Hosted by the Bellevue College International Student Association, the 33rd Annual International Night had a variety of events from many different nations. “This is an honor for ISA to host […]
On May 19-20, members of the Disability Resource Center will be traveling to Waikiki, Hawaii to hold a workshop at the Pacific Rim International Conference on Disability and Diversity titled […]
Jazz band director and the History of Rock n’ Roll instructor Jim Sisko is more than a faculty member at Bellevue College. Along with his work at BC, Sisko volunteers […]
For over a decade, net neutrality has been a topic of heated discussion in the technology world. Put plainly, net neutrality means that everybody can access the same Internet in […]
The Mariners have not had the most solid start to their 2014 campaign, which has led to fans saying that these guys are the “Same ‘ol Mariners” from years before. […]
Elections for the 2014 – 2015 Associated Student Government closed on April 25. 1,040 students turned out to vote for 10 of the 11ASG as well as a constitutional amendment. […]
A 16-year-old Texan boy killed four people in a drunken car crash and claimed in court to be a victim of “affluenza”: the ignorant and unsustainable product of efforts to […]
Imagine going to work, reading the daily paper, enjoying a latte from Starbucks… All of this while behind the wheel. Sounds really dumb and dangerous, right? Well, by 2017, we […]
“Persepolis” is a French greyscale animated film directed by Marjane Satrapi and Vincent Paronnaud. It is based on Satrapi’s graphic novels, inspired by her own life growing up during a […]
What’s it really like to become a Yelp elite member? It’s not just about the secret underground parties that require a password, or a bunch of hipsters who walk around […]
Liu Yi is visiting Bellevue College from Donghua University in Shanghai, China. She is the beneficiary of a one- year scholarship from the Chinese government. Yi has quite a resume; […]
April 25 marked “1 T Day”, which is the National Day of Action “commemorating the one year anniversary of student loan debt hitting over 1 trillion dollars on April 25, […]
Following the Election Kick Off, hosted by the Associated Student Government, a complaint was filed by Melody Salcedo, ASG campus life and events representative, against Melantha Jenkins, ASG presidential candidate, […]
The student and activities budget for the next fiscal year produced by the student and faculty committee was approved on April 22 in an emergency board of directors meeting by […]
On March 30 – April 3, BC Model United Nations went to New York, N.Y. to compete in the Model United Nations New York Conference. BC MUN had many students […]
The brain is an extremely complex organ with cells called neurons that intertwine in a multitude of directions. Neurons communicate with the body an one another with chemical and electrical […]
After finishing with a 39-7 overall record, 23-1 regional record and a run for the fourth place in the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges tournament in the 2013 season, […]
“Every action has an equal and opposite reaction,” both my physics teacher and principal said this on a daily basis (the principal in situations when things went terribly wrong). Today […]
The physics club is one of the clubs offered by BC’s Students Programs to promote the overall awareness, understanding and enthusiasm for physics. The club has started its regular meetings […]
As of April 6, the new season of Game of Thrones—with the tagline “All Men Must Die”—hit television screens, starting off right where they left off from the previous season. […]
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