal career, the Bellevue College Center for Career Connections (CCC) is the perfect place to start. Whether you’re […]
Upcoming University Visits to Bellevue College
Bellevue College will be hosting admissions counselors from Antioch University, UW Bothell, Washington State University and Grand Canyon University in the month of March. These events are a great opportunity […]
How President Trump’s Executive Orders Might Affect Trans Students
On Jan. 20, 2025, President Trump issued an Executive Order titled “Defending Women from Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government” where he defined assigned sex […]
President May’s Message on State Budgeting
On Feb. 28, Bellevue College President David May issued a message in response to WA Governor Bob Ferguson’s proposed $4 billion budget cuts. In his letter, President May addressed the […]
Department Of Education Reinterprets Discrimination Policies, What Could this Mean for BC?
On Feb. 14, the Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights sent out a letter to educational institutions in the United States. The letter, sent by Acting Assistant Secretary for […]
Discover Taiwanese Culture with Bellevue College’s Taiwanese Student Association
Are you interested in learning more about Taiwanese culture? If so, Bellevue College’s Taiwanese Student Association (TSA) is a club right up your alley! The TSA’s mission is to create […]
Health Careers Club, Your Prescription for Success in Healthcare!
An apple a day may keep the doctor away, but not these future healthcare professionals from the Health Careers Club! This club’s mission is to bring together students interested in […]
President David May’s Message on Immigration Policy
Hours after being inaugurated on Jan. 20, 2025, President Trump enacted a large number of executive orders relating to the federal workforce, immigration policy, trade, and environmental regulation. The actions […]
Nails Hammered Into My Head – On Reading the News
It is a great fortune to have a job I love – yet it causes significant mental anguish. While large news media has favored sensationalized headlines to generate clicks, views […]
SKY Club: Encouraging Campus Happiness!
Have you ever looked at the bright blue sky, counted the clouds, and felt more content than ever before? Well, the SKY Campus Happiness club aims to bring this feeling […]
In The Feels: A Review of the JIJI Guitar Concert at Bellevue College
The hustle and bustle of Bellevue College settled once again during the cool evening of January 17th when guitar artist, JIJI, closed the doors of Carlson Theatre. Dozens of students […]
Have We Become Too Dependent on Technology As Students?
Last November of 2024, Washington suffered from a deadly bomb cyclone that caused region-wide power outages that lasted for days. With utilities, data connection, electricity and overall technology down, many […]
Bidens Forgives 150,000+ Student Loans
For some of his final days in office, President Joe Biden’s administration has forgiven student loans for over 150,000 select individuals, bringing the total numbers of Americans with student debt […]
Attention Spans – Are They Shrinking?
As students, it seems that social media and digital technology have increasingly diminished our attention spans, which definitely has significant consequences for our performance. Attention span is defined as “the […]
A $10B Deficit – Governor Inslee Calls for Cuts
Due to an increasing demand for public services, in addition to lower tax collections, Washington is facing an estimated operating budget shortage ranging from $10 billion to $12 billion over […]