Where can you witness beetles pulling ten times their weight, dig for fossilized shark teeth, and learn about sequencing DNA, all in one place? At Bellevue College, where the BC Science Division will host an open house for the community on Saturday, June 9, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Titled “Passport to STEM” – …read more
Bellevue College is accepting applications from prospective students for its newest bachelor’s degree, Healthcare Information Technology. The program will begin this fall. Those who want to learn more about the program can attend one of several upcoming information sessions at 6 p.m. June 5, 13, 18 and 29, all on college campus. The new degree …read more
One of the rarest predictable occasions in astronomy – the passage of the planet Venus across the face of the sun – will take place on June 5. To celebrate this event, which changed the way people comprehend the solar system, Bellevue College will host a “Venus Transit Viewing and Star Party.” The party will …read more
Bellevue College is now accepting applications from prospective students for its newest bachelor’s degree, in Healthcare Information Technology, that will begin this fall. Those who want to learn more about the program can attend one of several upcoming information sessions, held on May 31 and June 5, 13, 18 and 29, all at 6 p.m. …read more
One of the rarest predictable occasions in astronomy – the passage of the planet Venus across the face of the sun – will take place on June 5. To celebrate this event, which changed the way we comprehend the solar system, Bellevue College will host a “Venus Transit Viewing and Star Party” for people in …read more
Late Friday afternoon the Bellevue College Cafeteria was hopping with young people and their families, exhibits, auction items, a free buffet and a separate room set up with a half-dozen big screen TVs for a video game shootout. The occasion was the first fundraiser for the college’s Autism Spectrum Navigators program. After Interim President Laura …read more
The roads supplement the existing east-west corridor, Northeast Park Drive. The project is also meant to address congestion caused by morning and afternoon drop-offs and pick-ups at Grand Ridge Elementary. The link starts at Central Park, runs behind the school and terminates at 10th Avenue Northeast. The link — completed by developers — is meant …read more
Paying for college has never been more expensive, and universities and community colleges across the state are looking to increase tuition again. That has many students and parents wondering what the best way to pay for college is — and how to handle the expense. There are options. What many students realize is that, at …read more
Local and debut young adult author and Duvall resident Katherine Grace Bond will launch her novel, “The Summer of No Regrets,” at a celebrity-themed book party at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, May 12 at Parkplace Books in Kirkland. She is the creator of TEENWrite, a live action role-playing and writing community where participants come as their …read more
What if a pre-kids career is no longer a good fit? Career switches are highly common — modern workers hold more than 10 jobs during their prime working years, according to the BLS. Redmond mom of five Sandy Cairns, J.D., LL.M., was ready for a career change when her youngest kids started school. After some …read more
