Talking Heads: BC Students on the Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has been an unprecedented event, spawning global lockdowns and requiring new patterns of life for people all over the world. It can be easy to get caught […]
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Student technology fee renegotiated
Five years ago the Associated Student Government signed a contract with the Division of Informational Resources on the technology fee which comes to an end at the end of this […]
Spring volunteer fair: Something for everyone
On May 15, 2013, in the Bellevue College cafeteria, many groups and organizations from all around the community came together and attended the BC Volunteer Fair, designed to attract students […]
Balancing work and school
College students have a lot to pay for—tuition, including books, school supplies, transportation, food and a place to live are just some of the expenses students can expect. At Bellevue […]
Undocumented, unafraid and unashamed
On March 13, Andrea Torres, an undocumented student at Bellevue College, celebrated the passing of the Washington DREAM Act through the Washington State House of Representatives. She, along with BC’s […]
How to buy textbooks
At the start of every quarter, lines extend out the door of the Bellevue College bookstore with people waiting to purchase and pick up their required textbooks. However, along with […]
BC students set their sights on transferring
Spring break is over, which means it’s time for another ten weeks of days holed up in the library and long, coffee-fueled study sessions. One week into the quarter, Bellevue […]