Hiking is the best form of exercise
In the recent weeks, I have fallen completely in love with weekend hikes, so much so that I decided it was about time to trade my Nike Free Runs out […]
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Seattle Center hosts Yu-Gi-Oh regional tournament
By: Patric Williamson On May 5, Seattle Center hosted a Yu-Gi-Oh card game regional tournament which over 400 people attended in the hopes of being able to qualify for the […]
Environment as a factor of productivity
I think a lot of people can relate to the fact that their environment is directly linked to productivity. It’s a huge factor of how much work actually gets done. […]
BC Theater “Stop Kiss” production
“Stop Kiss”. This hook is a great headline that enhances curiosity and probably makes more than one wondering if kissing is even an issue nowadays. “Stop Kiss” is a play […]
Thirdstory performs at Nuemos in Seattle
A couple of weeks ago on Tuesday, March 27, the group Thirdstory performed at Nuemos in Capital Hill for the Seattle stop on their 2018 tour. This was only just […]
Why it doesn’t matter what school you go to
For transfer students and freshman university applicants, this time of year when schools are sending out application decisions is one of the most stressful. Personally, I have been sitting on […]
BC Reads! Jamie Ford
By: Jason Guo On Wednesday Mar. 7 at 2:30 p.m., Bellevue College was hosted Jamie Ford, the author of “Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet.” This debut novel […]
The food industry is disgusting
I’m a huge documentary fanatic. Among the many fantastic documentaries that exist on Netflix, one of the most informative and eye-opening ones would have to be Food Inc., a documentary […]
BC RISE Learning Institute holds Global Game Jam event
By: Jade Kelly The Global Game Jam is, as its name implies, a global event where creators group together to combine their skills and make a game in a period […]
Why hobbies are important
As everyone knows and has probably experienced personally, the stress that comes out of jobs and heavy schoolwork is emotionally exhausting and often can add up to be just too […]
Quality over quantity
Personally, it seems like I am constantly filling bags and boxes of stuff I don’t need anymore to drop at the Goodwill donation truck. Somehow, even though I do this […]
Why New Year’s resolutions are a waste of time
With the beginning of a new year, many people are looking for a fresh start. This is especially necessary after the hustle and bustle of the holiday season and a […]
How procrastination saves grades: Productivity increases when students have no choice
I can confidently say that I am definitely a procrastinator. And I’ve been this way ever since I’ve been in charge of my own schedule and I didn’t have my […]
“Love Yourself – Her:” BTS’s K-pop hit
September 18 was a day that I was dreading. It meant my summer break was coming to an end and I would have to resume my busy schedule juggling assignments […]
BC ASL Club organizes Deaf Week picnic
In celebration of International Week of the Deaf, the Bellevue College American Sign Language Club organized a picnic at Kelsey Creek Park on Sunday, Sept. 24 from 1 p.m. to […]
Social change in a technologically advanced world
The launch of the iPhone X last week made me think a lot about where we are in terms of technology as a community and how far we have come. […]
Jobs in high school build self-confidence
I’ve always been a quiet and reserved person, afraid to talk to people I wasn’t familiar with and terrified to speak in front of large groups. Book reports, presentations and […]
Seattle introduces new community bike share program
The Seattle Department of Transportation recently announced a new bike share program in an effort to create an alternative form of transportation that also works well with the community. It […]
RISE learning event engages students
On July 5 and 6, Bellevue College’s RISE Learning Institute hosted a two-day workshop and makerspace focused on elements of 3D design. It was part of their Makers and Scholars […]
Celebrating African cultures with food, dancing and fashion
On May 26, the African Student Association held their fourth annual Africa Night. The event featured many aspects of African culture. The ASA provided a range of African cuisine and […]