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 …
In 1996, King County Sound Transit opened its first light rail. Ever since, Sound Transit has worked tirelessly to expand the light rail all across greater Seattle in an effort …
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 …
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 …
The 6-7 meme is among the most enduring of recent fads, still raging in popularity today. Parents hear their children shout it whenever possible, and high school teachers are burdened …
Can grief be dealt with through automation? Is digital immortality possible? 10 years ago, these questions would have been impossible to answer, but nowadays, modern scientists have managed to come …
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 …
“If not this, then what?” was a prevalent question asked on Wednesday Oct. 29 at 3 p.m, when Bellevue College held its second Budget Town Hall for this quarter. Ty …
The Bellevue College theatre department’s Fall 2025 play of choice is “The Crucible” by Arthur Miller. Widely considered a masterpiece, this timeless classic challenges American ideas of power, intolerance and …
Each quarter, the Bellevue College Filmmaking Club (BCFC) collaborates in creating short films, as well as participating in competitions like commercials and movie trailers. In the past, the club has …
On Sep. 22, Bellevue College’s Provost Office sent out a brief email outlining a proposal to dissolve the School of Business and Technology, and eliminate the Parent Education Program. Many …
Regarding the recent protest on the Provost Proposal that took place on Bellevue College’s campus, BC students should be aware of the designated free speech area. It is located in …
As many Bellevue College students have noticed, Canvas and other AWS services went down at 12 a.m. on Oct. 20. Many were concerned about submitting assignments on time, communicating with …
As fall approaches its end, winter sports are readying themselves for a busy season. Bellevue College men’s basketball team is no exception, as they are entering the upcoming season with …
Philosophy is one of those majors that instantly triggers strong and often conflicting associations. Unemployed or future lawyers? Deep thinkers or pretentious to a fault? Brilliant or useless? There were …
Sister Cities. The term isn’t new but often leaves people with questions: what is a sister city, and what is its purpose? According to Sister Cities International, “A sister city, …
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