President Lyndon B. Johnson signed a law in 1967, establishing the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB). A private non-profit, it was created to allocate government funds to qualifying broadcast television …
During World War II in 1944, Bloodworks Northwest—originally called the King County Central Blood Bank—was established to serve hospitals in Seattle and King County, addressing the need for a centralized …
Although it may not seem like it, the presence of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is not a new addition to the Seattle area. Since the branch’s inception …
As tertiary education becomes an increasingly vital asset in the American workforce, Bellevue College and Western Washington University are working to offer BC students the safest pathway to success. On …
Jazmyn Clark is the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Washington’s Smart Justice Policy Program Director, with a J.D. from New England Law and a B.A. in English from UC …
Hot girls do pilates, hot girls read, hot girls . . . drink matcha? Motivational slogans like these have often been seen on visual-centered platforms like Pinterest, TikTok and Instagram, …
The first day of the fall quarter ended with panic and fear for many Bellevue College faculty. The Office of the Provost and Academic Affairs sent an email on Sept. …
Last spring, King County became the first wastewater utility in the nation to receive Salmon-Safe certification, a designation that recognizes efforts to reduce pollution and protect waterways that salmon depend …
On Jan. 7, the Bellevue College women’s basketball team opened conference play with a statement performance, combining physical play in the paint with disciplined defense to pull away from Edmonds. …
On January 3, 1966, Bellevue Community College was established with fewer than 500 students enrolled, only hosting a few evening classes out of Newport High School. By the 1970s, the …
The 2025 Northwest Athletic Conference Championship recognized BC Bulldog Men’s Soccer when Team Captain Bruno Cascante was named as NWAC All-Star North Region First Team Defender. Coach John Buttle is …
On Nov. 25, Bellevue College Men’s Basketball won their first home game, with a score of 81-59, against South Puget Sound. Bellevue College Men’s Basketball is in the lead with …
The opening night began beautifully with a haunting arrangement by Dr. Brian Cobb emanating throughout a darkened stage. Soon, ambient purple lights engulfed the stage, and the show began. “The …
The Transgender Day of Remembrance was founded in 1999, in response to the murder of two Black trans women, Chanel Pickett and Rita Hester. Since then, the day has been …
When I think of Seattle, I often refer to popular movies and TV shows that use the city as their setting and background, such as “10 Things I Hate About …
On Nov. 12 and 13, the Washington State Supreme Court visited Bellevue College as a part of their Traveling Court program. On Wednesday, they held several panel visits to classrooms …
Due to a state-budget shortfall, Bellevue College needs to cut $4.7 million to balance its budget. The recent dissolvement of the School of Business and Technology and the termination of …
Fall Quarter is in full swing, Bulldogs, so hopefully you’re taking care of yourself amidst midterms! This week was BC’s quarterly Bulldog Days, an opportunity to show school spirit, enjoy …
The home game on Friday, Nov. 7 had the Bulldogs staying true to themselves for a sentimental finale of their 2025-2026 season. Winning 3-0 against Whatcom Community College, Bellevue’s overall …
“The optics are looking really bad in divisions with staff, things that are being said on campus and talked about among staff,” said one attendee at last week Monday’s budget …
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