Homecoming Week at Bellevue College is a time to welcome new students, welcome back returning students, and celebrate our engaged college community. And sticking with last year’s format, we’re keeping it virtual.
Participate in events from October 11–15 and access them through this virtual Homecoming hub. Learn about programs and departments across campus, connect with other students and staff, and engage with the Bellevue College experience.
Browse the 2021 BC At-Homecoming event schedule to find webinars, contests, promotions, and information throughout the week.
Celebrate coming out as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or queer.
Presented by: LGBTQ Resource CenterJoin us on Zoom to get an update on the College and a preview of the year ahead from Interim President Gary Locke.
Presented by: BC Foundation and Office of the PresidentDial-in: +1 253-215-8782
Meeting ID: 862 3582 8162
Tres Vidas is a chamber music theatre work based on the lives of three legendary Latin American Women: renowned Mexican Painter Frida Kahlo, Salvadoran activist Rufina Amaya, and Argentinean poet Alfonsina Storni.
Presented by: Leadership InstituteActor, Model, Running Coach, and Athlete
Presented by:Black Students Affinity Coordinator
COMMUNION R&B Restaurant & Bar. That Brown Girl Cooks! Culinary Artist. Business Owner.
Presented by:Black Students Affinity Coordinator
Listen to Adán Espino Jr. and Nancy Canales talk about the importance of youth participation in politics and how to effectively make a difference and change our society. The theme of this talk is “Elections, Representation, Political Participateion—OUR ROLE!” Can’t make the talk? Check out other talks by Latino speakers every Wednesday of October at 1 p.m.
Presented by: El Centro Latino and Latin American Cultural Club and co-sponsored by the Peer Educators.Learn about the history and traditions surrounding the Mid-Autumn Festival a.k.a the Moon Festival. Get questions answered about the week-long art contest.
Presented by: Asian Pacific Islander Student Association (APISA)Win delicious mooncake prizes by showcasing your creativity. From poetry to sculptures, to drawings and photography, create an original artwork depicting your thoughts and feelings about the Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Festival. Any questions should be directed to Sunny Lim at APIStudents-AC@bellevuecollege.edu
Presented by: Asian Pacific Islander Student Association (APISA)Joint Venture Housing. Investor. Real Estate Investor Strategist.
Presented by:Black Students Affinity Coordinator
Arepas are cornemal cakes that originated hundreds of years ago. Learn how to make your own arepas as part of National Hispanic Month!
Presented by: El Centro Latino and Latin American Cultural ClubWin delicious mooncake prizes by showcasing your creativity. From poetry to sculptures, to drawings and photography, create an original artwork depicting your thoughts and feelings about the Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Festival. Any questions should be directed to Sunny Lim at APIStudents-AC@bellevuecollege.edu
Presented by: Asian Pacific Islander Student Association (APISA)Cheer on your Bulldogs volleyball team as they take on Shoreline College at home. This event is free for all students, faculty, and staff. Remember to wear a mask, they’re required! Go Bulldogs!
Presented by: Bellevue College AthleticsWhat is virtual learning like at Bellevue College? BC student, ambassador, and Global Leader Daniel L. recently vlogged about what his day looks like now that classes are held online.
We traditionally celebrate Homecoming Week on campus. While we wish we could be with you to experience in person, we invite you to browse past images from Homecoming Week.
