OSLA gears up for Olympia
Jan. 13th marked the beginning of Olympia’s annual legislative session. With its commencement, the Office of Student Legislation Association held its first of five workshops on the 17th, entitled “Student […]
January 2014
Mariners: Robinson Cano
It is no big secret but so far the biggest free-agent signing of the MLB off-season has been Robinson Cano with the Seattle Mariners. The former Yankee signed with the […]
Distance Education Office Closure
With 2014 came the next step in BC’s development of eLearning with the Distance Education Office. It has been two years since BC’s enrollment with the Canvas Learning Management System. […]
White Collar: Plot twists
White Collar is a show directed by Bronwen Hughes. It stars Matt Bomer as Neil Caffrey and Tim Dekay as Peter Burke, a devoted FBI agent who spends most of […]
Composting at Bellevue College: Creating a more sustainable campus
Last week, people walking around campus wearing green capes grabbed students’ attention. It had nothing to do with superheroes, but something a little more down to earth: composting. As said […]
Want to be a personal trainer?
Bellevue College has a number of certificates available for students to pursue, one of which is a certification to become a personal trainer. BC offers the “Personal Fitness Trainer Certification” […]
Visit the BC Gymnasium!
Have time to spare from 8:30 to 2:30 on Fridays? Stop by the school gym! It is the G building located just a few steps away from the R building. […]
Women’s Basketball: Season preview
The Bulldogs have done fairly well in the past, but Coach Eggers wants them to focus on the future With the new women’s basketball season starting, the Bellevue College squad […]
“La Tertulia,” BC’s Spanish table, gives students a place to practice a foreign language
If you are interested in practicing and improving your Spanish speaking ability, then come to “La Tertulia,” held on Wednesdays from 10:30-11:20 a.m. in the cafeteria. This is not a […]
Inside ASG ambitions for 2014
Jan. 16 marked the second general assembly meeting for student programs and clubs. Numerous programs attended, including those who had not been officially invited to the previous meeting held last […]
President’s Innovation Award recipients announced
The President’s Innovation Award recipients have been announced. The $10,000 award divided into two. $6,400 went to Rashmi Koushik, Sean Allen and Catherine Berkenfield, who collaborated to put together a […]
Earn a scholarship with BC Reads! Winter 2014
Once again, the Library Media Center is helping hardworking students earn the scholarships they need, all by simply reading. The BC Reads! program is a literacy program aimed to strengthen […]
Seahawks Pride: The real thing or hometown hoax?
Everywhere you go, it’s guaranteed you’re going to see something about the “12th Man” or see at least 15 people sporting their Seahawks gear. My question is, where has […]
BC to have their own football team?
Close to fifty Bellevue College students are beginning to attend team workout sessions in preparation for spring training that their football team, the Bulldogs, will be having in May. However, […]
ASG representative position open for hire
The Associated Student Government of BC has been without an Emerging Technology and Entrepreneurial Representative since summer quarter and have opened up the position for hire. Applications can be found […]
What does the music department have in store?
As the quarter progresses, students have much to look forward to from the music department. Bellevue College’s vocal jazz ensemble “Celebration,” a group of students and faculty led by Tom […]
Team Seattle: Racing for children
What happens when you combine sports car racing and a great cause? You get Team Seattle. Founded in 1997 by Don and Donna Kitch, Team Seattle is an endurance auto-racing […]
Letter to the Editor: Help Feed Students In Need
Help feed students in need. We are 55% of the way there. Dear Bellevue College, Last week, Help Feed Students In Need raised $1,779 towards its goal of $3,250, furthering […]
“Welcome to Night Vale”
“Welcome to Night Vale” is a podcast that combines elements of horror, surrealism, humor and just plain weird into one show. And on Jan.16, it came to Seattle. The podcast […]
College is free, just not here. . . .
There is a contrast between the U.S. and other countries in the realm of college tuition. I had known about this earlier. However, after questioning several housemates who happened […]