Can social media affect your job?
A lot of us are on Facebook every day commenting, messaging, liking and following. Many of us also have Twitter accounts on which we post random (or not so random) […]
Articles by Jwanah Qudsi
BC student runs for State House
One of our very own, Jacob Bond, a student here at Bellevue College, is running for the Washington State House of Representatives. He will be running against Democrat incumbent Rep. […]
Autism Spectrum Navigators program hosts video game tournament
Bellevue College’s Autism Spectrum Navigators Program is hosting a video game tournament (YES, a video game tournament!) on Friday May 18 at the cafeteria from 3:20 p.m. until around 7:00 […]
Romney, whose side are you on?
College kids, remember that day you found out about student loans? You know, right when your dream of getting a degree and that great job was tainted by the shattering […]
New budget shows priorities for student government
Enrollment this academic year of 2011-2012 at Bellevue College is lower than it was last year, but this hasn’t caused next year’s budget for Student Programs to fall. After the […]
Secretary of State Sam Reed visits BC
Sam Reed, Washington Secretary of State, visited Bellevue College on April 10 to talk about the importance of student civic engagement and its effect on the future of higher education […]
College Civics Week in retrospect
College Civics Week promotes political involvement among BC students Just last week, Bellevue College hosted several events organized by the Office of Student Legislative Affairs (OSLA) for College Civics Week. […]
College in America: a right or a luxury?
America. “Land of the free”, “home of the brave”, and ambition magnet. Isn’t that why people are willing to risk their lives crossing the Rio Grande? And why students everywhere […]
Why are textbooks so expensive?
The United States is unarguably one of the most expensive countries for a college student in the world, with tuition rates for four-year colleges ranging anywhere from $5,000 to $40,000 […]
Coffee, Tea, and Politics Occupies BC
About 50 Bellevue College students came together on Wednesday, March 7 to discuss a controversial political issue: The Occupy Movement. The event was organized by the Campus Activity Board and […]
Fundraiser: Japan, one year post-disaster
It’s been one year. This time last year, Japan was dealing with a major natural disaster. While a year seems like a long time and the Japanese disaster has left […]
BC student Trustee Bill passes in House, goes to Senate
Two bills proposed by Bellevue College have been traveling around Washington State Congress this past week. The Senate of Washington State approved Senate Bill 5127 on Feb 13. The bill’s […]
The Buried Life visits Bellevue College
Bellevue College’s cafeteria filled up with about 360 students on Tuesday, Feb. 7 at around 7:30 p.m., but a lot of the people at the cafeteria weren’t BC students. Because BC […]
Class cancellations at Bellevue College
“IBIT is writing to inform you that MKTG 234 has been cancelled due to low enrollments. IBIT apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause.” Wait, what? After having registered for […]
Facebook getting scary
Am I the only one who thinks the new Facebook “Timeline” is a HORRIBLE idea and will only complicate everything even more? For starters, you’ll have to pick a GIANT […]