Phase one of student housing to begin
Bellevue College will participate in a public hearing on Feb. 21 to persuade the city council for permission to vacate 145th Avenue Southeast north of the parking garage. This request […]
Articles by David Kook
YouTube has become too glam
YouTube has come a long way from what it once was in 2005. Founded by Chad Hurley, Steve Chen and Jawed Karim, it was a small startup with only a […]
Open mic spoken word for MLK week
By: Zachary Rodan Who has seen the beauty of a cold December morning The colors of the sunrise flow like streamers from the mountains Leaving them silhouetted against a […]
Winter quarter Club Caucus
At the start of every quarter, Bellevue College’s clubs gather with Associated Student Government members to talk about ways to improve their outreach and event goals. Club Caucus was held […]
Flavor bang with biang biang at Xi’An noodles
I found true love a few weeks ago. It was like a scene in one of those poorly rated romantic comedies. When we met, there was an instant connection with […]
BC aims to end child hunger and trafficking
This year, the Bellevue College Social Business Forum has undertaken the task of raising awareness about child hunger and trafficking. On Friday, Nov. 18, the Business Forum, partnered with off-campus […]
Black Student Union serves some soul
Bellevue College celebrated Thanksgiving two days early with some soul food. On Tuesday, Nov. 22, students shuffled in to C130 to line up for Soul Giving Dinner, a small event […]
BC does the salsa
During International Week, students had the opportunity to experience Latin culture through salsa dancing. El Centro Latino held salsa lessons taught by Vanessa Villalobos, owner and instructor of BALORICO, an […]
New FAFSA deadlines
This year, students will find that they can access the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, much earlier than previous years. The 2017-18 FAFSA application has been open […]
Nurses from Tottori City College visit Bellevue College
Bellevue College became a center for cultural fusion last week from Oct. 26 – 28. Japanese nursing students from Tottori City College of Medical Health and Nursing in Tottori prefecture […]
Upcoming festivities can also bring up seasonal affective disorder
These next few months before 2016 comes to a close will bring about familiar changes. Leaves will turn to a bright orange before wilting into a crackly brown. People will […]
Business Leadership Community launches activities for the year
The Business Leadership Community returned from its summer hiatus with a kickoff party in C225 from 2:45 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. Organized by project managers Tulio Moreira and Jinnie Hui, […]
Hannibal: Tasteful mix of story and gore
A lot of TV shows nowadays tend to sacrifice some aspect in order to either cater to their audiences or fit a tight budget. Those that do successfully combine quality […]
Being green needs to extend beyond social media
For the past few weeks, the internet had been abuzz with news that the Great Barrier Reef had perished. Shared and retweeted continuously, the story was accompanied with words of […]
Bellevue College celebrates Homecoming Week
From Oct. 10 through 15, Bellevue College hosted its first Homecoming Week, a series of events to celebrate its 50th anniversary. With events such as Thriller day and ramen eating […]
Homecoming Week connects BC with “healthy competition”
From Oct. 10 through 15, Bellevue College will be hosting its first Homecoming Week, a series of events to celebrate its 50th anniversary. With events and competitions such as Thriller […]
Increased enrollment at Bellevue College
Bellevue College is the largest community college in the state, according to a ranking of the 25 largest community and technical colleges by the Puget Sound Business Journal. BC’s fall […]
Promoting sustainbility across PNW campuses
The Office of Sustainability is calling on the Bellevue College community to participate in the upcoming Washington Higher Education Sustainability Conference or WAHESC on February 16 – 17, 2017. The […]
Finding success and happiness is unhelpful advice
Searching for success is like looking hungrily at a fully stocked kitchen, but not knowing what to eat. One could find a beautifully intricate recipe and spend time designing each […]
Letter to the Editor
The resignation of Dr. David Rule marks a fork in the road for Bellevue College, and it is an important one. I remember how he responded to my question about […]