Blazing throughout the internet and the world is the long-awaited phone app Pokemon Go, which gives homebodies a solid reason to crawl out from their cozy abodes and get a […]
When I first heard the term vaporwave, I had the same question that basically everybody else did – what the hell is vaporwave? I thought it was just a passing […]
I love food more than anything, more than anyone. It brought me comfort during my transition to Washington’s gray skies and strongly left-winged individuals. It gave me a newfound hobby […]
The 67th annual Seafair is about to start in earnest. Best known for hydroplane races, the Torchlight Parade, Fleet Week and air show, Seafair is a fixture of the summer […]
The failed military coup in Turkey may be marked in history as the catalyst by which President Recep Tayyip Erdogan consolidated power for the Justice and Development Party (AKP), the […]
There is a time and there is a place for screwing around with one’s phone, and there is a time to put the phone away and pay attention to the […]
Campus Operations began the replacement of five sets of stairs on campus on Wednesday, July 13. All stairs are expected to be replaced by September 15. “The construction has started […]
Kaumakaiwa Kanaka’ole brought an hour and a half show to the stage of The Triple Door that was wove stories, audience interaction and calls to action into Hawaiian traditional music […]
In the 2014-2015 school year, Bellevue College awarded at least 79 percent of the 2,560 graduates with an associate’s degree that would allow them to transfer to other schools to […]
The Junction hosted their 34th annual West Seattle Summer Fest from July 8 to July 10. The event was free to the public and hosted hundreds of vendors and organizations, […]
On a map or a globe, Guam is so small that the lettering is bigger than the actual island. Not many people can actually find the island let alone give […]
Another tragedy involving guns, another national discussion about gun control. However, one thing I noticed is that nobody on either side of the gun control debate is praising the current […]
Growing up in Seattle I was aware of two things – we had some of the best water in the country and that it has fluoride which is good for […]
The first annual TUF FEST 2016 brought together a diverse array of artists and participants to celebrate and learn more about the Seattle electronic music scene. From 11 a.m. to […]
After the Orlando and Dallas shootings left many people in shock and pain, the discussion about gun control is heating up. Should America implement a new set of gun laws […]
Steve Ferreira, Bellevue College graduate, successful athlete and founder of the non-profit organization Beyond Disabilities gave his presentation “Living a Disabled Life” on Tuesday, July 12 in the Faculty Commons. […]
In response to Governor Jay Inslee’s directive in 2014 that mandates “State Agencies with 50 or more employees are required to provide Employee Wellness Centers,” Bellevue College’s Health Sciences, Education […]
Bellevue College Workforce Education offered several free career boot camps over two days and started on Monday, June 20. In several workshops focusing on topics such as job interviews, participants […]
The Bellevue Fire Department recently ran a campaign against illegal fireworks use within the city, hanging colored banners around the city saying “respect the ban” that encouraged people not to […]
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