OPINION: Phones Should Not be a Part of Family Gatherings
Imagine going to a family gathering and everyone is on their phones. What, honestly, is the point of being there anymore? You can just talk to everyone on their phone […]
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NDT Students in Need of Volunteers
The Bellevue College Neurodiagnostic Technology (NDT) students are looking for volunteers willing to sacrifice two hours of their time to undergo an electroencephalogram (EEG). In layman’s terms, an EEG is […]
Welcome Center Services at BC
As many of us know, Bellevue College provides numerous resources to all BC students. But how about those who are not students yet? As prospective college students, we do extensive […]
BC’s Office of Student Engagement Open Every Tuesday on Campus
During the pandemic, many student activities and resources were only available remotely for the BC community. However, in winter quarter, most offices started to open again for students that are […]
Online Classes vs. In-Person: How Has Bellevue College’s Community Changed?
The pandemic has shifted many things in our lives, including the growing community of Bellevue College. Only shortly into Winter quarter 2020, Bellevue College, which was traditionally a thriving in-person […]
Free Fitness Classes for BC Students
Bellevue College has free on-campus fitness classes! If students want to be fit, they can take free classes through the wellness center or go to the fitness center. The BC […]
BC Poetry Profile: Nikolas Stott
Nikolas Stott is halfway through his first year at Bellevue College with hopes of pursuing a creative career in the future. Below we showcase his poetry piece “Snow Song” followed […]
BC Poetry Profile: Liliana Ponder
Liliana Ponder is a student here at Bellevue College. Below is a piece of her poetry work followed by a brief interview. “Ode to my microphone” Echoing chamber plugged into […]
BC Poetry Profile: AriAnna Carr
Bellevue College student and English major AriAnna Carr shares some of her work below. Her poem “An Ode to My Self-conscious Chair” is followed by a brief interview about her […]
BC’s Outdoor Mural Project Open for Submissions
Want to submit your artwork for the chance to win $2,000? Bellevue College has an ongoing outdoor mural project and the selected artwork will be featured on the walls along […]
How to Get Cheaper Tickets for Seattle Events
In Seattle, there are always events going on, but they are not always affordable to students. Many companies and venues have found ways to give discounts. TodayTix partners with many […]
BC Poetry Profile: Zainab Haque
Zainab Haque is a student at Bellevue College taking a poetry class with Professor Martha Silano. Featured below is just one of her works of poetry followed by an interview […]
How to Get Career Experience as a Student
Nowadays, simply getting a degree isn’t enough. You need career experience to get a good job or even to apply for certain graduate programs. Let’s go over some options you […]
Time Management for Working Students
Communication The night this article was due, I was exhausted. I could barely keep my eyes open, much less write an entire article. So I asked my editor if I […]
How to Navigate ctcLink’s Mobile App
Did you know that ctcLink can be accessed on your phone? In addition to the desktop ctcLink site, there is also a mobile view that can be accessed by visiting […]
ctcLink Activation Information for Bellevue College
ctcLink has been successfully implemented at Bellevue College! This is a major milestone in the ongoing transition to this newer and up-to-date statewide system. While there are some further steps […]
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 […]
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 […]