Explore the science of cancer
According to the National Cancer Institute, cancer was projected to affect 1,685,210 people in the U.S. in 2016 and take 595,690 lives. It is a well-known disease that affects the […]
Articles by Joy Okot-Okidi
Students learn about internships
In order to build a well-rounded resume, students work hard on their GPAs, involve themselves in activities and look to jobs or internships for experience. To help with this process […]
Pie and the history of Thanksgiving
On Thursday, Nov. 17, students and staff gathered in room C130 to attend Asian Pacific Islander Student Association’s annual Thanksgiving social. The event went from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. […]
Sneak peek of “Coupler” BC’s newest play
Bellevue College’s fall drama production is “Coupler,” a romantic comedy inspired by “Peter Pan” which follows the stories and interactions between passengers in the last car of a […]
Explore culture and ethnicity during winter quarter: CES 257 Queer Studies and CES 285 American Humor
Within in the Social Science division at Bellevue College is the Cultural and Ethnic studies department. Courses in this department can be used to fulfill the Cultural Diversity portion to […]
“Coupler:” Faith, love and destiny
Bellevue College will soon premiere the romantic comedy drama “Coupler,” which is centered around love, trust and destiny. Written in 2016, the play takes place in the heart of London’s […]
The importance of self expression: Everyone can find an outlet
For some, it may be belting their heart out to original lyrics, for others it may be flourishing in many sports or drawing killer portraits. Whatever the outlet, personal self-expression […]
Student organizations connect with ASG at club caucus
The annual Club Caucus event was held on Wednesday, Oct. 5 in room C120 and was sponsored and put on by the Associated Student Government. Club Caucus aimed to unite […]
Larry Gosset: Minorities need to vote in elections
On Tuesday, October 4, Bellevue College students and faculty gathered to hear Councilman Larry Gossett speak about the importance of voting in elections, along with its connection to race. The […]
Spring Belletrist edition released
The staff of Belletrist, Bellevue College’s literary magazine, celebrated their new spring quarter edition on Thursday, Sept. 29 with a launch party at the L building patio. Staff, students and […]
Win prizes through outdoor activities
Outdoor Nation’s “Campus Challenge” is bringing together students, staff and faculty alike, all in the name of outdoor activity. The challenge is an initiative put on by the Outdoor Nation […]
Campus renovations
Several renovations have been occurring across campus since summer quarter. Among these are the renovations of five different external staircases. According to construction project supervisor Will Tribble, the staircases “were […]