Bellevue College Dance Company amazes
Enthusiasts of the wonders of dance were welcomed to a tour de force 2014 Bellevue College Dance Company concert on the nights of May 9 and 10 in Bellevue College’s […]
Arts & Features
Arts & Features articles
Aging in the modern day
Nick C. Jackson, Ph. D., professor and chair of the department of psychology at Eastern Washington University, gave a lecture last Tuesday that focused on the question of what successful […]
BC student makes waves at film festival
Bellevue College student Amelia Burnatowski, 19, won the Audience Award for her short film called “Tides” at the National Film Festival for Talented Youth on April 25 in the Identify […]
The story behind Cinco de Mayo
What is Cinco de Mayo? Bellevue College’s El Centro Latino sought to explain the holiday and commemorate the day with festivities on May 5 in the cafeteria. Cinco de Mayo […]
Camp Casey
Camp Casey is a four-day leadership retreat that includes interactive leadership seminars. In addition, this retreat has everything from games, food, camp fires, other students from Bellevue College and a […]
Subjective vs. Objective
Greg Damico hosted a lecture redefining what subjective means versus objective on May 6. The purpose of the lecture was to provide a starting point from which people can utilize […]
International Night 2014. “Stronger Bonds, Broader Hearts”
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 […]
Music dept. going above and beyond
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 […]
BC’s scholar in residence
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; […]
BC Model United Nations success in NYC
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 […]
Experiment with Bellevue College physics club
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 […]
BC Foundation Luncheon
The Bellevue College Foundation is hosting the Become Exceptional Luncheon at Meydenbauer Center this Wednesday. Influential people in the community and the region are invited to learn more about the […]
All in the Timing
All in the Timing is a collection of six single-act vignettes with themes of wordplay, romantic happenstance and existentialism, written by David Ives between 1987 and 1993. Everyone directly involved […]
Earth Week Update
Starting April 21 to April 26, Bellevue College will be celebrating the 15th annual Earth Week sponsored by The Office of Sustainability, Environmental Advisory Committee and the Sustainability and Science […]
Funding for public transportation
For BC students who don’t rely on public transportation too often, King County Metro’s Proposition 1 talk could be a bunch of nonsense that doesn’t seem to mean anything. Unbeknownst […]
RECED: 260 Northwest Fitness Exploration
Peter Prescott, who is the Fitness Center director, Wellness Center program manager, among “too many” other things at Bellevue College, is teaching a class that will introduce students to a […]
Everyone can garden
Karrin Peterson, a teacher at Bellevue College and the leader of the BC garden club said, “The goal of our garden club is to teach students how to garden and […]
A final and warm farewell
This week, one of the employees of student programs is preparing to retire. Candy Stewart, well known for her work in financial aid, multicultural services and student programs is retiring […]
The final philosophy talk takes it to the streets
The final philosophy talk of the quarter was held last Tuesday, March 17. The discussion was led by Deric Gruen, the chair of campus sustainability and included Beau Morton, assistant […]
Learn to identify plants and earn college credit
Michael Hanson is teaching Botany 113 this spring, and has been offered every spring since Hanson first started teaching at Bellevue College in 1999. The class will focus on covering […]