For those who want to learn about journalism but are not able to attend the journalism classes at Bellevue College, there is another option. The Watchdog, Bellevue College’s student newspaper, […]
Located on the second floor in C212 Student Union Building, Student Programs offers BC students the opportunities to get involved on campus. The office of Student Programs coordinates all student […]
Offered this quarter at BC for the interior design or art lovers is INDES 396, or Special Topics in Interior Design: Contemporary Interiors 1980-present. The class focuses mainly on deconstruction, […]
As Bellevue College expands, students, faculty and the administration have to keep up with the evolving environment, such as larger class sizes and parking congestion. The Associated Student Government is […]
The Black Student Union at Bellevue College held a series of events from Jan. 20 to the 24th in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, one of the many […]
Multiple entities have advocated for the preservation of King County Metro’s services, particularly to the heavily trafficked routes. Metro has proposed a 17% cut to their services. Redirecting the 271 […]
Chop Shop: Bodies of Work is an annual contemporary dance festival held at the Theatre at Meydenbauer. The event was created in 2008 by Eva Stone—choreographer, dance instructor, lecturer and […]
Bitcoin has been in the news a lot, once something only for power nerds to drool over but is now almost a household name. What isn’t as well-known is that […]
The PE department was first introduced 10 years ago with support from the student programs. The main priority for this department is the students. “The goal is to get more […]
Hunger Relief efforts have been going on here on campus for quite some time, but a recent plan of action to help stop hunger on campus has been taken over […]
Nora Lance, associate director of Student Programs has worked at Bellevue College for 20 years. In that time she has developed a love for the school, its faculty and especially […]
“Mecto Amore,” one of the first songs on Steam Powered Giraffe’s new album “MK III,” represents everything that the band is: Wonderfully creepy with the opening narration by Rabbit, catchy […]
Mark Wahlberg plays former Navy Seal Marcus Luttrell in the greatest military movie of all time. Lone Survivor is the true story of Seal Team 10 as they conduct “Operation […]
While students are working hard on getting credits for their degrees, there is something else that students can work towards on the way to their main goals. The athletic department […]
It was spring quarter 2012, when I first washed up on Bellevue College campus. I had just met some new friends after coming down from Bellingham and flunking out of […]
Phi Theta Kappa, PTK, is an international honor society for community college students that focuses on recognizing students for their academic achievements and leadership potential. PTK gives members opportunities for […]
While talking with a housemate about college in his country, I realized how different my life would be in another country. It was interesting to imagine myself as a […]
In 2010, fans of the timeless fictional detective, Sherlock Holmes, were delighted to find Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s literary works adapted for modern television. Co-created by Doctor Who writers Mark […]
Tech geeks and spectacle-wearers alike have been waiting for the release of the anticipated Google Glass. To be able to record, take pictures, and even do something like get […]
The Ace Attorney series has finally released its first game for the Nintendo 3DS system in the form of Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies. The Ace Attorney series […]
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