News and Stories

McCormick is the Epitome of a Team Player

What a difference a year has made on the baseball diamond for Bellevue Bulldogs sophomore infielder Griffin McCormick. He missed all but five games during his freshman season in 2017 with a dislocated left elbow, but has completely recovered and is taking advantage of the opportunity

KBCS Report – Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King – Angry Love

Fulbright Scholar linking virtual reality learning from Seattle to Tasmania

KBCS Report – Incarcerated Women

Bulldogs Fall To Top-Ranked Umpqua at NWAC Final Four

First Class Success Story

Andrea Coder was one of the first to apply, and graduate, from the Bachelor of Applied Science in Applied Accounting program Today you’ll find Andrea Coder in the stylish new offices of CliftonLarsonAllen, the ninth largest accountancy firm in the U.S. located in Bellevue, Washington, juggling the demands of motherhood and her burgeoning career as…

Bulldogs Advance to NWAC Women’s Final Four

3 Bellevue College students named to All-Washington Academic Team

Science and Engineering Fair Showcases High School Tech Talent

Hundreds are expected to turn out this Saturday for the Central Sound Regional Science and Engineering Fair (CSRSEF) at Bellevue College (BC), an annual competition that judges science and engineering projects created by 9-12th grade students in King and Snohomish counties. CSRSEF encourages innovative student research, and provides professional scientists and engineers the chance to…

BC Art Instructor’s Work to be Exhibited at Seattle Art Museum

Changing the World Through Art How BC instructor Jono Vaughan is creating new intersections between gender, art, social identity and activism [caption id="attachment_12511" align="alignleft" width="1024"] Project 42 garment that honors Tiffany Berry[/caption] In April, the Seattle Art Museum will begin exhibiting Project 42, a multidisciplinary work by Jono Vaughan that honors transgender lives lost to…