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KBCS General Manager Retires

Please join KBCS in extending best wishes to Steve Ramsey, as he retires from KBCS after over eighteen years as General Manager.

Yemen’s War and Health Crisis – KBCS Report

Yemen is in a humanitarian crisis, as bombings and medical and food blockades continue. Listen to local perspectives on the conditions in this country.

Unmute the Commute: The Family Bike – KBCS Report

Forget the debate of whether mini vans or SUVs are better for transporting kids… today on Unmute the Commute, the families who rely on bikes to get around with their kids. Listen to the story at the link provided.

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Big Companies Scouting for Talent at BC Job Fair

Recruiters from over 60 major employers including Costco, EvergreenHealth, Robert Half, Wells Fargo Bank, U.S. Bank and Starbucks will descend on Bellevue College for its Networking & Job Fair May 16, looking to fill open positions. The free event, which runs from 10 a.m. – 1:30 p.m., is open to the public. Sponsored by the…

Unmute the Commute: Angel Flight West – KBCS Report

Have you ever wondered how some of our neighbours in outlying islands make it to medical centers quickly when needed? Today on Unmute the Commute, here’s one solution. Produced by Jennie Cecil-Moore.

‘Programming the Future’ – New degree for robotics and artificial intelligence

Students eager to land a cutting-edge job in software development will have a new option thanks to the recent approval of a transfer associate degree in robotics and artificial intelligence at Bellevue College.

BC President Offers Insight on Keeping Up With Industry

Aside from keeping up with employers’ needs, community colleges are facing more competition from new providers of education and training, said Jerry Weber, president of Bellevue College.