Fall 2012: Art classes for the new year
With summer classes finally finished, a month of sunshine and relaxation awaits eager students. Yet August is not just for relaxation, but for planning ahead to fall quarter. It takes […]
Articles by Jayna Gilley
Brain waves and sleep patterns: ENDT accredited
Bellevue College’s electroneurodiagnostic technologist (ENDT) program is now the nineteenth program in the nation to receive accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs. The college received […]
My not-so-average plans
Last week while hanging with some friends, the name “Jim Caviezel” came up. Not only is Jim Caviezel one of my favorite actors, starring in movies like “The Passion of […]
Dept. of Education talks to students
On Wednesday, July 11, the University of Washington (UW) heard from one of the president’s administrative officials regarding higher education and the need for funding. Martha J. Kanter, Undersecretary of […]
Voting: Young voices needed
The year 2012 is significant in a number of ways, one reason being that it is an election year. On Nov. 6, American citizens will once again decide who will […]
School spirits takes over
Last year my best friend went to Washington State University (WSU). This year she came back a full-fledged Cougar. Well, maybe “full-fledged” is an understatement. How about full grown, claws […]
New options for parking coming for Fall
Starting in the fall of 2012, Bellevue College will be offering discount parking in Lots 1, 3 and 5 (near 148 Ave.). Since Sept. of 2011, students have been charged […]
BC welcomes new VP of Diversity
After several months of debating, discussing and interviewing, Bellevue College has found a new Vice President of Diversity, Yoshiko Harden. Harden was interviewed on May 21 and came to Bellevue […]
Quit skipping classes!
Spring has arrived, little by little, and now it’s here in full bloom. Sunny days and warm temperatures have finally returned to Seattle, and Bellevue College is finishing its last […]
We really do need superheroes
I’ll admit it: I’ve already seen The Avengers twice. There is something about that movie that I just love. The plot is fun, the acting is great and the characters […]
Asian-Pacific Islander Heritage month
Many months are used to commemorate events and cultural groups, the month of May being no exception. Originally there was an Asian-Pacific Heritage week in July, however this national recognition […]
Searching for a Vice President of Diversity
Candidates for the position of vice president of Diversity at Bellevue College have been narrowed down to two potential nominees, Yoshiko Harden and Christina Castorena. Interviews for Harden and Castorena […]
Town hall meeting to discuss a new campus
Bellevue College has scheduled a town hall meeting to discuss opening a new satellite campus near the Issaquah Highlands. This meeting will be held on May 1 at 6:00 p.m. […]
Completely green fashion show
In honor of Earth Week, BC’s Fashion Club hosted the Eco-Friendly Fashion Show, with fashion styles and clothes designed from recycled materials. The show took place in the cafeteria on […]
Do school policies violate First Amendment?
Recently at Seattle Central, students and administrators clashed as a proposal was brought to the table that would limit student protests to only certain times and places on campus. Now […]
Wear a Hoodie and a Scarf Day
Recently the news has been ablaze with information about Trayvon Martin and Shaima Alawadi, who were recently killed in two separate, yet similar, racial crimes. On Wednesday, April 11, 2012, […]
Coca-Cola scholarship winners from BC
Two Bellevue College students won awards, scholarships and fame through the Coca-Cola Scholarship, a yearly scholarship awarded to students from community colleges all over the country. This prestigious award was […]
Living Treasures: Honoring Pluralism
The Diversity Caucus, an affinity group that focuses on pluralism for both students and faculty at Bellevue College, is celebrating its tenth year with its semi-annual “Living Treasures” event. To […]
International Visitors: Denmark and Japan
Bellevue College has always welcomed diversity to its campus, and the next few weeks are no different. True to its goal of international diversity and global interaction, our college is […]
OSLA prepares for spring quarter events
Although sessions in Washington’s capital have slowed down, OSLA here at BC never stops working for its students and better education. OSLA’s (Office of Student Legislative Affairs) main focus is […]