There are many ways to get involved with Arts & Humanities! Check out the options below.
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Belletrist
Belletrist is a literary arts journal publishing out of Bellevue College. Every year we gather work from our diverse population of students and nestle it alongside established writers and artists from across the country in an annual print issue.
The Watchdog
Published weekly since 1967, The Watchdog is the student voice of Bellevue College, covering news and issues affecting the campus community, and is written, edited and managed by Bellevue College students.
Music Ensembles
The Music Department offers many different performing groups and ensembles. For more information on how to get involved, please visit the Music Department’s website.
BC Dance Company
Bellevue College Dance Company (BCDC), under the guidance of the director and run by the students has several opportunities throughout the year to perform. Dancers can be trained in any style or genre of dance. For more information, visit the BCDC website.
Study Abroad
Interested in studying abroad while at Bellevue College? Find out more about programs available to BC students.
Student Clubs
There are many clubs and organizations for students to get involved in. Arts & Humanities is home to several such as the Philosophy Club, the VR Club, Film Club, Communication Club, Art and Photography Clubs, and several World Language Clubs.
The Office of Student Engagement is here for students! Visit them today.
Art Gallery Space
The Bellevue College Gallery Space is dedicated to providing the campus and community with the opportunity to view high quality artwork from a multiplicity of backgrounds, styles and media. The Gallery Space is located on the second floor of the D Building, room D 271, above the Library.
Carlson Theatre
The Theatre Arts Department of Drama and Dance performs in the Carlson and Stop Gap Studio Theatres, both housed in the Carlson Theatre Building, Building E. The 300 seat Carlson Theatre was named after Bud Carlson, founder of the BC Drama Department.
Division Events
Last Updated November 16, 2023